With a tagline like “The World’s Best Foot Care,” Thorlos socks have a lot to live up to.  In this episode of CGTV, we try out and review their Experia line.  The micro mini-crew is a lightweight sock great for summer hikes.  The socks are super durable and provide great padding/cushion not typically seen in such a light sock.  With CoolMax materials, they also wick nicely. What do you think?  What are your favorite socks for backpacking in the warmer months?

For more info on these baller socks, check out Thorlos’ site.

If you’re like us, you remember carrying a Jansport backpack to school at one point in your life. Well, Jansport is all grown up now. Their Cloud Ripper series is a great line of aggressive day packs that closely mimic features seen on full-size backpacks. Whether going on a day hike, or just looking for a smaller pack with maximum functionality, the Jansport Cloud Ripper series of packs are worth a strong look. Check it out!

For more info on the Jansport Cloud Ripper series, please visit Jansport’s site.

G2V Zero Mass Vacuum Insulated Bottles have to be the Cadillac of bottles.  We put them to the test, and they performed waaayyy beyond our expectations and even the manufacturer’s specs.  These bad boys can keep ice for over 24 hours without a problem, and the bottle doesn’t condensate.  Check it out, and watch more camping gear reviews right here at CampingGearTV.com.

For more info or to purchase G2V bottles, please visit G2V’s site.

SUP!!! CampingGearTV.com is back again, this time taking a look at Jansport’s Agave daypack. The Jansport Agave is a solid option for a day hike or city commute. It has a lot of quality features that you’d expect to find in a much pricier, full-size backpack. If you’re not packing for an overnight trek, this might be a great option. Check it out and watch more camping gear reviews right here.

For more info on the Jansport Agave Daypack, please visit Jansport’s site.

The EcoGear Granite Duffel is a durable, water resistant bag for traveling anywhere the wind may blow. It has hideaway backpack straps, which is awesome, and a lot of nice pockets and whatnot. Very nice duffel bag, and it’s very, very friendly on the environment. Check it out!

For more info on the Ecogear Granite Duffel, please visit Ecogear’s site.

The Dry Case (made by Dry Corp) is a waterproof “case” or bag for electronics, phones, etc.  What sets it apart from other waterproof camera cases is its vacuum sealing technology, which really allows for ease of use.  If your next camping trip will be near the water, this device might really come in handy.

For more info on the Dry Case, please check out their site at DryCase.com.

Biscuits on a Stick is a new product that you probably haven’t seen at REI or Campmor just yet.  It’s a really cool product that makes cooking biscuits over the fire fun, easy and safe.  This just might revolutionize campground breakfast forever.  Check out the video, and be sure to stay right here to watch more camping gear reviews!

For more information on Biscuits on a Stick, please visit their website at BiscuitsonaStick.com.  At $12.95 how can you go wrong?

The Columbia Firelane Boot is a Mid Hiking Boot that features Columbia’s new Omni-Tech and Omni-Grip technologies. They are waterproof and breathable, and should prove to be a versatile and durable trail boot. Check out the video for more details, and as always, stay right here for camping gear reviews and backgammon tips!

For more info on the Firelane Boot, please visit Columbia’s site.

Because of CGTV, you now know that Grand Trunk makes a nice travel pillow and a pretty sweet camping shower enclosure. But did you know they also make an absorbent, fast drying towel, that can be easily worn? Yep, it’s true. And that’s what we’re talking about on today’s Camping Gear TV. Check it out, and be sure to peep some more of our camping gear reviews.

For more info on the Road Towel, please visit Grand Trunk’s site.

For more info on the Osprey Kestrel, please visit Osprey’s site.