Dehydrated meals to dutch oven gourmet; the camping gear that lets you eat like a king.
Stanley’s newest cook kit, the Adventure Even-Heat Camp Pro Cook Set, has the same 3-ply stainless steel pots and pans found in kitchens around the world. But these have nesting capability and other features that make them fit for the campsite.
Nothing complements a good time around the fire like drinking. Elevate your standard camp liquor with these three recipes chosen by GearJunkie editors.
This week, YETI dropped the price of its Hopper Two 30 soft coolers by 20 percent. Now, you can get the same great cooler for $240.
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Oklahoma Joe’s built a reputation on sturdy, competition-style offset smokers. The new Bronco, a more compact drum model, brings an efficient, heavy-duty, easy-to-use design to your backyard.
For our review of the best backpacking stoves of 2019, we tested the MSR DragonFly, Jetboil MiniMo, Camp Chef Stryker, Solo Stove Lite, and more.
We put the new ‘equipment-less’ coffee trend to the test.
We tested the best camping stoves from Coleman, Camp Chef, Eureka, Kovea, Primus, Jetboil, and more for this review. Spoiler alert: One camping stove is by far the best.
Igloo launched a pulp-based cooler this month. Its sturdy build, $10 price tag, and biodegradable nature could disrupt the one-time-use market currently dominated by EPS and Styrofoam.
These MSR stoves from GearJunkie’s own ‘Best Backpacking Stoves’ review are on sale right now.
If you love knives and geek out on metals, the launch of the Artisan Revere Chef Knife may raise your eyebrows. The Elmax steel chef knife could be the ultimate blade for your camp (or home) kitchen.
New Traeger grills claim higher temperatures and faster heating to help you sear your steak quicker.
When weight and space aren’t the biggest concerns, camp knife kits provide extra freedom and utility for on-the-go trail lunches.
Whether checking items off your own list or filling the stocking of a camp chef, these camp cooking gift ideas are sure to please.
From lightweight chemical purifiers to fast-acting pumps and large-quantity gravity filters, we’ve rounded up the best water filters and purifiers for the backcountry and beyond.
The smokeless firepit we loved reboots with both jumbo and more portable models. And the response has been huge.
Omeals are a unique and fresh take on backcountry cuisine. The self-heating meals are no more expensive than freeze-dried backpacking meals and are easily prepared with no stove and very little liquid.
Painfully simple yet surprisingly high-tech, the REpack aims to change how you eat at the campsite.
Sometimes a piece of gear comes along that’s so good, messing with it will only make it worse.
After countless backcountry hunting expeditions, the MSR Windburner Duo has proved itself invaluable. It boils a lot of water quickly, which means less waiting for morning coffee and sunset dinners.
The PeakBoil camp stove is made from layers of laser-heated molten steel. Its designers make the bold claim that it outperformed conventional options on a windy mountaintop in the Swiss Alps.
Traeger grills are renowned for home use. A new model, the Ranger, gives tailgate chefs a portable pellet grill option.
The Jetboil Flash, the brand’s update to the ever-popular backpacking stove boils water quick. Here, we review the updated Flash, with design improvements in 2018.
From heating pre-dawn coffee to lighting base camp at nightfall, our editor has lived off the grid enough to know what it takes to make it out there. So she’s compiled her favorite gear here to share with other would-be hermits.
This week, one lucky winner will receive an Alpha 2 Pot Cook Set from Sea to Summit!
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What, where, even why to carry: YETI explains the ins and outs of its increasingly popular cooler backpack the BackFlip.
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If you’re looking to outfit your backpacking kitchen for summer hikes, several top products are on sale through Memorial Day. Grab a deal, hit the trail, and get cooking.
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The WindBurner Combo is the latest stove system in the growing MSR lineup. Over the last few months, our editor used it to cook all his camp favorites – from sunrise pancakes to late night pasta. So, should you buy the MSR WindBurner? Check out the full review.
Love them or hate them, the spork is a staple of outdoor gear. Now, a brand called Morsel claims to have built a better eating tool for the outdoors.
Odorless, colorless, poisonous: Carbon monoxide is a deadly threat to campers who cook and heat with gas inside tents.
The Dometic CFX35W adds WiFi and a mobile app interface to an already popular line of 12-volt fridges.
No smoke, floating flames, and a grate to cook your meal: Meet the BioLite FirePit.