One of the disadvantages of backpacking is that you find you literally have your hands full: maps, compasses, phones, equipment. And hiking is obviously thirsty work. That’s where a hydration…
Whether it’s on the campsite, on the trail, or even at your workplace, a good thermos is an essential companion that will look after your drinks. You want one that…
You can’t just put an ice block in your lunchbox and call it a day. You need a lunchbox that can seal in the cold for long enough to last…
Hiking, backpacking, climbing, camping, and other rigorous outdoor activity mandates the need for premium nutritional and powerful body fuel. Fitting in all five food groups when you're hitting the trails,…
Access to clean, quality water is essential when you are on the trail. Your pack isn’t complete without a filtered water bottle. Even if you aren’t camping, you can still…
Part of your survival/camping equipment should be a water filter. Unless you are car camping, and unless you wish to lug around a case of bottled water, you need to…
Stoves come in various fuel formats. You can use canisters that contain Isobutane and Propane, the most popular fuel for trekking and backpacking. These are simple to use, burn clean…
Gear and food are usually two very separate categories. However, when it comes to energy bars, you'll find that the line between the two categories tends to blur. This is…