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REI Base Layer L/S Crew
If merino wool is not your game and you’d rather wear a synthetic base layer, check out the budget-friendly REI Base Layer Long Sleeve (L/S) Crew. It’s not the lightest…
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REI Magma Trail Quilt
When we first reviewed the REI Magma Trail Quilt, we were most impressed by its use of premium ultralight fabrics and high-fill down, while still maintaining a price point below…
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REI Snow Stake
For winter and spring backpacking in snowy environments, the REI Snow Stake (and the more expensive, but similar MSR Blizzard) are our recommendation when the snow is consolidated. In this…
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REI Magma Sleeping Bag
Not many ultralight backpackers expect cutting-edge gear from the likes of larger brands like REI, but REI has been quietly producing some of the most affordable premium-quality down bags and…
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REI Flash Air 2 Tent
REI’s 2P entry into the ultralight trekking pole tent market. The fly can be rolled back for ceiling views, stargazing and ventilation.
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REI Quarter Dome SL 1 Tent
A sub-two-pound hub-and-pole tent that is stable, well-ventilated, and roomy.
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REI Quarter Dome SL 2 Tent
A hub-and-pole 2P tent that’s quite a bit less expensive than other 2P tents in this weight glass, which makes it a very good value. Stable, roomy, and feature-packed with…
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REI Flash Air 1 Tent
REI’s entry into the solo, ultralight trekking pole tent market. A unique peak strut provides more headroom than most single-pole trekking pole tents, and the fly can be rolled back…
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REI Flash Backpack
One of the most modular and versatile pack systems available. REI Flash Backpacks are made with high-quality fabrics and have an internal frame best suited for loads of less than…
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REI Co-op Flash Air 2 Tent Review
The REI Co-op Flash Air 2 Tent is a two-person hybrid single/double-wall shelter with dual entrances and vestibules. It is non-freestanding and can be pitched with two trekking poles to save weight or by using the included pole set.
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REI Flash Air 1 Tent Review
The REI Flash Air 1 Tent (20 oz / 567 g, $249) is a hybrid single/double-wall solo tent with a single entrance and vestibule and can be supported by a single trekking pole.
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First Looks: REI Flash Air 1 Tent
The REI Flash Air 1 is a 1-person, hybrid-wall (single/double) tent that can be pitched with a single trekking pole and weighs 20 oz.
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REI Magma 30 Sleeping Bag Review
In this REI Magma 30 Sleeping Bag review, Mark Wetherington analyzes its cut, yoke, insulation and quality of construction.
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Lightweight Backpacking Chairs: REI Flexlite Air Chair vs. Helinox Chair Zero
The purpose of this article is to review the Helinox Chair Zero to the REI Flexlite Air Chair and see if there are any meaningful differences.
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