Hiking Gear
Most of my hiking is comprised of day hikes and single overnight treks.  My gear tends to evidence that.  I've pressed it into extended service before, in places like Peru and Morocco.  But the rest of my hiking has been close to a car.  Mostly, I buy mid-range gear that I expect to eventually replace.

• Ghery All-Weather Jacket
• Petzel LED Headlamp
• Merril Shoes
• Kelty Internal Frame Backpack
• Wool Socks
• Old Navy Clothes
• Red Nike Ball Cap
• Garmin Venture GPS
• Leatherman
• El-cheap-o Watch
• EMS Dry bags

Camping Gear
I have a rather basic compliment of camping gear.  Mostly higher-end stuff, that I expect to last me a long time.  I scrimp on cooking gear.  If I wanted a steak and eggs, I would have stayed at home.  For a big guy, I do surprising well on nothing but granola for days on end.

• EMS Northstar Tent
• Northface Cat's Meow Sleeping Bag
• EMS Folding Camp Chair
• One non-descript crash pad
• One Wal-Mart tarp
• Chamois Camp Towel
• One Humongous EMS Duffle Bag

Luggage and Tourist Gear
I don't stress over most of my tourist gear.  I purchase gear that will hold-up well in the airport, and doesn't attract too much attention.

• EMS Rolling Duffle
• Rolling Hard-Shell Garment Bag
• Pink Money Belt

Biking Gear

• Specialized RockHopper with Manatou Shocks
• Car Carrier
• Kryptonite U-Lock
• Master Cable Lock