Derek Holt

Finding the best gear organizers comes down to three things: capacity, structure, and whether the thing actually holds its shape when you load it up. After testing trunk organizers and cable bags acro

Finding the best packable daypacks comes down to three things: how small it stuffs, how much abuse it can take, and whether it's actually comfortable to carry once you load it up. After testing packs

If you've spent time on a long backcountry hunt or a multi-day trail loaded with camp gear, you already know that internal frame packs weren't built for heavy, awkward loads. The best external frame p

Finding the best dry duffel bags comes down to three things: how well they actually seal out water, how much gear they hold without becoming unwieldy, and whether they survive repeated use on boats, m

If you coach a youth sports team, run a PE class, or haul gear to weekend tournaments, you already know the frustration of wrestling with equipment that has nowhere to go. A good mesh bag keeps balls

After testing packing cubes across dozens of trips ranging from weekend carry-ons to three-week international hauls, I narrowed down the best packing cubes to three sets that actually hold up to real-

Finding a backpack rain cover that actually stays put in wind and keeps your gear dry past a light drizzle is harder than it sounds - most covers slip off, let water seep through seams, or fit so loos