Hiking Camping Gear Blog and Reviews
Hiking Camping Gear Blog and Reviews
To have a waterproof jacket, sleeping bag and tent all in one sounds great and that means all that’s left to carry are camp stove, food, flashlight, first aid kit and some clothes in your backpack. However, it doesn’t seem likely that the tent and sleeping bag would be up to par to the standard [...]
Both synthetic and down sleeping bags have their pros and cons. Synthetic bags are easier to maintain and dry and down bags are warmer and lighter. Down bags are expensive and you have to be more careful with them. So what happens when you combine both materials into one sleeping bag? Nanok claims that they [...]
Removing stakes from the ground can be such a fuss. Luckily there’s a better and easier way for you to remove those stakes. Invented by Steve Cheslock, who frequently takes his family camping at East Harbor State Park, on Lake Erie in Ohio, the Stake Buddy makes stake removal easier by providing the leverage needed. [...]
This is not what I had in mind when they say car camping. It’s a Cars-themed (the movie animation) camping kit which includes a 5- by 4-foot dome tent features, a 28″ x 57″ sleeping bag, backpack, compass and water bottle. It’s probably enough to get your kids about camping though you might want to [...]
Slumberjack Taku Bivy Shelter for sleeping protection that carries light and small! Whether you’re encountering rain, snow or sleet, this waterproof / breathable Bivy is a top-notch option. Welded construction ensures your tent seams won’t come undone in harsh terrain. A breathable, waterproof nylon shell keeps the moisture out and allows for proper airflow while [...]
GoLite Venture Sleeping Bag 0 Degree Down Tunnel deep into the 800-fill-power down GoLite Venture 0 Sleeping Bag, and forget about the frozen maelstrom whirling outside your tent. At 32 degrees below freezing, sleeping becomes an adventure as daring as the peak ascent you’re waiting to attempt. GoLite makes your basecamp life a little easier [...]
From Utah’s San Rafael Swell in January to Colorado’s Mount Evans region in July, the Big Agnes Farwell Sleeping Bag helps you stay warm at night. The synthetic Farwell 0-degree bag excels in cold-weather and summer alpine conditions. Unlike down, synthetic insulation continues to retain your body heat, even if you wake up with frost [...]
Slumberjack Esplanade Slumberjack Esplanade By Slumberjack 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars Great bag for price, August 16, 2006 By WP Local (Winter Park, CO United States) This bag has many features typically found in higher end bags, such as an integrated interior pocket, velcro shoulder [...]
Sierra Designs Womens Electra 0 Degree Sleeping Bag You probably sleep in your Electra just a few more days than the average user-longer ski traverses, an extra day on a route, you name it. Fortunately for you (and your partner), the Electra uses Funk!Off liner treatment, to naturally break down oils, dirt, and unidentified gunk. [...]
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