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Hults Bruk 325-Year Anniversary Axe Review: A Collectible Designed for Abuse

Resist the urge to display the Hults Bruk 325-Year Axe on your wall.

Written by Nick LeFort October 12, 2022

Telos Bikepacking TR2 Tent Review: Short Poles, Multiple Bags for Storage Flexibility

Sea to Summit enters the bikepacking tent scene with the Telos Bikepacking TR2, which has shorter tent poles and two dry bags for packing.

Written by Katie Rasmussen October 10, 2022

Mountain Hardwear StretchDown Light Shacket Review: The Shacket Trend Is Worth Trying

Just in time for those cool fall days, Mountain Hardwear’s Light Shacket is one versatile layer that offers lots of warmth, too.

Written by David Young October 07, 2022

iKamper ExoShell 270 Review: Big, Burly, Bountiful Awning

We got the iKamper ExoShell 270 awning out for some initial testing. We came away impressed, but you’ll want the right rack to mount this…

Written by Nick Schoeps October 06, 2022

Women’s Sea to Summit Ether Light XT Extreme Pad Review: Side Sleepers, Rejoice!

Easy to set up, put away, and get quality sleep. The Sea to Summit Ether Light XT mitigates restless sleep tendencies.

Written by Katie Rasmussen October 05, 2022

iKamper BDV Review: The Rooftop Tent for Adventure Gear-Lovers

We got an early hands-on experience with iKamper’s latest rooftop tent, the Blue Dot Voyager. We came away impressed by its versatility, comfort, and value.

Written by Nick Schoeps October 04, 2022

Cliffset Portable Cutlery Review: Keep Your Fork to Yourself

I took the Cliffset Starter Pack camping to test this portable cutlery in the wild. Cliffset may have accidentally made one of the greatest cutlery…

Written by GJ Staff October 03, 2022

I Visited 50 National Parks in 3 Months: Here’s the Gear That Got Me Through

Quality gear is important because it can make or break your trip. Here’s the gear that we used and tested while road tripping, car camping,…

Written by Xiaoling Keller September 30, 2022

Camp Chef’s Woodwind Pro: Smoking Competition With a Secret Weapon

The Camp Chef Woodwind Pro launches a patented ‘smoker box’ that allows the pellet grill to also burn wood and charcoal for more smoke control.

Written by Will Brendza September 28, 2022

Real Weird Bike: ‘Cercle’ Concept Has Table, Chair, and Bed Built In

The Cercle is a transformer-like bicycle that comes with a chair, table, and bed built into the frame. It debuted at Eurobike 2022 this summer.

Written by Andrew McLemore September 28, 2022

You Can Cook Right Inside the Latest GRAYL Water Filter

GRAYL’s Titanium UltraPress makes a strong case for backpackers with lighter weight and multiple uses to save space in the pack.

Written by Will Brendza September 23, 2022

Performance Pet Food: PetSmart, Purina Want to Nourish Your Outdoorsy Dog

It takes training and proper nutrition to raise an outdoorsy dog. Follow these tips from Purina to prepare your dog for a life of camping…

The Art of the ‘Shakedown Hike’: How to Vet Gear Before the Big Trip

If something’s going to go wrong, it’s best to know about it early. A well-planned ‘shakedown hike’ will not only weed out the gear that…

Written by Josh Wussow September 20, 2022

Anker’s Highest Capacity Power Station Is a Long-Lasting Beast: 757 PowerHouse Review

The 1,229Wh power bank, and a matching solar panel, were all I needed to work remotely on a months-long Pacific Northwest road trip.

Written by GJ Staff September 20, 2022

Tentsile Stingray Tree Tent Review: Camp With Your (Inner) Child

The Tentsile Stingray is a suspended three-person tree tent. It’s complicated looking but was easy to set up and fun for anyone who entered.

Written by Seiji Ishii September 19, 2022

YETI Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler Review: Convenient, Portable Rolling Cooler

This summer, YETI expanded its rolling cooler collection with the wheeled Roadie 48. Want to know how it stands up to other YETIs? Read on.

Written by Morgan Tilton September 15, 2022

Elevate Your Campsite Cooking: Jetboil Summit Skillet Review

Most backpacking all-in-one systems consist of a simple stove, pot, and lid. Here’s why you should consider adding a skillet to the mix. We review the…

Written by Xiaoling Keller September 14, 2022

Compact Camp Comforter: Klymit Horizon Backpacking Blanket Review

Camp blankets may be added weight, but they are also added comfort. For frequent backpackers who value comfort, Klymit’s new backpacking blanket is for you.

Written by Mary Murphy September 12, 2022

These Trailers Charge Your Electric Vehicle: Colorado Teardrops ‘EV Adventure’ Line

Towing with an EV can sap range. So, Colorado Teardrops built an EV trailer that lets you fully charge your batteries and life around camp.

Written by Evan Williams September 08, 2022

Customize Your Camp Sleep Setup: Born Outdoor ‘Badger Bed’ Review

Resurrecting the bedroll, the Badger Bed offers a truly modular sleep system, built for use and abuse.

Written by Josh Wussow September 08, 2022

Funky-Shape Tarp ‘Shelter by Cinch’ Sets Up in Minutes

Check out ‘the camping tarp reimagined.’ It’s a party-friendly design whose designers say one person can set up quickly.

Written by Sam Anderson September 02, 2022

Book Your Campsite on Expedia: RoverPass Integration

The integration between campsite booking startup RoverPass and online travel agency juggernaut Expedia could change the way you book RV sites.

Written by Andrew Marshall September 02, 2022

Electric Car Camping Just Got More Comfortable: Rivian Camp Mode

Rivian makes its trucks and SUVs even more camp-friendly with an awesome over-the-air update. Rivian Camp Mode is coming soon.

Written by Heather Lea August 31, 2022

Camp Yoshi Demystifies the Outdoors for People of Color

Inner-city people of color explore the outdoors — and their identity — in a new mini-doc about nonprofit Camp Yoshi.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 31, 2022

This Gear & Beer Collab Stands Out for the Money (and Style)

If you’re looking for an excuse to load up on some outdoor essentials (for a bargain), the Shiner Bock line of fall gear might be…

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 30, 2022

Solo Stove Lite Review: The Smokeless Fire Pit Goes Lightweight for the Backcountry

After a long day on the trail backpacking, the last thing you want to do is have to waste a lot of time and energy…

Written by David Young August 29, 2022

More Propane, More Problems: California Likely to Pass Ban on Single-Use Gas Cans

California campers may need to find new options for cooking if the state passes a ban on single-use gas canisters this month.

Written by Andrew McLemore August 25, 2022

Superlight 270-Degree Hardshell Awning: Roofnest Litewing Awning Revealed

The Roofnest Litewing is a 270-degree awning that uses carbon and aluminum to keep weight to just 30 pounds.

Written by Evan Williams August 25, 2022

Silky-Soft Tree Sleeper: Grand Trunk TrunkTech Hammock Review

Grand Trunk’s TrunkTech hammock comes in both single and double sizes, and is durable, soft, strong, and breathable.

Written by Mary Murphy August 24, 2022

CO Residents: Get Your Free Solar Camp Cooker, Courtesy of Busch Light

In a bid to help prevent forest fires, the quintessential American brewery drops a solar-powered camp gear giveaway.

Written by Sam Anderson August 24, 2022

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