Camping in the summer is great but if you are anything like me you probably enjoy camping in every season, right? You may be kitted out for winter already, but summer is coming, and you are wondering whether you can use your winter sack in the summer?
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Best Camping Chair for a Bad Back
So, you love the outdoors and getting out into nature, yet unfortunately, you experience the ill effects of back torment. Incredibly, specialists gauge that 80% of the U.S populace will encounter a back issue that will negatively impact their quality of life at some phase of their lifetime. Unfortunately, these are statistics that for the most part, are not heard by producers of camping and hiking equipment.
Best Bushcraft Knife for the Money
A knife is arguably one of the most important tools for camping, survival, and bushcraft. Without a knife, you will struggle to thrive in the wild therefor a knife is an essential item for your backpack. A good bushcraft knife is ultimately something that will serve multiple purposes. A durable bushcraft knife will cut meat and veg neatly for cooking but also have enough weight to chop through wood for splitting and creating feather sticks for fire building.
Best Tents for Rain
Getting out camping is a favorite hobby for many people around the world. Getting out camping is a great way to get closer to nature and experience the outdoors in all weather as long as your kit is up to the job. Having low-quality gear during bad weather can make for an awful trip that may put you off camping in the long-run. The most important part of your kit when it comes to weather protection, comfortability, and getting out in all weather is, of course, your tent. Make a bad decision with your tent and you’ll be waking up in a puddle of water wanting to escape back home as soon as possible, that is if you can even get to sleep!
Top 5 Inflatable Canoes
If you are anything like me, then you love nothing more than to get out in a canoe to explore the world from a different perspective. Sitting so close on the water is a great way to get closer to nature and explore what the outdoor world has to offer but having a full-size canoe has its flaws. Unless you have a large enough vehicle or a means of towing your canoe it can be a pain getting your boat on the water. If you live in a small apartment (also like me) but love canoeing, then you probably don’t have anywhere to store a full-size open-top canoe anyway. So how can you get around these issues and still enjoy a day or week on the water?
Off The Trails 