
Cook Hot Dogs With The Sun
No fire? No problem – Sun Dogger cooks hot dogs, egg rolls, sausages, and more using only sunlight.
No fire? No problem – Sun Dogger cooks hot dogs, egg rolls, sausages, and more using only sunlight.
A 14-foot touring kayak that packs down to a 3.5-foot unit comes to market on June 16.
SponsoredGeared toward the outdoorswoman, a Utah startup will sell packs, clothing, and equipment with an underlying mission of good.
A futuristic upgrade to the classic Dutch bike…. and this one is made not in Asia but by the Dutch in the Netherlands, to boot.
Upgrading the venerable cast iron skillet was the recipe for overwhelming success in the case of this fund-raising campaign.
This bicycle converts from road geometry to cyclocross or ‘adventure’ mode in 15 minutes.
After media scrutiny and widespread skepticism, Triton Artificial Gills Rebreather refunds nearly $900,000 to supporters and explains product.
Part bike, part mug, this brake-handle cup is made by hand in Minneapolis. It’s selling for $30 now if you’re in the market for a velo-inspired vessel.
Handmade in Berlin, these wooden handlebars are a nod to both old-world craftsmanship as well as the trend of streamlined urban-bike design.
A new company promising ‘artificial gills’ to breathe underwater for 45 minutes has raised huge money on Indieogogo. But experts doubt it will work.
Install this little gizmo on hex-head bolts for keyed security in less than three seconds.
The unique design allows use in a broad temperature range, from well below freezing to temperate summer nights.
The EvenFlip might be the coolest hot dog cooking stick in the campground.
As long as scumbags steal bikes, there will be a market for methods to thwart them. Yerka and Fortified are two brands making bikes with theft deterrent designs.
Mutli-tools are a dime a dozen these days. Based on a utility knife, this one stands out, and has raised a whopping $200,000 on Kickstarter.
Communicate directly with others through this helmet, or answer phone calls and stream music with the touch of a button.
You can use this multi-purpose jewelry to tighten a nut or hunt for dinner.
Rumpl’s new Super Fleece is designed to take your cuddling into the great outdoors.
The 16-ounce Pint has double-wall stainless steel sides for insulation and converts from a bottle to a cup. It can store coffee or beer, or anything hot or cold.
The SegSac has internal dividers to keep clothes and gear from floating around in your pack or luggage.
An inflatable dish covered in foil, the company sells this product as a ‘high-power portable BBQ’ that cooks by the sun.
These snowshoes fit in a jacket pocket — until you pump them up. Then they strap on feet to provide lift in the snow.
A new camping stove can be used to burn wood, gas, alcohol — and even bake.
More an everyday-carry implement than an outdoors product, the Lions Grip has in total 21 uses, from allen wrenches to drivers to a punch.
A strand of silicone-encased LEDs, this simple product is bright enough to light up a tent or a picnic table for camp cooking at night.
The Hoverboard is touted as a superior solution in an emerging category of powered boards that “float” over the ground.
Free energy from the wind is captured and converted to electricity with these portable turbines.
The original prototype of this unit was made to explore a cave in Northern California with rumors of lost treasure.
A look at the future of bike gear comes each year at Interbike, an industry trade show that brings buyers, designers, athletes, and journalists together in a massive Las Vegas convention hall.
Use your keychain as leverage to open bottles.
The LittleHammer is another perfect example of climbers using ingenuity to solve a simple problem.
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