The REI Co-Op Half Dome 2 tent is roomy, durable, has an easy setup and good weather protection, but it’s heavy, bulky and not great for ultralight backpacking. It’s a comfortable and well-built tent for weekend adventures, but too heavy for ultralight backpackers.

The Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL2 Solution Dye is extremely lightweight, has excellent ventilation, clever storage and an eco-friendly fabric. It’s snug for two, has delicate materials, no fly vent and has awkward vestibule zippers. It’s a brilliant ultralight tent for careful backpackers, but not for rough conditions or spacious camping.

The Wecshel Exogen 2 is sturdy, weather-resistant, spacious for a two-person tent and has a freestanding design. It does, however, have poor ventilation in hot weather, is slightly heavy for ultralight backpackers and the inner-first pitching can be tricky in rain. Overall, it’s a great tent for cooler climates, but not great for hot, humid conditions. It’s worth the price if it fits your needs.

The Hilleberg Rogen 2 is extremely durable, spacious for two, has excellent weather protection and is well-ventilated. It is, however, expensive, has slight water pooling on roof and is not the lightest option. It’s a top-tier three-season tent for those who value longevity and performance over ultralight minimalism.

The Western Mountaineering Ultralite is lightweight, warm and not too bulky. It does have limited ventilation and comfort, but it’s a great, weight-saving and packable sleeping bag.

The Sea to Summit Spark Pro is lightweight, incredibly warm and packed with smart features for versatile use. It’s also expensive and the lightweight fabric requires careful handling. It’s a top-tier sleeping bag that delivers on performance, comfort and durability.

The Rab Mythic Ultra 120 is lightweight and warm but less versatile, has a mummy shape and has half-length zippers. It’s a sleeping bag for weight-conscious adventurers.

Big Agnes Torchlight 20 is roomy and adjustable, exceptionally comfortable, water-resistant down and has a well-designed hood. It’s slightly heavy for an ‘ultralight’ bag, the zippers can snag, and the internal pocket placement is awkward. Overall, it’s one of the best three-season sleeping bags for restless sleepers who want warmth without feeling confined.

The Western Mountaineering Apache GWS is warm and weather-resistant but is also heavier and less compressible than the microfiber alternative. It’s a cold-weather sleeping bag for serious weather conditions.

The REI Co-Op Magma 15 is warm, well-built and available in a wide range of sizes. It’s slightly heavier than ultralight alternatives and may be too warm for summer, but it has great comfort and value for cold-weather backpackers.

The Sea to Summit Trek Down is spacious, comfortable and adaptable. It’s not ultralight or compact, there’s minor down leakage and it has a slightly fussy zipper system. Overall, it’s a great sleeping bag for car campers and moderate backpackers.

The Portal Outdoor Folding Portable Aluminum Camping Table is versatile, strong and lightweight, but it’s a bit unstable, not for family needs. Overall, it’s a portable, adjustable and multi-use table for a range of outdoor needs.

The Camp Time Roll-a-Table is durable, versatile and will practically last you forever. It’s just not for backpacking, has slight aluminum dust residue during setup and is a bit low for taller people. Overall, it’s a rugged, space-saving and highly functional camp table that’s incredibly versatile.

Outsunny 6-Person Teepee tent is spacious, easy to set up and is great for summer camping, but just note that it’s not waterproof, is a single-layer tent and has poor quality stakes. It’s great for summer gatherings, but prepare for potential rain issues.

The Kelty Wireless 2 tent is a comfortable and durable tent, but not one you would take when you want to cut on weight as it’s heavy. It also gathers condensation. Overall, though, it’s a great durable tent for the price.

The Aquaglide Chelan 155 is a high-quality, feature-rich 1-2 person inflatable kayak that offers excellent performance and stability. Its versatility makes it suitable for a range of paddling activities, from leisurely family outings to more adventurous excursions. While its slightly lower pressure rating might be a drawback for those seeking maximum rigidity, its overall performance, build quality, and thoughtful design make it a strong contender in its class.

The Campart Travel TA-0802 is easy to assemble, but the surface is quite rough and may need a file. Overall, it’s portable and has a good surface area at a slightly higher price point than other tables.

The KingCamp Camping Folding Table is sturdy and has adjustable legs; it’s just small and pricey. It’s a handy and versatile table to own.

The Trekology Portable Large is portable and lightweight, but flimsy and has a slightly longer setup than other tables. Frankly, it’s just too small to be useful.

The Uquip Variety L is height adjustable, has a good maximum load and folds down small. The surface is a bit rough and the setup more involved than other tables, but it offers portability with a large surface area.