Camping

Hammocks For The Holidays (gift guide)

For anyone who loves a gentle swing while they sleep… this guide has everything you need.

Written by Sean McCoy November 24, 2014

A Sleeping Bag That Grows With Your Child

The Kelty Big Dipper expands to provide more room as a child grows. Contributor and father Steve Graepel puts it to the test for this…

Written by Steve Graepel November 14, 2014

Drink Up! Silicone Pint Glass

Pour yourself a pint, then pour another; this silicone drinking cup is a non-toxic alternative to glass.

Written by Stephen Regenold November 12, 2014

Modular Tent Is Campground Commune

This huge shelter can be outfitted with up to six inner rooms for communal camping with a bit of privacy.

Written by Steve Graepel November 11, 2014

Goal Zero ‘Multi-Tool’ Of Power

A twist on the portable charger game, this Goal Zero package includes a simple power solution with included solar panels and extras you might need…

Written by Stephen Regenold October 30, 2014

'Flat' Camping Hammock Converts To Chair

Hang out in a luxurious hanging chair. Then, with a couple minor adjustments, recline into a flat sleeping position in this unique camping hammock.

Written by Sean McCoy October 22, 2014

Efficient Wood Stove For Outdoor Cooking

Ditch the petrol. Solo Stove cooks fast with wood-fueled flame.

Written by Sean McCoy October 15, 2014

Benchmade 484: Blade Of Supersteel

This exceptional clip-folding pocket knife comes at a high price, but it is made from M390 “super steel” and other materials that will last for…

Written by Steve Graepel October 09, 2014

It’s A Boat, A Plane, A Camper!

Coming soon, a sport airplane that the company calls the “most versatile ever.” Meet the MVP.

Written by Sean McCoy October 09, 2014

Flashlight Stocked With Survival Gear

A waterproof flashlight that holds many survival items, the VSSL Outdoor Utility Tool could save your life.

Written by Sean McCoy October 08, 2014

Zip Into A 'Cocoon' Hammock

This new hammock has features to enhance a long night hanging in the outdoors.

Written by Sean McCoy October 07, 2014

'FireSleeve' Converts Bic Lighter For Outdoors

FireSleeve fits over a Bic, turns disposable lighter into a wilderness-ready tool.

Written by Sean McCoy October 06, 2014

Portable Treehouse, New Suspended ‘Tentsile’

This suspended tent can be linked with others for a miniature suspended village.

Written by Sean McCoy September 23, 2014

Light, Small, Quick: Daily Carry ‘Enticer’ Knife

The CRKT Enticer is a slick little pocket knife. Our editor reviews it after a summer of use.

Written by Steve Graepel September 22, 2014

First Look: ‘Swiss Army’ Delemont Collection

For decades, the Swiss companies Wenger and Victorinox both made knives. This changed last year when the companies merged, and the result is a new…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 17, 2014

‘Westfalia’ Campervan, Made By Mercedes

If you spent time in a VW Westfalia, you’ll be stoked to see Mercedes’ pop-top bus.

Written by Sean McCoy September 16, 2014

Idaho’s Best Camping Secret: Redfish Lake

Redfish Lake is one of Idaho’s most popular and beautiful camping destinations. Learn how to visit like a local by traveling to a remote corner.

Written by Steve Graepel September 15, 2014

Portable Stove: If Campfire Just Isn’t Enough

“If it is hard for you to understand that a fire is hot and green wood does not burn, you might need more tutoring.” —…

Written by Sean McCoy September 10, 2014

'Crossbow' Is One Tent For All Seasons

This unique concept by SlingFin has three different “bodies” that can be slung inside the “truss” skeleton of poles for use from summer backpacking to…

Written by Steve Greapel September 04, 2014

Hockey Puck-Size Product To Save Your Life

Small and inexpensive, these six little Survival Pucks contain essentials to start fires, purify water, treat a wound, navigate the wilderness, or build a shelter…

Written by Stephen Regenold September 02, 2014

First Look: Vulture Equipment ‘Cholera’ Knife

Survival knives need to be strong, reliable tools that can do anything. Our editor puts the harshly-named Vulture Equipment Works Cholera to the test from…

Written by Sean McCoy August 31, 2014

Portable Hot Tub For Modern Nomads

Long days on the trail just beg for a soak. Well, hop in this collapsible hot tub and relax.

Written by Sean McCoy August 28, 2014

VW Camper vs. the Classic Airstream … Which Do You Choose?

Check out this fabulous infographic that explores the VW camper and Airstream caravan, two of history’s most iconic recreational vehicles.

Written by Sean McCoy August 28, 2014

Need A Knife ‘Scalpel-Sharp’? Try A Replaceable Blade

Hunters, anglers and others who need a razor-sharp blade for every cut can benefit from replaceable blade knives. An expert explains more.

Written by Sean McCoy August 27, 2014

Multi-Tool On A Stick: Crazy 'Survival Staff' Has Interchangeable Weapons, Axe

With a selection of attachments fit for Rambo, the Zubin Axe is an odd and intimidating multi-tool of a walking stick.

Written by Sean McCoy August 27, 2014

Beer From Gel Packs: Carry Brew Anywhere

Now you can have your beer (and carry it too!) with a kit that turns lightweight packets into bubbly brew — just add water. Our…

Written by Jason Magness August 26, 2014

Boil Water, Fold it Down. Metal Bottom, 'Soft' Sides On Camp Cooking Pot

The X-Pot is a unique space-saving solution for cooking in the backcountry.

Written by Sean McCoy August 26, 2014

First Look: Big Agnes 'Two Room' Family Tent

This tent has two separate sleeping quarters connected by a large covered vestibule. The design provides a little privacy. Our editor reviews the Wyoming Trail…

Written by Steve Greapel August 25, 2014