Simblissity

11/07/2021

The gear shop is open and taking orders for the holidays. Get your gaiters, headnets, and bug shelters before we decide to take off hiking again!

Simblissity Ultralight Designs. Unique ultralight backpacking equipment and accessories, trail guides, maps, and more.

04/17/2019

Brett and Sage working hard to get a big Simblissity LevaGaiter ™️order out to the 2019 Andrew Skurka clients.

08/15/2018

The Grand Enchantment Trail had record numbers of hikers this spring, despite the terrible drought in the Southwest. We also saw a record number of rescues and premature drop-offs.

The GET is TOUGH—in a good season. If you have never done a “route” before, please check out our FAQ to help you decide whether the GET is right for you.

06/19/2018

The SimBLISSity store will have limited offerings while we move and do some route scouting. If you have already ordered gaiters, they will be going out in the next couple of days. As always, map downloads will still be available.

06/09/2018

Check out our new gaiter color, silver sage! It’s a little more green than the picture shows.

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06/02/2018

Happy National Trails day from SimBLISSity!

05/28/2018

Renee Patrick (founder of Hikertrash and the Oregon Desert Trail Coordinator) wrote a great article for MSR about hiking routes vs. trails. Two of our routes get mention (NNML and GET)!

What’s the difference and are you ready to start tackling routes?

05/21/2018

Andrew Skurka loves the LevaGaiter. And guess what? They are back on the market! Get a pair before we decide to go hiking again!

Andrew Skurka discusses his preferred shoes, socks, and gaiters for hiking and backpacking. He'll also goes over how to manage blisters, calluses, wetness,…

05/20/2018

LevaGaiter—ultralight, ultra-durable, and no undershoe cord or Velcro required. Currently shipping within 5 business days.

05/20/2018

Inner Peace bug net—currently in stock!

05/20/2018

This past week, we scouted out another section of Brett’s newest hiking route, the Mogollon Rim Trail. Most of it was sub-alpine and water-blessed. Some of it was a blowdown hell that we have to re-evaluate.