When you're camping, there are a few different options for sleeping. Bring an air mattress if space on the ground and in your tent allows. Sleep on the ground. "Rough it" in a cabin if the facilities are available. Or, bring a hammock like the Roo from Kammok and sleep in that. What's better about the Roo? It's made ... continue reading
Your run-of-the-mill tent is pretty basic and fairly boring to look at. If you're willing to spend more for a bit of luxury on your next camping trip, the Meriwether Tent from Shelter Co. is where it's at. The tent fits 4-6 people with enough space so you're not sleeping on top of each other, and even has a designated ... continue reading
Thanks to modern technology, we've lost touch with our music. We've waved goodbye to sound quality and owning our favorite albums. To fix this, get a turntable. Then sign up for Vinyl Me, Please. Every month they'll send you exclusive pressings of albums worthy of your time. Each comes with original 12" x 12" album-inspired art and a custom cocktail pairing. Past selections have included 'Lost In The Dream' from War on Drugs and many others. Sign up now and start with an exclusive pressing of Father John Misty's latest. It's like Record Store Day with free delivery and no lines. ... check it out
Not since Walden has a book made us want a cabin more. The guys behind the website Cabin Porn have decided to take their idea and offer up a hardcover. Not only will the book feature hundreds of photographs of drool-worthy cabins, but it will also include an in-depth look at the stories behind more than 10 of them. ... continue reading
Go to the spot of any big music festival the day after it ends, and the field will look like a tent battlefield. Among the plastic cups, paper napkins, and other random garbage, will be the remnants of a small, mobile society. In fact, 1 in 5 tents are left behind as trash. The Under Cover Camper is a two person canvas ... continue reading
We could never quite place it, but there has always been a certain appeal to vintage campers and vans. Something about setting off into the great unknown with an actual shelter that you don't have to erect with poles and nylon--that also has some of the more important creature comforts like a toilet and wall chargers--is ... continue reading
There’s been a rediscovery of nature over the last few years. Slowly, guys are looking up from their touchscreens and leaving the comfort of their couches behind on the weekends. Whether you’re buying for Paul Bunyan or just the man who enjoys a camping expedition now and again, these gifts should go over well. ... continue reading
Whether you're going away for a weekend camping trip or packing up shop and never looking back, the Moby1 XTR Teardrop Trailer is the ideal traveling companion. With an extensive array of options and add-ons, you can build one exactly how you want. Choose from things like a rooftop tent, a hot water heater with sinks ... continue reading
There's little better than enjoying a drink in the great outdoors. With this Stainless Stemless Wine Glass, you can make sure that pinot noir stays in your glass regardless of the terrain you place it down on. Each of these surprisingly stable glasses are perfect for tossing in your bag when you're camping or even ... continue reading
When the BioLite CampStove came out it was one of the coolest gadgets we had seen in a while. We love disconnecting as much as possible, but that doesn't mean we don't want to take pictures, listen to music and play games some times. All of those things require gadget power, and the CampStove did that. Then the BioLite ... continue reading
The hobo knife can get a bad rap because of its name. You're not a hobo, so why do you need a hobo knife? More importantly, it's not just a knife, so why is it named like that? Something like utilitarian utensil set would be a more fitting name, but that doesn't sound as cool. But I digress. Having a folding fork, ... continue reading
For the traveler who enjoys a quick nip of something while exploring, there’s this Salut! Travel Cup. Instead of passing a flask around the campfire, consider this cup your classy alternative. Pour your drink like a gentleman into this stainless steel collapsible cup that easily fits right in your pocket. It won't ... continue reading
If there’s a better way to spend a few cool summer evenings than around a campfire with some food and a few beers, we haven’t thought of it. Of course, just walking out unprepared would be foolish. Assuming you’ve got all your camping essentials covered—tent, sleeping bag, full, face-warming beard—here are the items you’ll want while you sit around the fire. ... continue reading
We already liked the Anti-Bottles from Vapur, but didn't always want a neon blue drinking vessel that stands out like death metal fan at a Justin Bieber concert. The Eclipse series is more our speed. Available in either Olive Green or Night Blue, the collapsible plastic bottle is ideal for camping, hiking, or climbing. ... continue reading
Nobody said you could't look good while fighting for your life in the wild, right? If you agree with that - as ludicrous as it may sound - this survival kit designed by Fort Standard would make for an aesthetically pleasing struggle. The kit (which, unfortunately, is not available to purchase) includes a compass, pen ... continue reading
When you're outdoors and the temperature starts to drop, it's not the time to dillydally. Yeah we said, "Dillydally," because now you're paying attention and this is important. When you're camping or hiking and need to get a fire going in a jiffy, you've got to be prepared. The FireStar Fire Piston is an awesome and ... continue reading
