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Spending the night in a Tentsile tree tent can be a truly inspiring way to camp, but hovering over the ground in a big mesh dome isn’t so ideal once the frigid, wet, howling weather of winter hits. With the all-new Insulated Cabin, Tentsile supports th… Continue reading Hovering Tentsile cabin creates multi-story winter tree camp
We first saw the Kammok Outpost vehicle-supported hammock stand a year ago on a special-edition Taxa camping trailer. Now Kammok is pitching it more widely as a standalone off-grid hammock and shelter solution for car campers, overlanders and other mot… Continue reading Vehicle-supported hammock stand pitches base camp in seconds
A new startup looks to combine the primitive elements of earth, water and air into a camping experience unlike any other. Something like a rooftop tent without the car, The Dookan tent stands up over the ground on short or extended legs, lifting camper… Continue reading Two-story hammock tent lifts glamping off the ground (or water)
Over the past decade or so, the term “RTT,” short for rooftop tent, has pushed its way into the everyday vernacular of all kinds of outdoorsy folks. AntiShanty looks to make the related “RTD,” rooftop dwelling, an official entry in that same dictionary… Continue reading Beefy hard-wall rooftop tent hauls more to camp than a Thule cargo box
There’s nothing like nestling down in your own private, comfy tent when camping in the wilderness. Well, the Crocoon is designed to bring that same snuggly vibe to people’s homes, local parks, or even their beds.Continue ReadingCategory: Outdoors, Life… Continue reading Cozy pop-up Crucoon is like a couch-cushion fort for adults
The latest member of a Heimplanet family of tents built to “unroll, inflate & done!” is designed specifically for ambitious twosomes who like to be well-prepared. The new Kirra tent is born from the latest evolution of Heimplanet’s well-established inf… Continue reading Heimplanet reshapes inflatable exo-frame tent to cut weight, grow size
A very different style of hammock tent, the iDome Shelter uses a stout aluminum, steel and carbon frame to hold up to 1,000 pounds off the ground. It can keep you and a friend lounging in suspended bliss while also holding your gear over top the curiou… Continue reading Multi-hammock tent keeps you lounging without the trees
Many “bikepackers” (aka bicycle campers) don’t like leaving their trusty steed outside overnight, where it could get stolen or rained on. The Moruta Hogar 2P tent offers a solution, as it incorporates the user’s bike into the tent’s frame.Continue Read… Continue reading Moruta tent uses your own bike to raise the roof
Destined to be one of the most impressive tent designs of 2022, the Snow Peak Zekka launched in Japan several months ago. At the time, it wasn’t clear if or when it would be making its way to other markets, but it has now arrived in the United States. … Continue reading Snow Peak’s expansively panoramic Zekka tent makes it onto US shores
For 15 years now, the Quechua 2 Second Tent (previously 2 Seconds or 2SECONDS Tent) has been one of the fastest, simplest ways to go from arriving at camp to snoring under the stars in fully enclosed comfort. In 2020, Quechua and parent company Decathl… Continue reading Decathlon makes its instant-pitch 2 Second Easy tent a triple