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Promising review: "This was definitely the compact sleeping bag I have been looking for for my trip to Lanai, Hawaii. We were beach camping for two nights and I slept comfortably in mid-70s and low 80s weather. It's made of quality material. Packed away nicely in my carry-on and the color is vibrant. Will order another one or two as gifts :)" —Mel
Price: $55 (originally $79, available in two colors and in regular and long lengths)
The straw's microfiltration membrane eliminates bacteria and parasites so you can safely drink from any available water source without worry.
Note: if you’re immunocompromised, be sure to read all the package instructions to make sure it’s safe for you.
Promising review: "We recently went camping and decided to try this out. I took a small sample straight from the lake and it tasted like lake water. Then I sampled it through the straw and it tasted like it came straight from the filtered water from the refrigerator." —Terry Robinson
Price: $9.47 (originally $19.99, available in three colors)
Promising review: "These headlamps are excellent. I’ve been working on my roof at night and they are a lifesaver. They work really well." —Brendan Hughes
Price:$13.96 (originally $19.99)
Promising review: "We bought these a year ago to bring on backpacking and camping/hiking trips and they have worked perfectly for when we want to drink something other than the water in our Nalgenes (Tang, hot chocolate, or coffee). Very lightweight, helpful measurement lines, attached cover to keep it clean when hanging on the outside of your backpack, durable, and easy to clean. Love them!" —M. R. S.
Price: $11.99 (originally $21.99, available in five color combinations)
The Solo Stove comes with an ash pan and a base plate. It really is fairly smokeless once you get the fire started if you keep the wood below the top of the ring! It emits a lot of heat (enough to keep us pretty comfy around it in Detroit in November), and also it just looks killer. It's super easy to store thanks to an included bag, and simple to clean thanks to the ash pan. (Yay, accessories!)
Promising review: "Very well designed, top grade manufacturing, fairly priced. Works very well on the river bank during winter fly fishing." —Luke Walker
Price: $241.49+ (originally $344.99, available in five colors)
Price:$43.92 (originally $54.90)
Promising review: "I use these for hiking, exploration, and just overall when I am camping or walking around somewhere and want to see things far away. I really think the compact size, and the quality of the image is unparalleled. Definitely worth the price for me." —Kyle Giffin
Price: $20.77+ (originally $35.99+, available in four sizes and styles)
The set comes with four 10-inch plates, four 6-inch bowls and four 12-ounce handled mugs. Plastic-handled utensils include four forks, four spoons, and four knives in a roll-up storage pouch. Everything is dishwasher safe.
Promising review: "We purchased this set last year for our camping kit and I love it! It’s very sturdy, and the flatware is much more durable than I thought it would be. It’s fairly easy to clean as long as you don’t let food dry on it. Even then, a little soaking time does the trick. We liked this so much we bought a second set this year so we would have an 8-place setting for our new trailer. It’s lightweight enough that I wasn’t worried about adding weight. Highly recommend!" —Caryl Carrie
Price: $41.79 (originally $54.99)
Promising review: "The BEST sunscreen I have ever used! I am always prone to burn any time I get out in the sun. I decided to take a trip to the beach this summer, and just went kayaking for four hours on the water in the BEAMING sun and in the MIDDLE OF THE DAY. I put sunscreen everywhere except for my chest. Wanna know where my skin is resembling that of a cherry? My chest. The rest of me? TANNING WITH NO BURN WHATSOEVER!!! I was shocked. I love this product and will forever recommend it for the rest of my life. Stay safe and stay unaffected from the sun, you guys!!!" —Channing C.
Price: $7.99 (originally $13.19)
Price: $15.99 (originally $19.99; available in four colors and in a two-pack or four-pack option).
Promising review: "I went camping this week, and I just hate when it's sooooo darn hot in the tent, and of course there's no place to put a fan AND a light. This one worked perfectly. It hung by it's built-in hook to the top of the tent, the light was just right, and the fan was quiet and effective for a two-person tent. Happy I bought it." —Kevin Gaither
Price: $16.79 (originally $24.99)
Promising review: "We take our dogs to the beach every weekend. Our older dog has kidney disease so it's important for him to have access to fresh water at all times. He instantly loved his new dog water bowl, as did our other two dogs. With three dogs, we bring extra water to fill the base bottle. The unit was watertight, and we like how the unused water can drain back into the base with a press of the button. Will buy a second one for sure." —EveC
Price: $13.59+ (originally $16.99+, available in six colors and styles and two discounted sizes)
Promising review: "This tent is absolutely amazing. I’ve been camping for a very long time dealing with other tents with poles. It is super time consuming. First time I went to go set this up literally took me five minutes. I will never go back to the old-school tents. It made camping so much better and less stress." —M sleek
Price: $299.99 (originally $459.99)
The hammock comes with straps so you have everything you need to hang it up right when it arrives.
