Printable catalog and field notes

Catalog section ref SV5N-7ABS

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 1.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 2.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 3.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 4.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 5.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 6.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 7.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 8.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 9.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 10.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 11.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 12.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 13.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 14.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 15.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 16.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 17.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 18.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 19.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 20.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 21.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 22.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 23.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 24.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 25.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 26.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 27.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 28.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 29.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 30.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 31.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 32.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 33.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 34.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 35.

Catalog section ref TVPS-9Z7V

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 36.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 37.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 38.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 39.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 40.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 41.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 42.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 43.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 44.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 45.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 46.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 47.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 48.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 49.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 50.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 51.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 52.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 53.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 54.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 55.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 56.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 57.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 58.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 59.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 60.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 61.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 62.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 63.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 64.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 65.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 66.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 67.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 68.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 69.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 70.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 71.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 72.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 73.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 74.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 75.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 76.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 77.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 78.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 79.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 80.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 81.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 82.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 83.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 84.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 85.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 86.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 87.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 88.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 89.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 90.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 91.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 92.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 93.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 94.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 95.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 96.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 97.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 98.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 99.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 100.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 101.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 102.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 103.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 104.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 105.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 106.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 107.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 108.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 109.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 110.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 111.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 112.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 113.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 114.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 115.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 116.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 117.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 118.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 119.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 120.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 121.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 122.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 123.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 124.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 125.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 126.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 127.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 128.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 129.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 130.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 131.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 132.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 133.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 134.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 135.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 136.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 137.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 138.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 139.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 140.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 141.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 142.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 143.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 144.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 145.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 146.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 147.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 148.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 149.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 150.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 151.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 152.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 153.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 154.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 155.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 156.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 157.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 158.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 159.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 160.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 161.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 162.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 163.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 164.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 165.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 166.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 167.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 168.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 169.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 170.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 171.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 172.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 173.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 174.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 175.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 176.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 177.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 178.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 179.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 180.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 181.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 182.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 183.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 184.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 185.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 186.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 187.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 188.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 189.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 190.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 191.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 192.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 193.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 194.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 195.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 196.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 197.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 198.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 199.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 200.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 201.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 202.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 203.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 204.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 205.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 206.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 207.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 208.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 209.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 210.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 211.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 212.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 213.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 214.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 215.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 216.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 217.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 218.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 219.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 220.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 221.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 222.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 223.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 224.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 225.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 226.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 227.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 228.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 229.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 230.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 231.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 232.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 233.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 234.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 235.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 236.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 237.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 238.

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Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 239.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 240.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 241.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 242.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 243.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 244.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 245.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 246.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 247.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 248.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 249.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 250.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 251.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 252.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 253.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 254.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 255.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 256.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 257.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 258.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 259.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 260.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 261.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 262.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 263.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 264.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 265.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 266.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 267.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 268.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 269.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 270.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 271.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 272.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 273.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 274.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 275.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 276.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 277.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 278.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 279.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 280.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 281.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 282.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 283.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 284.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 285.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 286.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 287.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 288.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 289.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 290.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 291.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 292.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 293.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 294.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 295.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 296.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 297.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 298.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 299.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 300.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 301.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 302.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 303.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 304.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 305.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 306.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 307.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 308.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 309.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 310.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 311.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 312.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 313.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 314.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 315.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 316.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 317.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 318.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 319.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 320.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 321.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 322.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 323.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 324.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 325.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 326.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 327.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 328.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 329.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 330.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 331.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 332.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 333.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 334.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 335.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 336.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 337.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 338.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 339.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 340.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 341.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 342.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 343.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 344.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 345.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 346.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 347.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 348.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 349.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 350.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 351.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 352.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 353.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 354.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 355.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 356.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 357.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 358.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 359.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 360.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 361.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 362.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 363.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 364.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 365.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 366.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 367.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 368.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 369.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 370.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 371.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 372.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 373.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 374.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 375.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 376.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 377.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 378.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 379.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 380.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 381.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 382.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 383.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 384.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 385.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 386.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 387.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 388.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 389.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 390.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 391.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 392.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 393.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 394.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 395.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 396.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 397.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 398.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 399.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 400.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 401.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 402.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 403.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 404.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 405.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 406.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 407.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 408.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 409.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 410.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 411.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 412.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 413.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 414.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 415.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 416.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 417.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 418.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 419.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 420.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 421.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 422.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 423.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 424.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 425.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 426.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 427.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 428.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 429.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 430.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 431.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 432.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 433.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 434.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 435.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 436.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 437.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 438.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 439.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 440.

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Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 441.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Foam Z Pad, entry 442.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Air Lite Pad, entry 443.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Tamsk Self-Inflating Pad, entry 444.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Winter Pad, entry 445.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Brisvane Double Pad, entry 446.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Dunmere Car Camp Mat, entry 447.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Corliss Trail Pad, entry 448.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Sit Pad, entry 449.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Cot Pad, entry 450.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Varnex K12 Trail Lantern, entry 451.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Ostrel Glow 300 Lantern, entry 452.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Pellam Ridge Lantern, entry 453.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Tamsk Ember 2 Lantern, entry 454.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Quillon Hut Light, entry 455.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane L5 Collapsible Lantern, entry 456.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Camp Lantern, entry 457.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Halo Lantern, entry 458.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Micro Lantern, entry 459.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Basecamp Lantern, entry 460.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Corliss T4 Headlamp, entry 461.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Varnex H2 Pro Headlamp, entry 462.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Ostrel Beam 200 Headlamp, entry 463.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Pellam Summit Headlamp, entry 464.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Tamsk Dusk Headlamp, entry 465.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Quillon Trail Headlamp, entry 466.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flex Headlamp, entry 467.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Dunmere Night Owl Headlamp, entry 468.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Veskel Featherlite Headlamp, entry 469.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Ultra Headlamp, entry 470.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brannock S2 Canister Stove, entry 471.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Varnex Jetline Cook System, entry 472.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Ostrel Mini Stove, entry 473.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Pellam Duo Camp Stove, entry 474.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Tamsk Woodfire Stove, entry 475.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Quillon Remote Canister Stove, entry 476.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Brisvane Flat Stove, entry 477.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Dunmere Multi-Fuel Stove, entry 478.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Veskel Ti Alcohol Stove, entry 479.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Grill Stove, entry 480.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Quillon Squeeze Filter, entry 481.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Varnex Gravity 6L Filter, entry 482.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Ostrel Straw Filter, entry 483.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Pellam Ceramic Pump Filter, entry 484.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Tamsk Bottle Filter, entry 485.

Field note: a sleeping pad R-value adds up. A foam pad under an air pad adds its full R-value to the stack. Tested alongside the Brisvane UV Purifier, entry 486.

Field note: on cold mornings below freezing, lithium cells lose output for the first ten minutes. Keep electronics in your sleeping bag overnight so they start at full power. Tested alongside the Dunmere Inline Filter, entry 487.

Field note: a diffuser cap spreads light across a table and cuts glare. A white stuff sack pulled over a lantern works almost as well. Tested alongside the Corliss Base Camp Filter, entry 488.

Field note: red light preserves night vision for about thirty minutes of star watching. Switch to red before you step away from camp. Tested alongside the Veskel Purifier Tablets, entry 489.

Field note: backflush a hollow-fiber filter after every trip. A filter that dries with silt inside loses flow for good. Tested alongside the Harrowgate Expedition Filter, entry 490.

Field note: a windscreen can cut stove fuel use by a third, but never wrap a canister stove fully. The canister needs air to stay cool. Tested alongside the Pellam Loft Air Pad, entry 491.