BioLite, maker of our favorite camping stoves and lighting, is back with a FirePit we’ve been psyched about since we saw it in action back in December. Their Kickstarter launched today and is already... on fire.
If you’ve been paying attention, you know Matador is in a league of their own when it comes to packable gear. Their Hydrolite puts the hydration pack market on notice, and takes their brand several steps further in the premium direction.
We talk a lot about poorly-supported product categories around here, but the insulated tumbler market is definitely not one of them. The sheer number of entries into the insulated drinking vessel space was a running joke at Outdoor Retailer this year, so today we’re going to try to make sense of your options.
It’s impossible to describe the BioLite CampStove without sounding like a lunatic, but you can actually find some sticks just laying on the ground, toss them into the stove and light them on fire at the push of a button, and then charge your phone with a USB port that’s powered by the heat of the flame. It’s…
We’ve had to turn down various opportunities to fly halfway around the world to take out one of Oru’s folding kayaks. At The Outpost this year, we finally got on the water.
At recent outdoor trade show The Outpost, we spent some time hanging out with HEROCLIP, a welcome improvement to the ubiquitous carabiner.
MiiR, maker of our favorite camp cups, made a damn good growler a while back. Now they’ve perfected it.
BioLite makes some of the most insane and useful camping gear on the market, and you can save on their entire product lineup today with promo code BIOKINJA.
It’s the perfect time of year for a camping trip, and Amazon’s celebrating with a sale on Coleman camping gear, including tents, sleeping bags, cooking gear (including the Camp Propane Grill/Stove), and more. A few examples are below, but head over to Amazon to see the rest.
There are plenty of reasons people love glass soda bottles, not the least of which is ergonomics.
Yesterday we took a look at BioLite’s CampStove 2, and today we’re diving into their lighting ecosystem.
Last week we took a look at Matador’s Work Surface, and today we’re checking out their softer side.
Well this is awkward. The overwhelming favorite in this week’s cooler Co-Op was RTIC’s hard cooler, which is no longer in production due to to a lawsuit by YETI. You can still find them here and there, and it’s possible confirmed that RTIC will make tweaks and rerelease it in some form later this year. But in the…
I know this “tactical spork” is designed for camping, but if I owned one, I’d probably use it at home on a regular basis. The best part is undoubtedly the hidden knife that uses the spork handle as a sheath, but the $7 price tag is a close second. Just don’t try to bring it on an airplane.
If society collapses at some point in the next four years—or even if you’re planning a low-budget road trip—this nifty Car Hammock turns your ride into a comfy place to sleep so you don’t have to resort to a night spent in an uninsulated tent, or apocalyptic abandoned factory.
If you had to choose the perfect single outfit to wear the rest of your life, one of these wearable sleeping bags from Selk’bag just might be it. They’re like comfy pajamas that will also keep you warm at night, and now that they’re available in four Star Wars designs, why would you ever need to change into another…
What’s the point of going camping if at some point you don’t get to lazily lounge around in a hammock? It’s an essential part of escaping to the great outdoors. But what if you can’t find two suitable trees to hang your hammock? As long as you brought your car along, you’ve got a backup.
Drinking from a canteen’s spout is fine when you’re just rehydrating after a hike. But once camp is set up, you’ll probably be drinking something other than water, and that’s where this canteen from the Stable Goods Co. really shines. Flip it over, remove the bottom, and suddenly you’ve got a wide-mouthed pint glass.
It’s officially hammock season, and you can join in the fun for just $25-$35 courtesy of today’s Amazon Gold Box.
Repel 100 managed to ward off all of its pesky competitors in the nomination round to run away with the title of your favorite bug spray.
