Mystery Ranch “Glacier” 70L Backpacking Pack
Whether for a weekend, head-clearing trek, or a week-long mission, this mid-sized backpacking pack offers ample space for your essentials — plus some creature comforts.
Rumpl Down Puffy Outdoor Blanket
Lightweight and packable, yet very insulating in chilly weather.
Camp Chef Mountain Series “Stryker 100” Isobutane Backpacking Stove
Perfectly suited for feeding you and a couple friends as you explore the backcountry together.
Ledlenser MH10 Rechargeable Headlamp
A powerful, high-performance headlamp built for the outdoors.
TOAKS Titanium Long-Handled Spork
Makes it easier to reach all the way to the bottom of dehydrated food pouches when you're out on the trail.
Snow Peak’s HotLips 600 Titanium Mug
This lightweight, durable mug-slash-mini-cookpot will serve you on every adventure for many years to come.
Backpacking Gear
Gear to Pack on Your Next Outdoors Excursion
Bring the comforts of home with you on the trail.
Light My Fire Titanium Spork
A fork on one side and a spoon on the other, with a serrated edge on the fork that cuts food without cutting your mouth.
Photo Essay
Backpacking Europe — Part 3: The Greek Islands
Blazing white architecture, blue dome churches, and shimmering seas — the Cyclades have it all.
Photo Essay
Backpacking Europe — Part 2: Italy
Italy's magnetic appeal sucked us in from the first “Buongiorno!”
Photo Essay
The Alhambra
Described by poets as “a pearl set in emeralds”, the Alhambra is a breathtaking palace from a bygone era. But its magic remains very much alive.
Photo Essay
Backpacking Europe — Part 1: London and Paris
Sometimes you just need to get out of the house, out of the country, and out of the continent.
Kuju Pourover [Kickstarter]
A disposable packet full of fresh coffee for brewing a cup on the trail, pourover-style.
Littlbug Collapsible Camping Stove
The Littlbug is a super-light stainless steel camping stove able to be collapsed and stored in a backpack when not in-use. It can burn wood or alcohol, can support large pots, and only takes about 15 seconds to assemble. Its height and shape creates a nice chimney effect, so you shouldn't even need all that much burning wood to get the job…