Hiking Camping Gear Blog and Reviews
Hiking Camping Gear Blog and Reviews
The thing is, you can’t build a tent using normal lego blocks but if you use the ones made by Ecomat, you’re open to a whole new set of possibilities. Probably not practical for camping in the great outdoors though because these blocks are huge but for camping in the backyard, you can’t get a [...]
Making coffee with the Perfect Brew Cone from Melitta is one of the cheapest ways of making great tasting coffee fairly quickly. The resulting coffee is reportedly good enough even for some of those who are picky about their coffee. At least it’s good enough that professionals at the Blue Bottle Coffee in San Francisco [...]
The Picnic at Ascot Portable Wooden Picnic Table is a good looking camping table both when opened up and folded. The wood makes it look very stylish and almost guaranteed to get a lot of compliments. It’s not all wood though, the frame is made of high strength and lightweight aluminum. The description suggests that [...]
You probably wouldn’t have guessed what it was seeing it for the first time standing up if not for the large engraved O-Grill logo at the front. Open it up and you have a 225 square inch porcelain enameled iron cast grilling surface, large enough to cook for the whole family and very easy to clean. The [...]
Cold-brewed coffee is great for camping because it doesn’t require heat or electricity and probably nothing does it better than the Toddy T2N Cold Brew System. It doesn’t look as cool as the Hourglass Cold Brew Coffee Maker system and doesn’t use a permanent filter but at least it doesn’t leak. It takes at least [...]
Coffee storage containers are usually airtight containers that protect your coffee from exposure to air and sunlight. The problem with most airtight containers is that they trap the air in together with the coffee. Air is the enemy of coffee so airtight coffee containers are just not good enough. If you want to keep your [...]
The Aerobed PakMat is not the only camping mattress that comes with a pump but it’s the first one I’ve seen that packs inside one. That means there’s little chance you’ll lose the pump if you’re not going to use the pad for some time. But you can still lose the pump though. A bear [...]
What is the Inflatable Sleeping Coat? Designed by Lin Tsui Wei, the Inflatable Sleeping Coat is a windbreaker, sleeping coat, sleeping bag and camping mattress in one. The Award The Inflatable Sleeping Coat was entered into the 2009 Red Dot Awards and won a Design Concept Red Dot Award in the Protection category. Red Dot [...]
For those who don’t like sleeping on the ground, there are two options; you can either use a camping cot or a camping hammock. Camping cots are great for camping but they’re too heavy for backpacking. Remember that you’ll also need to carry the tent. A hammock tent is a great option for backpacking because they’re [...]
There are many other multi-tools out there with more functionality than the SL Pro 2 survival knife but rarely do they include a Swedish firesteel for lighting up a camping grill (or lighting a fire in general) or a bright LED flashlight or even a loud whistle. Some backpackers carry 2 camping knives, usually one inside the backpack [...]
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