Awesome Outdoors

Camp365 is a compact camper that folds out into a cabin. It weighs 1480 lb, and measures just 4′ wide and a little over 6′ tall when folded, but it turns into a 700 cu.ft. six-person cabin in minutes. It has built-in insulation, LED lighting and outlets.

Bond Travel Gear’s Escapade Pouch makes for a great EDC bag or packing cube. It’s made of 1000D ballistic nylon, has double stitched zippers and stress points, uses weatherproof zippers and has silicone-backed elastic straps to secure your belongings.

The Droplet is a camping pod inspired by teardrop trailers. It’s fully insulated and comes with a queen size bed and a fully equipped kitchen. Best of all, it weighs only 950lb, meaning even a compact car can comfortably tow it.

Solo Stove’s Bonfire fire pit is a hit, but the company realized that one size doesn’t fit everyone’s needs. So they made the Yukon, a 16″ tall and 30″ wide fire pit that’s meant to be stationary, and the Ranger, a 12.5″ tall and 15″ wide fire pit perfect for use outdoors.

Aside from the expected AC outlet, USB-C port and USB-A charging ports, Omnicharge’s Omni Ultimate power bank has a DC output port with adjustable amperage and voltage – perfect for drone and RC batteries. Its battery is interchangeable so you can carry a spare.

Like zippered bags, Zip Tops don’t need lids and are perfect for storing leftovers. Unlike zippered bags, Zip Tops are great for storing liquids. Made from silicone, they’re reusable, and can be put in the microwave, dishwasher, freezer, or even the oven up to 425ºF.

This outdoor dining kit gives you a non-stick frying pan, a bowl, a container, a spoon, a fork, a spatula and a collapsible cup, all in a package that’s just 2.5″ tall and 1.3 lb when packed. There’s also the Hex Duo for two people and the Hex Jumbo for four.

The PowerTalkie is an off-grid communications hotspot for smartphones. It lets you send and receive voice messages from other users up to 10mi away, and text and location messages up to 20mi away. It also has a group chat feature and doubles as a power bank.

Primus’ Onja gives you two gas burners in a portable package. It comes with a carrying strap for easy transport. The gas canisters are placed inside the unit, protecting them from the wind. Its wooden lid doubles as a cutting board or serving tray.

Kammok’s Bobcat packable quilt is great for overnight camping or long haul travel. It’s made of soft ripstop nylon that’s tear-resistant and water-repellent. It has straps to attach it to a camping mattress, and drawstring cords to turn it into a sleeping bag.

Fenik’s Yuma is a cooler meant to store food and dairy products. You fill up its bladder with water, and it will absorb heat from the inside and direct it to the water, which gets turned into vapor. It can keep its contents 10ºF to 35ºF cooler than the ambient temperature.

Nauset Goods’ backpack is an all-in-one adventure kit that’s designed for folks who don’t want to carry a bunch of camping gear. The waterproof bag comes with four chairs, two tables, two blankets, and two hammocks, all packable and can fit inside the bag.

BioLite’s take on the headlamp integrates the electronics into a moisture-wicking fabric and has the battery at the back, so it won’t bounce or slip while you’re wearing it. The 330 lumen lamp lasts up to 40 hours, has three positions, and is recharged via USB.

Folding boat maker Oru Kayak is expanding its lineup to include a tandem boat. The Haven has a 500 lb capacity and is easier than ever to build, with color-coded hooks and less parts. It has an accessory track and can be configured into a roomy single-person kayak.

Crua Outdoors‘ latest hammock can be turned into a single-person tent. It’s water-resistant, has a mesh layer for ventilation, and a ground sheet for insulation, and weighs less than the original. It also comes with a customized sleeping bag and a self-inflating mattress.

The Light Bed is the lighter and improved version of Zenbivy’s outdoor sleeping system. Even when combined with a mattress, the Light Bed weighs just 1 lb 13 oz. It uses hook and loops instead of zippers to give you more options of positions and warmth when sleeping.

Astride Bionix’s Lex Chair is a simple exoskeleton with one purpose: to allow you to sit pretty much anywhere. You can put it on in half a minute, and pull out the legs in just a couple of seconds. It weighs about 2 lb but can support 264 lb.

Just like its water bottles, Hydro Flasks’s Food Flasks are made of double wall vacuum insulated stainless steel, so they’ll keep meals warm or hot for hours. The non-slip grip makes the containers easy to carry and resistant to scratches. Available in 12oz or 18oz.

The new Jetboil Flash Cooking System can boil 16 oz of water in just 100 seconds, while consuming half the fuel of regular stoves. It has a thermochromic indicator that tells you when the water is ready, and an insulated koozie so you can drink straight from the Flash.

GoFastCampers claims that they’ve made the world’s thinnest roof top tent with its upcoming Platform RTT. It’s only 6″ thick when folded, but unfolds to 4′ tall when deployed. It doubles as a rack where you can mount roof racks and more. Drops Summer 2018 for $3250+.

The Go Chair is a portable chair that’s almost as easy to carry and use as an umbrella. It weighs 3lb and is only 11″ tall when folded. But it unfolds in just 5 seconds and can support up to 300lb. Folding it is as easy as pushing a button.

The Shiftpod2 is a portable shelter that measures only about 6’x 1’x 1′ when packed. But it turns into a 144 sq.ft. shelter when set up, which will only take you 2 min. Its water-resistant and reflective fabric keeps you cool during the day and warm at night.

Nissan’s new NV300 and e-NV200 Camper vans have an elevating roof that can be configured to fit a double bed. It also has a built-in kitchen that consists of a refrigerator, a sink, and water and gas installations. Sadly, they’re available only in Spain for now.