Who said manners have to go out the window (or tent flap) when braving the great outdoors? An innovative attachment to your tent, the Losi Garage acts as the perfect alternative for leaving “your boots on the porch.”
Losi 2P/3P Garage, $200, Nemo, nemoequiptment.com.
Your camera can double as your GPS with Garmin’s 680t. The durable gadget features a glove-friendly color touchscreen, comes preloaded with TOPO U.S. 100K maps and includes a 1-year BirdsEye Satellite Imagery subscription. Most importantly, the 8 megapixel autofocus camera automatically geotags photos, so you’ll never confuse the coordinates of your new cover photo again.
Montana 680t, $600, Garmin, garmin.com.
YETI’s Hopper series features coolers in four shapes and sizes, all guaranteed to keep your precious cargo chilled. The DryHide outer shell is waterproof and resistant to mildew, punctures and UV rays, and the inner ColdCell insulation is made with closed-cell rubber foam.
YETI Hopper 30 Cooler, $350, YETI, yeti.com.
The IceMule’s Pro Cooler serves as an equally portable, more easily collapsible option. The bag only weighs four pounds and can keep 18 cans, plus ice, cold for a full day.
IceMule Pro Cooler - Large, $100, IceMule Coolers, icemulecooler.com.
Snow Peak’s foldable bamboo table acts as a superior, sleek alternative to holding your plate on your lap.
Single Action Table – Large, $386, Snow Peak, snowpeak.com.
This stainless steel pizza oven includes a pizza stone, is easy to clean and is a unique way to elevate your camp’s dining experience.
Mont Alpi MAPZ-SS Table Top Gas Pizza Oven – Large, $294, Mont Alpi, amazon.com.
Build your own fire, and in the process create an electrical outlet for your devices. The CampStove generates usable electricity by burning wood and creating a smokeless flame that can also be used for warmth, boiling water and cooking. Innovation at its finest.
BioLite CampStove, $130, BioLite, bioliteenergy.com.
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