Black Diamond Purchute Trekking Pole Review: An all-season trekking pole with natural cork and supple straps that you can't let go once you use it.
written by Yosuke.C
![[A beautiful driving course that Hokkaido residents love! 】I took a look at the "Ororon Line" that you should remember in preparation for uneven weather conditions, with OM SYSTEM Large Three-Model Lens](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/TOP-2.jpg "[A beautiful driving course that Hokkaido residents love! 】I took a look at the "Ororon Line" that you should remember in preparation for uneven weather conditions, with OM SYSTEM Large Three-Model Lens")
![[High performance, lightweight, compact, and bright! 】5 reasons why "ZEISS Touit 1.8/32" is a high-end standard prime focus recommended for outdoor travel](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/XT2S2411.jpg "[High performance, lightweight, compact, and bright! 】5 reasons why "ZEISS Touit 1.8/32" is a high-end standard prime focus recommended for outdoor travel")
Haglofs LIM Airak 24 Backpack Review: A comfortable and lightweight backpack that is perfect for hiking to fast packing, with deep attention to detail and practicality hidden in a minimalist design.
Backpack , Fastpacking , Lightweight Backpack , Gear Review , Small Backpack , Recommended , HAGLOFS
Written by Yasushi Hisatomi
![[The overwhelming toughness gives you a sense of security] It's no problem even running on snowy roads in Hokkaido in the middle of winter! "Amazfit T-Rex Ultra" is military-level robust](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC00625.jpg "[The overwhelming toughness gives you a sense of security] It's no problem even running on snowy roads in Hokkaido in the middle of winter! "Amazfit T-Rex Ultra" is military-level robust")
![[You can climb to the summit by car! 】I took a photo of the sea of clouds from the summit of Kamoi-dake, using "Tokina atx-m 11-18mm F2.8 E."](https://outdoorgearzine.com/wp-content/uploads/tokina_atx-m_TOP.jpg "[You can climb to the summit by car! 】I took a photo of the sea of clouds from the summit of Kamoi-dake, using "Tokina atx-m 11-18mm F2.8 E."")