Camping

Portable: Wood-Burning Camp Stove Packable, Light

The Frontier Plus is a larger, advanced version of a popular model used in aid work worldwide.

Written by Sean McCoy September 06, 2015

Camping Scooter: Concept On Three Wheels

Aimed at the solo traveler, the Bufalino is the minimalist camper’s eco dream.

Written by Steve Graepel September 04, 2015

Tested: ENO’s Lightest Hammock Yet

Weight weenies will rejoice in a much lighter hammock system, but does it sacrifice too much comfort? Find out in this review of the ENO…

Written by Eric Lemke September 02, 2015

The Camper You Can Pull With Your Subaru

At just 1,100 pounds, the Happier Camper can be towed by many small cars, yet still packs a lot into the small trailer.

Written by Sean McCoy September 01, 2015

Hotspots and Blisters: Foot Care Tips for the Trail

We at GearJunkie have lived through the carnage of horrendous foot problems on the trail — blisters, chafing, hot spots, and lost nails.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 31, 2015

MSR Guardian Purifier – Last One You’ll Ever Need

The MSR Guardian is one of the finest water filters made with a price to match. This review puts it to the test in British…

Written by Billy Brown August 28, 2015

Solid Leki Camp Chair: Setup Is A ‘Breeze’

Leki makes some great trekking poles, and next year will enter the camp chair market with the Breeze. We test the Leki Breeze on a…

Written by Chelsey Magness August 28, 2015

Raise A Glass To Adventure — Avex Spirits Giveaway

Raise a glass to adventure! GearJunkie partners with Avex to giveaway drinking glasses from their Spirits Line.

Written by Staff Post August 26, 2015

Selk’bag ‘Wearable Sleeping Bags’ Get An Upgrade

The Selk’bag gets an upgrade so you can really wear it anywhere — if you dare.

Written by Sean McCoy August 25, 2015

Zipper-Free ‘Frontcountry’ Bed Aimed At Car Camping Bliss

This moderately priced sleeping bag aimed at car campers ditches zippers in exchange or a quilted covering and rectangular shape.

Written by Eric Lemke August 24, 2015

Crowdsourcing Site To Fund Your Next Expedition

Building on crowd-funding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, Fortua focuses solely on projects in the outdoors and adventure.

Written by Ryan Wichelns August 24, 2015

Lust-Worthy Teardrop Trailer Made In Portland

Fine woodwork and an aluminum skin come together in a sleek camper you can pull behind a small SUV or truck.

Written by Sean McCoy August 21, 2015

$5 Homemade Repair Kit To Fix Most Anything

Carry duct tape, dental floss and needles in one place with this kit you can make in less than five minutes.

Written by Sean McCoy August 20, 2015

Purify Water With Sunlight: SOL Hydration Reservoir

The same sunshine that causes a nasty case of sunburn can also be used to purify your water.

Written by Eric Lemke August 19, 2015

Camp-Ready ‘Briefcase’ Grill

The Elevate Grill is a luxury-end portable cooker, a $250 gas grill that melds ample cooking real estate with a packable design.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 18, 2015

Multifunctional Chill: ‘Nipi’ Cooler Charges Gadgets, Keeps Drinks Cold

Keep your drink cool, charge your phone, and light up a picnic table at night… the Nipi Cooler does all this and more.

Written by Sponsored Post August 14, 2015

Shiny ‘Metal’ Fabric Tent Reflects Heat

The Siesta 4 tent is made of a waterproof, lightweight, ultra-reflective fly fabric to block the sun.

Written by Stephen Regenold August 14, 2015

Create ‘Hammock Commune’ With Tree-O Frame

Tree-O Hammock Frame allows for consistent group hangs even when the trees aren’t perfectly spaced.

Written by Jake Ferguson August 10, 2015

Handsome Cuts: Hudson Bay Axe From Treeline Outdoors

A handsome axe that can do double duty in the woods or looking handsome on your mantle. We put it to the test for review.

Written by Eric Lemke July 31, 2015

Deck Of Cards Illustrated With Colorado 14ers

Modern, made-in-USA playing cards have a custom illustration of each Colorado’s 53 fourteeners.

Written by Jake Ferguson July 31, 2015

Understanding Flashlights And Headlamps: Specs

There’s a lot more to flashlights than meets the eye, but understanding a few specs will help you make an informed purchase.

Written by Anthony Sculimbrene July 31, 2015

Hang-Abouts ‘Cocoon’ Chair For Your Camp

Sway in the breeze at your campsite or in the backyard in Hang-Abouts.

Written by Sean McCoy July 31, 2015

Burning Man Inspired: Heat-Reflecting ‘Pod’ Tent

Shift Pods are tents made with a thick, insulating and reflective material to regulate temperature inside.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 30, 2015

The Sounds Of Camping

The sounds of camping are distinct and sweet. If you’ve camped, you’ll likely recognize many.

Written by Staff Post July 29, 2015

Bears: Tips From A Controversial Expert

A man who has spent 48 years studying bears shares his wisdom about how to act in bear country.

Written by Sponsored Post July 29, 2015

‘Hipcamp’ Is Online Guide To Campsites

If you need a place to pitch your tent, this website will help you find one fast.

Written by Sean McCoy July 29, 2015

‘Field Candy’ Launches Dazzling Tents For US Market

Dozens of stunning designs make Field Candy one of the most stand-out tent brands we’ve seen, and now they are coming to America.

Written by Sean McCoy July 27, 2015

Off-Grid Illumination: Nokero ‘Self-Perpetuating’ Solar Light

The W100 Solar Work Light is among the stranger products we have tested this year.

Written by Stephen Regenold July 27, 2015

Head-To-Head: Camping Hammock ‘Hang-Off’ Test

For National Hammock Day, we put the Lawson Blue Ridge Camping Hammock and Amok Draumr to a head-to-head test.

Written by Sean McCoy July 23, 2015

Hammock vs. Tent: The Great Sleep-Off

Hammock or tent, tent or hammock? To hang or let lie? The debate rages on.

Written by Josh Aldridge July 21, 2015

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