Best Value - Gear Must Have

[YouDoYou]

Just like the thread says - What piece of gear are you running that is the best value that can't be passed up?

For me... $15 Outdoor Products trekking poles at Wal-Mart - Pretty light, pretty cheap, pretty durable!

 

[Dos Perros]

https://www.rokslide.com/forums/threads/best-bang-for-your-buck-gear.122327/#post-1155282

This is a pretty good thread, same topic.

 

[YouDoYou]

Thank you!


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[Nate_Beres]

Waterproof gaiters, I would've paid double $60. Garden shears for thick brush $10?. Cooling neck gaiter $20 for early season

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[Ratliff92]

$20 cascade mountain tech poles. Can’t be beat


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[NBKYSCAR]

Another vote for the cascade mountain poles. Mine have been great! Plus I’ve got a $25 bear butt hammock that I use as my sleep system that’s been super comfy.

 

[Farmingdale's Finest]

Eddie Bauer Guide Pants with a coupon $25
Cascade Mountain Tech Trekking Poles $20 Saved my 275lb but from falling on my face while climbing down a steep stream bank in the dark. Fell and jammed them in front of me and was expecting at the least to bend them and still perfect.
Mystery Ranch Glacier pack...Same size as the Metcalf rated to 110 lbs and more than $200 cheaper and some are on sierra.com for under $200 for last years model.

 

[WoodBow]

If you sleep in a multi person shelter, a luci lantern is super nice for $10. Weights almost nothing, solar charges, and you don't have to blind each other with your head lamps.

 

[JollyRoger]

I love my z lite sitting pad. $12 on Amazon I think. Saves you sitting in the snow or on rocks... or sitting on your pack which you may want into while glassing. I love it


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