Pros Packs into an included drawstring mesh backpack Includes multiple anchor options Supports full-body bodyweight training almost anywhere Cons Requires a secure anchor point Not ideal for heavy lower-body loading Difficult to progressively overload We can’t—and won’t—call the TRX Tactical Gym the “best” outdoor training tool for everyone, because the right piece of equipment depends on your goals, space, and training style. That said, this suspension trainer is the most versatile, made-for-the-outdoors pick, which is why it’s a favorite outdoor training tool among our editors. To use the Tactical Gym, pull it from its drawstring bag, anchor it to a secure tree, pole, beam, or rack, and you’ve got a full-body training system you can use almost anywhere. With one lightweight setup, you can perform pushups, rows, split squats, curls, triceps extensions, hamstring curls, fallouts, and a long list of core exercises.…