Camping

The Waxed Canvas Danner Light is a new take on a 42-year-old style from Danner, and it's perfect for cold, wet weather.

Ideal for small groups and minimalists alike, Solo Stove's pint-sized camp kit is our new favorite way to cook over a fire.

Leave the duct tape in the drawer.

There are far better ways to start a fire than rubbing sticks together. These choices will keep you safe and warm.

These garments look good, feel great ... and keep you from being scorched.

Leave the ice in the freezer — this new cooler doesn't need it to keep your beverages and food ice cold.

Looking to hide some sandwiches and 85 cans of beer from a bear? Start here.

We put two of the most popular insulated water bottles on the market to the test.

The Here, part of the Re:connect collection, is designed to go anywhere outside — whether that's your favorite trail or your neighborhood sidewalks.

This itty-bitty workstation had everything I wanted ... just in the wrong size.

When it's time to shine, reach for one of these illuminating picks.

With easy mobility and mighty capacity, the Roadie 48 and 60 are made for big gatherings.

We got a glimpse of what's to come in the world of outdoor gear — here are our top picks.

The new Big Water Foul Weather kit is one of Patagonia's most unique design collaborations yet, merging experience from serious seafarers and its alpine, snow, surf and fishing lines.

All you'll need is a standard-sized water bottle for this filter to work its magic.

When disaster strikes, it’s best to have a bag packed. Here’s all the essential equipment with which to fill it.

Clarity, precision and unencumbered vision come together in these compact and capable packages.

Lotion should not be your only defense.

Call it a satellite communicator or satellite messenger — either way, it pays to have one with you in case of emergency.

Power your way through next overlanding adventure (or power outage at home) with this handy power pack.