Mountain Hardwear Camping, Hiking, & Climbing Gear from Backcountry.com, from $250 to $349

Mountain Hardwear designed the Viperine 3 three-person, three-season tent to be easy to set up and spacious inside. This tent features Mountain Hardwear's new Crosshub pole structure--one pole hold... more

Mountain Hardwear designed the Viperine 3 three-person, three-season tent to be easy to set up and spacious inside. This tent features Mountain Hardwear's new Crosshub pole structure--one pole holds the whole tent up. Aside from being easy to pitch, this structure results in nearly vertical walls, which means more of the tent's interior space is useable. With its fly, the Viperine 3 is watertight, so you can ride out the storm in comfort. Reflective guy out loops steady your tent in high wind... less

Use the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 Down Sleeping Bag for a month of summer backpacking in the Rockies or a mid-fall Appalachian Trail trek. The bag weighs just over a pound, helping you pare down... more

Use the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 Down Sleeping Bag for a month of summer backpacking in the Rockies or a mid-fall Appalachian Trail trek. The bag weighs just over a pound, helping you pare down the overall weight of your pack, and its 800-fill goose down insulation ensures warmth through three seasons of camping. Mountain Hardwear's alpine mummy cut brings the insulation closer to your body without uncomfortable restriction. The company reduced the volume around the head, and added room a... less

Use the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 Down Sleeping Bag for a month of summer backpacking in the Rockies or a mid-fall Appalachian Trail trek. The bag weighs just over a pound, helping you pare down... more

Use the Mountain Hardwear Phantom 32 Down Sleeping Bag for a month of summer backpacking in the Rockies or a mid-fall Appalachian Trail trek. The bag weighs just over a pound, helping you pare down the overall weight of your pack, and its 800-fill goose down insulation ensures warmth through three seasons of camping. Mountain Hardwear's alpine mummy cut brings the insulation closer to your body without uncomfortable restriction. The company reduced the volume around the head, and added room a... less

You could bring a bivy sack on your solo trip and be claustrophobic all night, or you could sleep comfortably in the Mountain Hardwear Stiletto 1 Tent. For only 2lb 8oz, this fully featured tent pr... more

You could bring a bivy sack on your solo trip and be claustrophobic all night, or you could sleep comfortably in the Mountain Hardwear Stiletto 1 Tent. For only 2lb 8oz, this fully featured tent provides plenty of room for you and your gear, which is a lot nicer than a waterproof bag when you're sitting out a rainstorm. The key to the Stiletto Tent's low weight is Mountain Hardwear's 20D Hollow Core nylon fabric, which provides total weather protection for much less heft than regular nylon. M... less

Mountain Hardwear created the Skyledge 2.1 Tent for backpackers who spend more days in the backcountry than they spend at work. Though this two-person Mountain Hardwear tent weighs under four pound... more

Mountain Hardwear created the Skyledge 2.1 Tent for backpackers who spend more days in the backcountry than they spend at work. Though this two-person Mountain Hardwear tent weighs under four pounds, it provides enough weather protection to fight off a burly rain storm and enough storage to keep all you gear bone dry. Dual doors and vestibules combine with the internal pocket to create more storage space than the closet in your apartment. The Skyledge 2.1 Tent's ultra-stable three-pole design... less

Mountain Hardwear used a unique pole structure to make the Casa 4 four-person, three-season tent easy to pitch and spacious inside. This four-person tent has only two poles. One pole arches over th... more

Mountain Hardwear used a unique pole structure to make the Casa 4 four-person, three-season tent easy to pitch and spacious inside. This four-person tent has only two poles. One pole arches over the entrance, branches at two side hubs to create sidewall support as well as roof support, and snakes to the back of the tent. The other pole helps hold up the back end of the tent. Aside from easy setup, this structure results in nearly vertical walls, so you can use more of the Casa 4's interior sp... less

Mountain Hardwear designed the Viperine 3 three-person, three-season tent to be easy to set up and spacious inside. This tent features Mountain Hardwear's new Crosshub pole structure--one pole hold... more

Mountain Hardwear designed the Viperine 3 three-person, three-season tent to be easy to set up and spacious inside. This tent features Mountain Hardwear's new Crosshub pole structure--one pole holds the whole tent up. Aside from being easy to pitch, this structure results in nearly vertical walls, which means more of the tent's interior space is useable. With its fly, the Viperine 3 is watertight, so you can ride out the storm in comfort. Reflective guy out loops steady your tent in high wind... less

Mountain Hardwear gave the Lyell SL -15 Down Sleeping Bag a waterproof breathable laminate and DWR coating to keep you dry and comfortable in most winter conditions. The 600-fill down holds onto yo... more

Mountain Hardwear gave the Lyell SL -15 Down Sleeping Bag a waterproof breathable laminate and DWR coating to keep you dry and comfortable in most winter conditions. The 600-fill down holds onto your body heat, and Mountain Hardwear's ergonomic collar and face gasket surround your face and head to seal out cold air. The watertight construction prevents snow from soaking the down fill, since wet down loses its loft and tends not to keep you as warm. less