I used this tarp on the New Mexico section of the Continental Divide Trail during the months of September and October. My Gossamer Gear Twinn Tarp review will break down some specifics. After thousands of miles in my Zpacks Solplex (which I adore), it was a refreshing mix-up. The changing environment allowed me a bit…
The ULA CDT is perhaps one of my most revered packs, equally as much as their Ohm 2.0. After using this backpack for thousands of miles, I’ve had plenty of time to feel out it’s abilities (and it’s limits). From long desert stretches in New Mexico, to torrents of rain in Appalachia, this pack has…
The ULA Ohm 2.0 is a fantastically durable minimalist backpack with a jack-of-all-trades capability. After roughly 3,500+ miles, it remains my go-to pack for lightweight trips requiring extra food, snow and ice equipment, or adequate support for lengthy desert water carries. It’s not the lightest pack on the market, or the most flashy, but the…