Promising review: "Great addition to our camping gear. Bought a small for my wife and a large for me. We spent hours lounging in them on our last trip. Setting them up takes minutes. Packing them up is just a fast." —Bob
Price: $11.99 (originally $16.99, available in two sizes and 11 colors)
Promising review: "This was what I was looking for to use hiking. My hikes usually last two to three hours, and I live in the Southeast where it is very hot and humid. This size is perfect. Holds the right amount of fluid, very easy to use and clean. I have owned the larger CamelBak for biking for years and they always have held up well. I highly recommend this product. Quality, durability, dependability, and size made this a great day-trip water source for the entire family." —Richard Palmer
Price: $34.02+ (originally $60+, available in four colors and styles)
Promising review: "Neat presentation in a beautiful box. I haven’t tried all of the flavors but I really like the coconut chocolate chip. Big fan of Clif bars! Keeps me satiated. I like how versatile it is for pre-workout, during, post, or using it for a quick energy snack on a hike. I will use this as my post workout snack since it has an adequate amount of protein (9 grams)." —Kellina S
Price: $19.48 (originally $25.98)
Price:$39.96+ (originally $49.95+; available in four styles).
Promising review: "This is an awesome addition to any camp, overland, or outdoor activity. It packs down slim and is relatively lightweight for what it is. The bamboo tabletop has proven to be very durable and great looking. It has adjustable legs to make sure you have a level surface. It only takes a few steps to unfold and setup." —jovic luarca
Price: $94.99 (originally $128.99, available in one discounted size)
Promising review: "I walk dogs for a living and having to be outdoors most of the day exposes you to the elements. I love this shirt because it’s lightweight, keeps the sweat away from me, and protects me from the rays. Will definitely buy more colors for general hiking and camping trips." —Jenn
Price: $13.99+ (originally $35.99, available in sizes XS–3X and 26 colors and styles or in two packs)
Promising review: "We’ve always had non-collapsible poles which were an inconvenience to travel with especially when flying. We bought two sets of these new poles and found them easy to use and easy to collapse when done. We’ve hiked multiple trails in Colorado and much harder surfaces in Moab. Already recommended to a friend and they are looking forward to using them." —James D. Doyle, Sr.
Price: $23.99 (originally $34.99, available in four colors)
Promising review: "This product so far has lasted three camping trips and has withstood the elements. It’s good to have for washing dishes, washing your hands, face, or just simply to rinse off something without having to make a trip to the bathroom." —Richard Boucon
Price: $15.78 (originally $19.98, available in seven other colors)
The set comes with the chamber, plunger, seal, filter cap, funnel, filter holder, scoop, and stirrer. Here's a super informative video on how to use the Aeropress (while camping, even!) made by the coffee smarties at Stumptown.
Promising review: "This might make some of the best, fastest coffee I have ever had. I visited my cousin in Alaska and she used one EVERY day for her coffee. I forgot completely about it until it was time to take this camping trip, and I randomly found it on Amazon while searching for camping kettles — I am so glad I did. It is super compact, durable, and easy to use. You can have a real quick cup in 30 seconds, or you can wait a couple of minutes and let the flavors meld, the choice is yours." —Gordon Leonard
Price: $27.96+ (originally $39.95+; available in two sizes)
The lantern requires four D batteries, but is also available in a rechargeable version that's 33% off!
Promising review: "A convenient alternative to the old Coleman camping lanterns that used a fabric mantle and burned gasoline fuel. Hangs easily on a loop in a tent or on a stretched line. Provides plenty of light. Well-suited for camping and other outdoor uses, but too large for backpacking." —D E Conner
Price: $22.50+ (originally $34.99+; available in two sizes)
There are loads of fancy name-brand backpacking stoves out there, and I have no doubt that they're great. But ya know what? I've exclusively used a random inexpensive one that was probably already 10-years-old when it found its way to me, and it honestly works perfectly. Sometimes with gear, price is directly related to quality or longevity, but when it comes to these little stoves, it seems like just getting your hands on one is enough. Building out a kit is expensive enough — might as well save where you can (especially when there are good reviews to back up your purchase, like with this stove).
Promising review: "I've used this on several backpacking trips over the past year and haven't run into any issues. I use it with a small lightweight aluminum pot that holds a couple of cups of water. I backpack with people with fancier stoves and this one doesn't seem to take noticeably longer to reach boiling." —parianker
Price: $13.56 (originally $17.95)
Price: $42.49 (available in four colors)
Promising review: "These are great and keep our coffee warm. Love the color selection. A little heavy for a backpacking trip, fine for car camping." —vielleicht
Get it from Amazon for $12.99 (originally $25; available in 11 colors).