Waterproof your maps

Article Abstract:

There are several different products that backpackers can use to keep maps dry. Four protective cases, a product called MapSeal, and a plastic baggie were field tested as well as submerged in a bathtub for four hours. They all performed relatively well, but the $13 SunDog Map Case was a standout.

Equipment and supplies, Testing, Sealants, Protection and preservation, Outdoor recreation, Maps (Geography), Maps, Sealing compounds

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A grand time

Article Abstract:

Four readers were chosen by Backpacker to field test gear, winning a reader's contest through written entries. Paul Kusko impressed Backpacker with his meticulously detailed map of a hike through the Wind River Range of Wyoming.

Competitions, Hiking, Backpacker (Periodical)

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Featherweight footwear

Article Abstract:

Lightweight hiking boots by La Sportiva, Vasque, Raichle, Montrail, Danner, and L.L. Bean are evaluated based on comfort, traction, and durability. Specific features are detailed. Prices are noted.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Boots, Vasque Skywalk (Boots), La Sportiva Storm GTX (Boots), Raichle Scout GTX (Boots), Montrail Skyline GTX (Boots), Danner Neahkani (Boots), L.L. Bean Gore-Tex Fabrick/Leather Knife Edge (Boots)

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