Piotr Ma
Contributor
Adventurer, outdoorsman, mountaineer, sailor and gear enthusiast from Poland. It all started for Piotr when he was 10 and went to the high mountains with his father. Now he’s transferring his experiences and knowledge to the younger generation, together with his wife. His perfect vacation is not an all-inclusive hotel but a nothing-inclusive mountain shelter.
Piotr shares it all on Pack Config and also outdoor and gear related forums (as PiterM). He’s a dedicated hiker, who constantly looks for his Holy Grail Pack, so he tests new stuff each season. His favorite pack & gear brands are Prometheus Design Werx, Mystery Ranch, Hill People Gear, Kifaru, Arcteryx, Vargo and more. He also has a considerable knowledge about edged tools (knives and axes), including cutting tools from Chris Reeve, Strider, Spyderco, Helle, Gransfors Bruks, Roselli and other brands.
Posts by Piotr:
Loadout: Pilot Photography Carry
Piotr Ma shares what exactly he could fit into his two sizes of Pilot Messenger Bags.
Review: Pilot Camera Bags
Our senior contributor, Piotr Ma, tested the Wotancraft camera bags in the forest, backcountry and mountains to investigate if they’ve truly been engineered with the photographer in mind.
Review: TRC – This Is Freedom
Piotr Ma shares his thoughts on this outdoor cutting machine.
Review: Helle Kletten
Piotr Ma shares his thoughts on the traditional Scandinavian style, pocket-sized EDC knife by Helle.
Review: FS Cold Climate Gloves
Senior Contributor Piotr shares his thoughts on some cold climate gear from FirstSpear, plus a bonus review of their Tactical Hand Warmer.
Review: Lundhags Kliiv 28
Piotr breaks down what sets this bushcraft pack by Lundhags apart from the pack.
Review: ITS Gizmo & HPG Tool Roll
Pouch storage system for an adventurer on the go!
Review: ACE Clyde
The personal pocket pal by Giant Mouse, who’s always there to help with daily duties. The Clyde is really featherlight, barely noticeable in a pocket, but can it really get the job done?
Review: First Spear Brawler
Piotr Ma gives us his run down of this solid outdoor shirt from First Spear.
Review: Techno 2
Is this updated Spyderco still up to the original Techno’s hype?
Adventurer, outdoorsman, mountaineer, sailor and gear enthusiast from Poland. It all started for Piotr when he was 10 and went to the high mountains with his father. Now he’s transferring his experiences and knowledge to the younger generation, together with his wife. His perfect vacation is not an all-inclusive hotel but a nothing-inclusive mountain shelter.
Piotr shares it all on Pack Config and also outdoor and gear related forums (as PiterM). He’s a dedicated hiker, who constantly looks for his Holy Grail Pack, so he tests new stuff each season. His favorite pack & gear brands are Prometheus Design Werx, Mystery Ranch, Hill People Gear, Kifaru, Arcteryx, Vargo and more. He also has a considerable knowledge about edged tools (knives and axes), including cutting tools from Chris Reeve, Strider, Spyderco, Helle, Gransfors Bruks, Roselli and other brands.
Posts by Piotr:
Loadout: Pilot Photography Carry
Piotr Ma shares what exactly he could fit into his two sizes of Pilot Messenger Bags.
Review: Pilot Camera Bags
Our senior contributor, Piotr Ma, tested the Wotancraft camera bags in the forest, backcountry and mountains to investigate if they’ve truly been engineered with the photographer in mind.
Review: TRC – This Is Freedom
Piotr Ma shares his thoughts on this outdoor cutting machine.
Review: Helle Kletten
Piotr Ma shares his thoughts on the traditional Scandinavian style, pocket-sized EDC knife by Helle.
Review: FS Cold Climate Gloves
Senior Contributor Piotr shares his thoughts on some cold climate gear from FirstSpear, plus a bonus review of their Tactical Hand Warmer.
Review: Lundhags Kliiv 28
Piotr breaks down what sets this bushcraft pack by Lundhags apart from the pack.
Review: ITS Gizmo & HPG Tool Roll
Pouch storage system for an adventurer on the go!
Review: ACE Clyde
The personal pocket pal by Giant Mouse, who’s always there to help with daily duties. The Clyde is really featherlight, barely noticeable in a pocket, but can it really get the job done?
Review: First Spear Brawler
Piotr Ma gives us his run down of this solid outdoor shirt from First Spear.
Review: Techno 2
Is this updated Spyderco still up to the original Techno’s hype?