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Topless drinking is not quite as thrilling as it sounds, but nonetheless it can be a more enjoyable way to rehydrate than simply chugging from a can. A team of creative beer enthusiasts has created an easy, portable and fun way to enhance the can exper… Continue reading Reimagine your beer can for cocktails on the go and kitsch upcycling
Over the past decade+, we’ve seen many takes on the water filtration bottle, from full-blown modular ecosystems, to UV zapper tops, to French press-snug push filters, to squeezable bottle filters. Each one goes well beyond the typical fridge-stored Bri… Continue reading Defender graphene-filter water bottle purifies at the push of a button
We’ve seen many pop-up pickup campers and toppers over the years, but the Hiatus Camper has long been the only simple topper we’ve come across with folding hard walls in place of fabric. Oru Designs’ Bruin becomes the second, using a hybrid hard/soft p… Continue reading Oru pop-up pickup camper provides all-season comfort with hybrid walls
There are a number of “survival items” that people should bring on camping trips, which can be a hassle to round up and pack every time. The Outdoor Survival Stick offers a solution, by keeping everything ready to go in one stowable device.Continue Rea… Continue reading Outdoor Survival Stick combines camping essentials in one modular unit
Induction cooktops have become the darling of greener RVing, cutting the hassle and emissions involved with traditional gas stoves and better complementing all-electric camper van designs. Given their power draw, however, they’re not portable enough fo… Continue reading Newr battery-powered induction cooktop cuts cord on clean camp cooking
People camping in tents are expected to “rough it” a bit, but … if they have a battery-powered heating and air conditioning system right beside them, why not use it? That’s the thinking behind Campstream One, which mooches off the user’s electric vehic… Continue reading Campstream One uses a Tesla or Rivian to heat or cool your tent
To cap or not to cap – it’s a question that virtually every pickup truck owner has asked at some point, and there’s no right answer. A cap over the bed offers locked, weatherproof security you simply can’t get with an open bed. But it limits what you c… Continue reading Gaia pop-up pickup cap offers hard-shell security with open bed space
Mosquitos are most active at night, which is when campers need light and are most likely to be charging gadgets. The Evo Repel was designed with these facts in mind, as it combines an electric mosquito repeller, flashlight and power bank in one device…. Continue reading Evo Repel combines a mosquito repeller, flashlight and power bank
It’s just not camping without the campfire, but seasonal burning restrictions can stamp out any hopes of building a fire outside, or even inside, an official campground. Gas fire pits are a good alternative, often allowed under wood-fire bans, but they… Continue reading Collapsible gas fire pit packs small to bring safe campfire anywhere
In mid-July, Elon Musk announced on the service formerly known as Twitter the completion of the first production Cybertruck. With a backlog of reservation holders, there’s bound to be some pent-up demand for accessories and upgrades, something the exis… Continue reading With Tesla Cybertruck on the way, Space Campers shows its pop-up RV