Stone Glacier Sky Solus 1P Tent

Overnight in DEEP SNOW!

Is it worth the investment? Watch to see our initial impressions after taking this shelter on a winter backpacking trip to 9500' in Southern Utah in 9-feet of snowpack.

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Winter Backpacking

Why a 4-Season Tent You Ask?

Brady shares his experience with tent selection, and talks about when and why it's worth it to bring a 4-Season Tent over a 3-Season Tent.

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An In-Field Overview

SITKA vs. Stone Glacier Cold Weather Kits

Forest and Brady spent the night on the mountain in the dead of winter with deep snow. How did their layering selections compare?

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SITKA Gear

If I Had $1000 To Spend

In this video, Brady goes through the SITKA Gear products that he would purchase if he had a $1000 budget. This video concludes with two lists: Humid vs. Arid Layering Builds

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STONE GLACIER

Still One of my Favorites

Forest covers the Stone Glacier De Havilland Pant in a quick "down and dirty". Stone Glacier may have once mentioned this as an all-season product, but in our experience, it is better suited for mid-to-late season hunts. That being said, this is definitely a pant you want to have in your kit.

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SITKA Gear

Which SITKA Mid-Layer is Best?

SITKA's website lists the Ambient Hoody, Heavyweight Hoody, and Traverse Hoody all as a 3/5 for warmth. However, when you are actually wearing them, there are a lot of differences. In this video Brady talks about the technology behind each, and when you want to use them.

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Stone Glacier

A 6-Month Review

Having proven their craftsmanship and design through the terrain inherent of Southern Arizona through Central Idaho over the course of six months, the Stone Glacier De Havilland LITE Pants have become the preferred pant for some of the Staff in most backcountry applications. A solid product that's been thoroughly vetted and proven trail worthy.

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