Best backcountry equipment according to redditors

We found 5 Reddit comments discussing the best backcountry equipment. We ranked the 4 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. CamelBak 2016 Marathoner Hydration Vest

2 mentions
CamelBak 2016 Marathoner Hydration Vest
Four exterior slip pockets and one zipper pocket. One interior zipper pocket.
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2. Mountain Hardwear Hueco 35L Backpack - Black Regular

1 mention
Mountain Hardwear Hueco 35L Backpack - Black Regular
HardWave suspension conforms comfortably to the curve of your back and distributes weight evenlyStowable rope strap deploys when needed, hides away when notInterior sleeve fits hydration, guide book or iPad/tabletLarge zip-top opening for easy access into main compartmentReinforced grab handle ensur...
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3. Pacsafe Coversafe 75 Neck Pouch

1 mention
Pacsafe Coversafe 75 Neck Pouch
High-security neck pouch ideal for travelling; compact enough to hide under clothingAdjustable wire-reinforced Carrysafe Slashguard Strap helps prevent cut & run theft; can be worn around neck or over shoulderOne zippered passport pocket, two compartments, and a moisture-proof linerComfortable, brea...
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4. Camelbak FlashFlo LR 50 oz Hydration Pack

1 mention
Camelbak FlashFlo LR 50 oz Hydration Pack
Air Channel Back Panel and a redesigned Antidote reservoir compartment.Organizer pocket for essentials.Front and back reflectivitySternum strapWomen's specific fit.
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Top Reddit comments about Backcountry Equipment:

u/sumix_fit · 3 pointsr/running

Thanks!

I used Camelbak Marathon. Enough pockets to carry my gear and more than enough volume to carry me to each aid station this race.

u/ginger_fuck · 1 pointr/aves

Camal back makes a waist pack with a small bladder in it. It's tight in the middle of what you're talking about.
https://www.amazon.com/CamelBak-2016-Tahoe-Hydration-Waist/dp/B00EPGTFR4
https://www.camelbak.com/en/packs/R01009--Palos_LR_4?color=df2a23903dd84b1a8f102ff9a449ee14
https://www.amazon.com/Camelbak-FlashFlo-LR-Hydration-Pack/dp/B00437ZLM8?th=1&psc=1

u/markcabal · 1 pointr/LifeProTips

These are a good way to carry ID/cash... straps are slash-proof (if someone even figures out you're wearing one):

http://www.amazon.com/Pacsafe-Luggage-Coversafe-Pouch-Slashproof/dp/B004T2IXSQ

u/fuckingunicorns · 1 pointr/solotravel

I have one by Mountain Hardwear that is 34L. This is the newer model. Its a single compartment. the back was stiff and there was a section for a laptop. There is a top compartment for quick access.

its a very simple bag. it can be used as a carry on. a sleeping bag will not fit in the bag. you can strap it to the outside. I manged a year with it but i would often supplement it with a smaller 10-15L bag. I think I would prefer a larger bag for future travel, but only 10 more. Low 40's

u/AussieEquiv · 1 pointr/Ultralight

Anything under the 10 hours ish mark I do in one of these
Gear's not quite at the stage where I can comfortably do an overnighter with it :o