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ThermoFlask vs Takeya 

In this article, I’ll be taking a closer look at the most popular reusable water bottles manufactured and sold by these two companies. ThermoFlask’s range … Read more

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Takeya vs Yeti Water Bottles

The most well-known manufacturer of water bottles for hiking is Texas-based Yeti. Unfortunately, the drinkware designed and sold by this brand is not for everyone’s … Read more

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Osprey vs Gregory Backpacks

Over the years, I’ve learned that the right backpack can mean the difference between an okay hiking trip and an amazing one. When it comes … Read more

Magellan vs Garmin

Magellan vs Garmin

GPS devices are high up on the list of wild-camping essentials. When someone mentions GPS devices, the first two brands most people automatically think of … Read more

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Down Vest vs Jacket for Hiking

Down vests are often seen as more of a style purchase than something that’s actually practical and useful. However, thanks to the innovations in the … Read more

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Ozark Trail vs Hydro Flask

If you’re your choice has boiled down to Ozark Trail and Hydro Flask, you’re in the right place. This detailed guide will help you pick the better bottle.

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Softshell vs Fleece Jacket

If you are looking for a lightweight and thin jacket, you’re probably wondering whether you should go with a softshell or a fleece jacket. These … Read more

Hydro Flask vs Takeya

Takeya vs Hydro Flask

The vs are two of the most fashionable, functional and popular water bottles for hikers. So, we have quite a task ahead to declare one … Read more

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Rain Jacket vs Windbreaker

Having the right equipment is the key to enjoying yourself outdoors – there’s no doubt about that. A lot of backcountry exploration enthusiasts will deliberate … Read more

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Hydro Flask vs S’well

Hydro Flask and S’well produce some of the best water bottles on the planet. Both companies’ bottles are crafted from vacuum-insulated stainless steel. They’re also … Read more

Hydro Cell vs Iron Flask

Hydro Cell vs Iron Flask

The drinkware brands that are actually held in high regard by outdoor enthusiasts all over the world can be counted on the fingers of your … Read more

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Iron Flask vs Takeya

Choosing the right stainless steel water bottle for your needs is actually a much more difficult task than it may seem at a first glance. … Read more

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Iron Flask vs Thermoflask

Imagine the following situation: you’re hiking on a hot summer day and you’re starting to feel thirsty. Fortunately, that’s a problem you can solve quite … Read more

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Hydro Flask vs Thermos

Whether you just like to stay hydrated or you’re always on the go, having an insulated, stainless steel bottle provides you with an easy way … Read more

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Nalgene vs Hydro Flask

As an outdoor enthusiast, you probably know everything about the importance of staying hydrated while being out there in the wild. Fortunately, staying hydrated during … Read more