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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.

Ever wished you can have a full-service kitchen in the back of your SUV for wielding your culinary wizardry while slumming it in the wild? Now you can with Scout Equipment's surprisingly compact offering.

Whether you're hunting, bird-watching, or watching sporting events from the bleachers this summer, Bushnell's new line of binoculars will help you see things sharp and clear, all while coming at reasonably affordable prices.

Camping out in your favorite summer festivals? Ditch the camping tent and bring along this ventilated, water-resistant pop-up shelter instead, which lets you set up in seconds as soon as you settle on a spot.

A cocktail-making kit for the endless outdoor festivities of the summer, Stanley's compact rig lets you whip up chilled drink mixes, whether in the beach, the backwoods, or the parking lot of the local stadium.

With two air chambers that you can fine-tune separately and air coils that provide spring-like support, Spring to Summit's inflatable mat just might be the best backcountry bed for your next camping adventure.

A backpack-style cooler, Orca's latest accommodates 24 cans of beer and 15 pounds of ice for full-on party duty, all while hoisting on your back to keep your hands unoccupied the whole time.

Want an all-weather tent with plenty of headroom and enough floor space to roll around in while you practice wrestling a bear? Filson's newest 7-foot tall heavy-duty tent should do the trick.

Bringing the wonders of hydrofoiling to stand up paddle boarding, this attachment gets your SUP board hovering above the water during downwinds, allowing you to effortlessly glide faster than ever before.

While it's designed for bush pilots, Skinner Sights' newest survival kit should prove itself a handy emergency companion, whether you’re flying, hiking, or motorcycling your way deep in the boondocks.

While it's not as compact as most competitors in the market, this biomass-fueled camp stove can heat up to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit, ensuring you can cook big meals for your entire crew at camp.

Want hot food while camping, no room to bring a proper stove in your pack? Not a problem with Filson's ultra-portable camp stove, which you can slip in a back pocket and hang on a carabiner for unparalleled convenience.

Billed as "the perfect single cam hunting machine," Xpedition Archery's solocam shooter combines quiet handling and reliable operation with easy tuning, a smooth draw cycle, and firing speeds of 328 feet per second.

Think inflatable SUPs are inferior to traditional hard epoxy boards? The stiffness, balance, and maneuverability of Ten Toes' recreational-size paddleboard will probably make you change your mind.