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Already have an account? Gear 360 gives consumers the best available product information all in one place, through independent editorial and reader reviews, and verified consumer ratings. Brands pay a fee to be included in the Gear 360 program but have no influence over the reviews or scores we publish. We may earn a commission on purchases made through our site. Specs Area: 28 square feet BACKPACKER Gear 360 Review The Tiger Wall UL2 has remained one of our favorite shelters since it was released in 2018 (one version even won an Editors’ Choice Award). Weighing just over two pounds per per...

Ultralight Tent With an Ultralight Footprint: Big Agnes Solution-Dyed Tiger Wall UL2 Review Share now: Support us! GearJunkie may earn a small commission from affiliate links in this article. Learn more. Home » Camping » Ultralight Tent With an Ultralight Footprint: Big Agnes Solution-Dyed Tiger Wall UL2 Review Ultralight and sustainable? Big Agnes might have nailed the next iteration of must-have camp gear with its solution-dyed Tiger Wall UL tent. The lightest-weight tent in Big Agnes’ new-for-2021 lineup, the solution-dyed Tiger Wall UL2 was designed with backpackers, bikepackers, th...

The outdoor gear industry’s pivot to prioritizing sustainable products and eco-friendly practices over the past decade is no secret. One category that hasn’t garnered as much attention, though, is ultralight gear. Ultralight’s insistence on minimalism over everything else has put efforts to get with the green program in the shadows. But companies within the space are designing products that are good for the earth and hikers’ pack weights.   Big Agnes and NEMO—two of the larger companies in the ultralight arena—are founding members of the Outdoor Industry Association’s Climate ...

Waitahanui's Janice Wall is Harcourts Taupō's Good Sort of the Month 14 Apr, 2021 07:39 PM 4 minutes to read Harcourts Taupō good sort Janice Wall (second from right), with residential sales consultant Steve Sprague (left), co-owner Mary-Louise Johns, mayor David Trewavas, and co-owner Rosie Harvey. Harcourts Taupō good sort Janice Wall (second from right), with residential sales consultant Steve Sprague (left), co-owner Mary-Louise Johns, mayor David Trewavas, and co-owner Rosie Harvey. Not even breast cancer can halt Janice Wall's passion to do mahi for her people. For her involvement ...