Awesome Camping

The San Perdido Trading Company’s Adventure Flags can be used as signal flags, scarves or bandanas. But they’re also handy guides for the budding outdoorsman, with trivia such as map symbols, distress signals, flag semaphore, and of course cocktail recipes.

Barebones Living has everything from a lunch box-sized cooler that carries up to six 12oz. cans hot or cold for up to 12h, to a trolley-equipped party cooler that can keep up to 96 cans chill or toasty for up to 72h. The large coolers each have a bottle opener zipper pull.

Wildish’s packable outdoor gear turns into a blanket, a tent or a hammock in seconds. It’s made of water-repellent ripstop nylon and has reinforced stitching, ballistic webbing straps and nylon loops. Comes with eight carabiners and ground stakes.

Sir/Madam makes cotton canvas tote bags that can be inverted and expanded into a 62″x 55″ picnic blanket. When you’re ready to go, simply fold the blanket towards the handle and turn it inside out. Available in a variety of printed designs.

Kootek’s K1 flashlight not only has a bright 800-lumen Cree LED light source, but its handle conceals a sharp blade for survival, hunting, or self defense. Its tip provides a window breaker for emergency escapes, and its light beam is adjustable. Recharges via USB.

Camping equipment startup Bison Gears came up with a portable grill that weighs just 1.2lb and can be rolled up. The grill itself is made of hollow aluminum that’s been coated with Teflon for easy cleaning. It comes with a pair of stake stands and a pouch.

Insect Shield offers apparel that have been treated with permethrin, a safe, odorless and long-lasting insect repellant. Now you can send in your own clothes for treatment. Insect Shield will send you a prepaid shipping packet that holds up to 10 articles of clothing.

Stanley presents its new flagship line of vacuum-insulated drinkware. They’re built to withstand wear and tear and keep your drinks cold or hot for at least 12h. The 1.4qt bottle keeps drinks hot/cold for 40h/35h, the 25oz for 27h and the 18oz mug for 12h/16h.

Most portable hammocks require that you string them up between trees. But this one comes with a folding frame, making it perfect for the beach and open fields. It has a movable canopy for sun protection, a 9-can drink cooler, and packs up into the included carrying bag.

The Futo takes only about 20 seconds to inflate, thanks to its wide mouth and unidirectional air flow system. It measures 90.5″x 40″x 12″ and can support up to 650 lb. when fully inflated. You can deflate and store it into the included storage knapsack within seconds.

The latest additions to BioLite’s USB-powered packable lights. The Mini comes with four small lights, while the XL is one lantern in a clever collapsible diffuser. Both can be daisy chained with other SiteLights and can be dimmed when connected to one of BioLite’s lanterns.

A versatile dual-layer blanket, perfect for festivals and lounging outdoors from day into evening. Its top layer can be rolled down while the sun’s still out, then pulled up to keep warm. Made from durable poly ripstop fabric with Cloudloft insulated filling. Measures 80″ x 60″.

Eco Flow Tech’s River is a 500W electric power pack that has a 116Ah battery – enough to charge a phone 30 times and a drone up to 8 times, or power a projector for 10h. Its 11 ports can be used all at once. It can be charged via an outlet, a car charger or the optional solar panel.

The Ghillie Kettle lets you boil water in under five minutes using sticks and other solid combustibles. The fire is sheltered at the base of its hollow body, while the heat spreads quickly to the outer chamber. Available in polished or anodized aluminum.

Pelican’s new insulated drinkware keeps drinks hot for up to 12h or cold for up to 24h. Their stainless steel bodies are powder-coated for non-slip grip, while their lids have an integrated handle. Best of all, they come with a lifetime warranty. Available in 18oz, 32oz and 64oz.

Wild Fennec’s upgrade for the classic Land Rover Defender adds an expandable living area in the rear, complete with a kitchen, dining room, sleeping area, and even a toilet. The whole thing can be opened or closed in under 45 seconds.

BioLite’s latest portable solar-powered USB charger sports two solar panels that generate up to 10W of power. The SolarPanel 10+ can charge a phone in as little as 1 hour under direct sunlight. It also has a built-in 3,000mAh battery for storing captured energy.

A portable, easy to install and adjustable mattress for SUVs, vans, and wagons with foldable rear seats. The Camperbox fits up to two people while still leaving space underneath for other items. You can disassemble it and pack it in its travel bag when not in use.

REI’s first hanging tent aka bridge hammock. It’s a one-person hammock that weighs a little over 3lb, a ripstop nylon body with shockcorded poles, all the cords and clips you need to hang it, as well as a removable bug net and a rainfly.

Patagonia finally gets around to realizing one of its founders’ first prototype products. Its sleeping bags pack everything the company has learned from its down jackets – ethically sourced down, overstuffed channels, replaceable zippers and much more.

Stop putting your stuff on the ground when camping or tailgating. This compact, yet sturdy table can be carried anywhere. It’s got a collapsible aluminum frame, and a durable polyester fabric top, and weighs under 3 lbs. Measures 17″ x 22.5″ x 14.5″ assembled.

BioLite upgrades its signature product to produce 50% more power than its predecessor. The CampStove 2 also has an improved LED dashboard, four fan speed settings, and a detachable 2600mAh battery, all while keeping its original weight and price.

Alien Buffalo’s spacious and rugged tents. The large one fits up to 14 (tightly-packed) people, while the small one fits up to 8 people. They’re both made of fire-retardant nylon ripstop and a puncture-proof floor. They also have four large windows and an AC vent.