Camping

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

‘Empty Quarter’ Camp-Out

“Thank God for my GearJunkie buff. It saved our ass in the storm,” Cooper said.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 09, 2015

World’s Smallest Bottle Opener

This little bottle opener has raised nearly $100,000.

Written by Sean McCoy April 08, 2015

Homemade Chocolate Quadrocopter

It actually flies!

Written by Sean McCoy April 08, 2015

Camp Food Wins Design Award

HOW magazine, a publication for graphic and interactive designers, gave the new AlpineAire look one of its Merit award nods.

Written by Stephen Regenold April 07, 2015

14 Hammocks Stacked High

How’d they set them up? Watch this time-lapse video to find out.

Written by Sean McCoy April 06, 2015

Review: Big Agnes Gilpin Falls Powerhouse 4 mtnGLO Lighted Tent

The mtnGLO series of tents from Big Agnes have built-in lighting and other tech-driven features. We put the 4-person Gilpin Falls to the test for…

Written by Sean McCoy April 01, 2015

‘How to Poop in the Woods’

In the forest, there is a right way, and a wrong way, to do number two.

Written by Billy Brown March 31, 2015

Prototypes – ‘Hanging’ Tent, Rolled-Foam Hammock

Wild visions of gear that could be by the Polish designer Jan Kochanski.

Written by Sean McCoy March 30, 2015

Review: Therm-A-Rest LuxuryLite Cot – Sleep Like A Rock

“An argument could be made that it’s more an ‘internal-frame hammock’ than a cot.'”

Written by Sean McCoy March 26, 2015

The ‘Most Energy Efficient’ Stove In The World

The Tegstove claims to be the most ‘energy efficient stove’ on the market and also charges gadgets.

Written by Eric Lemke March 17, 2015

Omega Tent: Sneak Peek At ‘High-Altitude Basecamp’

GearJunkie got early information on a to-be-released basecamp tent from MSR.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 13, 2015

First Look: Instant Campfire

The Burnie is a great option for on-the-go campfire cooking.

Written by Eric Lemke March 12, 2015

Multi-Tool ‘Utility’ Biner

The Whar-Biner is machined out of titanium, bronze or zirconium and then finished in a 24 hour tumbler to give it a handsome patina.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 09, 2015

$35 ‘Adventure’ Hammock

The Adventure Hammock is an affordable and functional option for campers looking to hang out.

Written by Eric Lemke March 06, 2015

Flashlight/GPS/Walkie-Talkie… An Ultimate Adventure Gadget?

The Fogo is an all-in-one adventure gadget that wants you to ditch all your other gizmos.

Written by Eric Lemke February 25, 2015

Inflatable Lantern Provides Big Light

A cheap, inflatable, easy to use, solar-powered lantern.

Written by Eric Lemke February 20, 2015

Medical Kit For You And Your Dog

It comes with dog-specific first aid products and instructions on treating animal injuries.

Written by Eric Lemke February 17, 2015

The Zetros: Mercedes Monster Camper

This 6×6 tactical mobile home is the lap of luxury — anywhere.

Written by Sean McCoy February 17, 2015

Beer Cooler Looks Like Yoga Mat

Sling a six-pack over your shoulder with a Mountainsmith Cooler Tube.

Written by Eric Lemke February 17, 2015

2015 Chevy Colorado: Tent In Bed And Gear Hauling Tricks

The GearOn Edition has outdoor lovers in mind with a versatile system to carry anything from bikes to kayaks to a tent in the truck…

Written by Sean McCoy February 13, 2015

Trash or Treasure? 5 Times To Buy Used Gear

Buy new for the latest and greatest, or buy used and save cash? Here are five times it’s logical to buy used.

Written by Sean McCoy February 12, 2015

11 SkyMall Gizmos You’ve Gotta See Before They’re Gone

SkyMall may be bankrupt, but these odd outdoorsy products live on.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 11, 2015

Thermacell Camp Lantern Repels Mosquitos

Soon-to-market lantern emits “synthetic copy of the natural repellent found in chrysanthemums.”

Written by Sean McCoy February 10, 2015

More Space Per Pound With ‘Inverted’ Tent

The Sierra Designs Tensegrity backpacking tent uses inverted architecture for more shoulder space.

Written by Eric Lemke February 09, 2015

Bandana Is Knot Cheat Sheet

Don’t know your bowline from your square knot? This bandana will set your bends straight.

Written by Sean McCoy February 06, 2015

Review: MiiR Stainless Steel Camping Growler Examined By Beer Expert

We took a made-for-the-outdoors growler into a brewery for some professional perspective.

Written by Eric Lemke February 05, 2015

Gear Line Organizes All Your Stuff

Take a daisy chain, add a couple oversize twist ties, a few carabiners, and you have one of the strangest pieces of gear to arrive…

Written by Eric Lemke February 04, 2015

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