Camping

Duct Tape – 25 Applications

From making a torch to a hat, duct tape’s uses are myriad.

Written by Sean McCoy May 13, 2015

7 Products We Wanted To Hate

Some products just get our hackles up. These seven won us over despite initial skepticism.

Written by Sean McCoy May 12, 2015

Cook-Off: ‘Fyre Champion’ Camp Stove Test

Coleman’s new Fyre Champion camp stove is an upgrade on a classic camp stove. We test it on a head-to-head breakfast showdown.

Written by Sean McCoy May 12, 2015

Innovative Axe – A Two-Way Wood Splitter

A single swing will give you four pieces of wood. Build this axe yourself.

Written by Sean McCoy May 08, 2015

Bacon-Off! Camp Stove Cooking Challenge

We cooked some bacon on five stoves for a totally unscientific, delicious test.

Written by Sean McCoy May 08, 2015

Key Organizer With Knife Blade

Keep your keys and a handy blade, all in one place.

Written by Sean McCoy May 08, 2015

Camp Saw: ‘Agawa’ Cuts Fast, Packs Small

Simple and sturdy, the Boreal 21 by Agawa Canyon is a wonderful addition to the camp saw genre. After two years of testing, it it…

Written by Sean McCoy May 06, 2015

Blade Boot Camp: A Buyer’s Guide to Choosing Your Knife

Everything you need to know to buy the right knife for the job.

Written by Sean McCoy May 05, 2015

Wife Bogarts The Comfy Camp Chair

She chose to sit in it during our weekly date night instead of on the couch with me. Thanks for that, Therm-a-Rest.

Written by Sean McCoy May 04, 2015

Osprey ‘Anti-Gravity’: Opsrey Atmos AG Backpack Review

“After testing the Osprey Atmos AG 50 backpack I have to say it’s the most comfortable pack I’ve ever worn.”

Written by Jake Ferguson April 30, 2015

Flow Chart: Wanderer’s Guide To Western Public Lands

Do you see cow patties? Start there for a guide to 760 million acres of public land scattered across 11 Western states and Alaska.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2015

‘Shovel’ Multi-Tool: Chops Wood, Charges Phone & More

This ‘shovel’ does a lot more than dig in the dirt.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2015

Beard Oil & ‘Man Soap’… Smells Like Adventure

Do you stink? Do you care? If not, these ‘natural’ stink-fighters will make you smell good, kinda like outside.

Written by Sean McCoy April 28, 2015

Hot House – Inside The Quilted Comfort Of An Insulated Tent

A startup has flipped tent convention upside down — it’s building a mass-produced tent with insulated walls.

Written by Sean McCoy April 27, 2015

Mesh-Wall Tarp Gives ‘Oasis’ From Bugs While Camping

This NEMO tarp provides a dry, bug-free place to cook, play and hang out in the wild.

Written by Sean McCoy April 27, 2015

‘Technical’ Outdoors Blanket

The Rumpl blanket has stitched baffles, synthetic-down insulation, and a rip-stop nylon face.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 27, 2015

Adventure Bound! Vehicles For Getting Out There

With dozens of adventure vehicles on display, we went a little crazy with the camera.

Written by Sean McCoy April 24, 2015

Huckberry/GearJunkie: Spring Shop

GearJunkie has partnered with Huckberry to bring you a curated selection of the best outdoor gear for your next rainy day adventure.

Written by Jake Ferguson April 23, 2015

Be Part Of Hammock History

The project has already reached its funding goal of $50.73.

Written by Sean McCoy April 23, 2015

Building The Ultimate Adventure Mobile

He bought a 40-year-old camper for $500, but that was just the beginning.

Written by Sean McCoy April 17, 2015

Free ‘Rental’ Of Outdoor Gear

The Alite Ranger Station inspires city dwellers to enjoy the great outdoors by providing them with camping gear for free.

Written by Eric Lemke April 17, 2015

Tutorial: Magnesium Fire-Starter

Magnesium and ferrocerium fire-starters work — with a little practice. Here’s how.

Written by Sean McCoy April 16, 2015

Porcelain Rocket: Bike Packs Built for a Beatdown

Porcelain Rocket bike packs are made by hand in North America, and they are as good as it gets.

Written by Patrick Murphy April 16, 2015

‘Yelp For Campgrounds’ – Theme Of New Review Site

New website gives campers first-hand reviews of sites, nearby attractions and more.

Written by Eric Lemke April 15, 2015

‘Horse’ Brand Survival Knife

Full-tang 1095 steel survival blade from New York City.

Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2015

Camp Eggs: Good, Bad & Nasty

Real eggs are great, but not so portable. We examine three egg alternatives to find out some are better than others.

Written by Sean McCoy April 13, 2015

Ultralight Tent: 5-Week Test In Amazon Rainforest

Five weeks in the Amazon rainforest put this ultralight tent to an ultimate test.

Written by Sean McCoy April 13, 2015

Made in USA: Gerber ‘StrongArm’ Survival Knife

The Gerber StrongArm gives a lot of bang for the buck. At 9.8″ this knife cuts, chops, slices and dices for military, tactical and survival…

Written by Sean McCoy April 10, 2015

Take This ‘Fabric Grill’ Anywhere

At 8 pounds, it’s not featherweight, but the fabric grill is a pretty cool concept.

Written by Sean McCoy April 10, 2015

Tarptent: The American Dream Shelter

USA-made shelters are a go-to choice for lightweight hiking.

Written by Patrick Murphy April 09, 2015

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