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I love the way this shirt feels. It literally feels like I'm wearing nothing. I've gone off trail with this and had no problems with snags. In fact, I love this shirt so much. I bought another one. Great job guys.

This windbreaker works great. I’ve used it while driving my Jeep with the doors off and only 60 degrees out. Stayed warm. No wind came through it. I’ve used it on several hikes that were cold and windy. Same thing. Have worn it inside my hoodie as well as outside. Comfortable. Light. Well worth the money! Honestly have been happy with every purchase from this company!

My life now revolves around this watch. It’s aided me in being more active and mindful of my fitness and health. Can’t say enough good things about it.

After receiving them and finding how light they were, I was certain they wouldn’t be warm at all. I was so wrong! I wore them to bed under warm winter blankets like I usually did with pajamas. Not too long later I was too warm under the blankets and even sweat. Awesome! I’m 5’8” and a bit winter “fluffy” at 168 right now. I got medium and they’re a little snug around the waist. When I get back down to 160 and below, they will fit better.

Best pair of pants I ever bought for hiking

It's light weight is great and with weight in it its very comfortability is great I love how I can put 48oz water bottle in it best buy this year

Bought one of these on their KickStarter many years ago. After lots of hard use, the zipper finally failed. Best year around jacket I've ever owned. Easy choice to replace it.

Just an awesome hoodie. Light rain just rolls off, Great wind breaker. Keeps you warm but also pit vents keep you from overheating while hoodie works great for cold early mornings.
Doesn't seem to like briars much

Recently I went on a Grand Canyon backpacking trip and was talking to a friend about what layers to bring due to the expected cold and wet weather. I mentioned bringing a lightweight fleece for active insulation, but we discussed how fleece is so heavy. I'd been seeing Outdoor Vitals on social media for a while, so checked out the Ventus Hoody as a possible active insulation piece. I was pretty impressed with the specs and I was pleasantly surprised to see the insulation used in the Ventus was one I'd had experience with from another brand and really liked how it performed. Needless to say, the Ventus was my favorite and most versatile layering piece that I brought. I was pleasantly surprised by the wide range of temps and weather extremes that I was able to wear the Ventus in during my trip. Even in pre-hike testing of the piece I wore it on an early morning dog walk where I'd usually wear a fleece jacket and my back would be sweaty, the Ventus left me more comfortable (stayed plenty warm) with a non-sweaty back after the walk. Like most, I missed having pockets when wearing at camp, but completely understand the reasoning behind why there aren't any. Besides, when worn with a pack they'd be covered up by the hip belt anyway. I'm 5'8" with a 39" chest. I'm right on the upper end of a Medium measurement wise, so opted for a Large. While maybe fitting slightly more baggy than it should, it makes it a little easier to get on and there is no binding under my armpits like some of the mediums I've gotten in the past from other brands with athletic fit..

In regards to the pillow, it replaced my previous pillow on the GC trip and I liked it better. Was able to strap it to my pad, and the non-slip grip on the pillow kept it from sliding around like my previous pillow. It was also lighter than my older pillow. I'll definitely be ordering more Outdoor Vitals gear.

I haven’t slept in them yet but decided to put in a couple miles on a cooler day (50F). I stayed plenty warm but not overly warm. I really love the vented crotch gusset. I stayed in consistent comfort for my hike. I’m excited to sleep in them to see how they stand up. They are extremely lightweight and very comfortable to wear. Definitely would recommend.

Got this quilt, long and wide, to do fall/early winter camping in. I did not get until spring, but am certain it will keep this cold sleeper warm.

Butternut Dal Bhat is one of my favorite dehydrated meals. Peak Refuel brings exotic flavor and texture to my campsite!

I’m done over paying for tarps. This tarp is a great size, weight, packs well and all at half the cost of other tarps I have purchased.