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When it comes to shelters, it doesn't get more minimal than Nemo's pole-free bivy sack that you can pack into an 8 x 4 inch bundle, making it ideal for weight-averse bikepacking adventurers.

Packing a small set of fly fishing essentials inside a compact and stylish bag, this kit lets you drive down to the river and spend the sunny days of summer catching fish with nothing but a fanny pack in tow.

UCO's newest camp light comes with a puck that you can hang on an elevated facility and magnetically snap onto the lantern to turn it into instant overhead lighting that you can take out and snap back in a jiffy.

Hobie's updated pedal system for kayaks can instantly reverse thrust with a single pull, allowing you to change directions quickly, enabling unprecedented maneuverability whether you're fishing, duck hunting, or just enjoying the water.

Armed with a powerful electric motor, this electric surfboard lets you cruise on water at satisfying speeds of up to 34 mph, whether you're riding on actual surf spots or the most peaceful coasts.

A personal-sized cooler, Yeti's latest can keep up to 12 bottles cold or a day's worth of meals warm, making itself useful, whether you're enjoying a picnic, drinking on the beach, or waiting for big game in a tree stand.

Designed to let you communicate with your group in far-flung areas of the boondocks, this emergency communication tool lets you text and share GPS locations even without a cell signal for miles.

If you're pitching a tent right next to your car anyway, why not just mount a tent on the roof? iKamper's soft-top solution happens to be one of the nicest, most feature-packed we've seen.

More than a camp lantern, Bright Path's latest comes with a 360-degree motion detector, allowing it to detect movement within 35 feet and automatically switching on to alert you of the activity.

Yes, it's small enough to fit in the expandable side pockets of your mountaineering backpack, but a clever design allows this fan-powered biofuel stove to cook large meals on large pots with relative ease.

Over the past few years, BioLite's BaseCamp has evolved as the go-to outdoor stove for large-scale cooking at camp. It can cook everything. Well… except pizzas. That changes now with this new add-on accessory.

If you carry fuel canisters to camp, might as well use it for more than cooking and boiling. Like using them as old-school camp lanterns. If you're not sure how, Snow Peak's got you covered with their new add-on rig.

When you need to travel light while shrugging off rainstorms and heavy snow when at camp, Hyperlite's waterproof and durable barebones shelter just might be the perfect tent to have nearby.

Longer and wider than other single-person hammocks, this XL-sized hanging sack offers plenty of room for lounging the day away, all while coming with 10-anchor tree straps for more convenient setup.

You drink your hydration from a water bottle and your libations from a cup. You're a civilized man and we feel your pain. So does Stable Goods, who made this awesome water bottle that cleverly transforms into a beautiful pint.

Whether you're hiking to a camp site, a beach, or a music festival, if you're carrying heavy gear, save your back the hassle and tow it in this lightweight and highly maneuverable off-road cart instead.

A modern version of the canvas bedrolls Australia's nomadic swagmen used back in the day, these waterproof , single-person tents come with built-in sleeping bags for quick and easy set up out in the field.

Billed as "the world's most versatile tent," Cotopaxi's newest shelter uses snap-on components to set up as a single-person shelter, a two-person hideout, or a four-person dwelling, depending on what the adventure needs.