Awesome Outdoors

Like the Rambler Tumbler and Cup, the new Rambler Bottles have wide mouths that make them easy to pour, drink and clean. They’re also made of stainless steel and have double-walled insulation and an airtight cap with a large handle. Available in 18oz, 36oz and 64oz.

Jetboil’s new portable cooking setup consists of a two-burner stove, a 5L pot, a 10″ frying pan and a windscreen. The Genesis stove works with standard 16.4oz propane bottles and everything packs into an 10″x 7″ bag. The stove is also available separately.

An incredibly practical tool for cooking over open fire. The EvenFlip’s fork is easy to position horizontally above the fire, so your food cooks evenly. When one side is done, just rotate the stick and the fork will flip over while still staying flat.

Japanese company Hotaru is working on a portable shower system that can supposedly allow you to take up to 42 five-minute showers using just 20L (approx. 5gal) of water, thanks to its built-in filtration system.

A sleeping bag that uses magnets (yeah bitch, magnets!) instead of zippers, making it easier to get in and out. Its hood and two flaps can be closed or opened independently, giving you a bit of temperature control. Available in 6′ and 6’6″ lengths.

A 5W solar panel with a built-in 2200mAh battery. It has a sun dial that will tell you how to best position the panel. It’s also waterproof, scratch-resistant and has a 360º kickstand. There’s also a cheaper variant that doesn’t have a built-in battery.

The Expedition Series luggage, duffle bag, tool case and day pack all have a resin-coated polyester canvas case, making them resistant to heat, water and scratches. Their orange color makes them easy to spot, but they also come in black.

Nicetrails makes 3D printed scale models of landscapes out of GPX files, so you can commemmorate your hikes, bikes and other outdoor escapades. You can use a GPS drawing tool if you don’t have a GPX file on hand. Available as 2″, 4″ or 6″ long models.

MTB Dose presents pro mountain biker Bryn Atkinson ripping through a trail in Cairns, Australia. No music or sound effects, just insects calling to each other, the wind caressing leaves and rubber shredding soil. It’s probably the most exciting ASMR video you’ll ever see.

A 3-liter, 10.5″x 9″ stuff sack that hides in a tiny keychain-friendly container. Use the Droplet to separate your sweaty gym clothes from the rest of your items, to keep your belongings free of sand at the beach and more.

You’d think that a tent made out of cardboard wouldn’t be able to withstand rain, but KarTent’s 2-person recyclable shelters can survive up to three days in the wet stuff, making them perfect for outdoor festivals and other temporary uses.

A single-person RV from the makers of the Traveler and the original ESCAPE mobile home. The Vista is 20ft. long and is fully furnished with off-grid options such as solar panels. It has cedar panels on the outside and aspen, maple or oak for its walls, furniture and floors.

Designed by Capata Pyrenees, the Lazysack is a 30″x 75″ sleeping bag that can also be used as a blanket or as a poncho with a removable hood. It has a water-repellent coating and can be stuffed into the included 8″x 18″ sack.

Funded on Kickstarter, Sipaboards are electric jet powered stand up paddleboards. Its motor is also used to inflate the board so you won’t be tired before you even step in the water. It’s available in fishing, cruising and all-around variants.

An improved version of the instantaneous water filter. Aside from the bacteria filter found in the original, LifeStraw Steel also has a carbon capsule that filters organic compounds such as herbicides and pesticides. It also has a durable steel body. Skip to 1:29.

A lightweight and versatile tarp. The Apex has 20 tie-out loops so you can set it up in a variety of ways. It measures 11′ x 9.5′ and comes with stakes and guy ropes with tensioners, all of which fits into a 10″ stuff sack.

Funded on Kickstarter, the Velocity Grill is a portable wood-fired grill. Its electric fan gives you an adjustable fire in minutes using only a couple pieces of dry wood. It can be powered with D batteries or via a car charger or an outlet.

The Sky Nest is a two-person hanging tent. It measures around 86″x 43″ and has large vents and mesh panels to keep you cool. It also has a shoe pocket on the underside and comes with two urethane strips to protect trees from the ropes.

A backpack that’s also a tiny single-person tent. The Freestyle Bivypack’s main compartment has a 40L capacity, and there’s 10L more on its exterior pockets. Its carbon fiber frame doubles as the tent poles and it’s made mostly of waterproof nylon.

Stay in a remote island – mainly in the Philippines, Indonesia or the Caribbean – with nothing but basic supplies and nature to get you by. They have both comfortable and hardcore adventure packages.

A sweatshirt for your bed. Like the original Rumpl, the Super Fleece’s top side has a coating that repels water, stains and odor. But its bottom side is made of a cozy fleece with an anti-microbial coating. Available in twin, queen and king sizes.

An electric fire starter, Sparky uses two AAA batteries and a copper tip to deliver up to 3.5V of electricity, enough to set steel wool or gum wrapper foil on fire. It has an aluminum or copper body and a twist cap with a clip.

A compact, lightweight and easy to use heavy duty solar power rig. The 50W Predator 50 solar panel is waterproof, shatterproof and modular. The Kodiak generator has a 90Ah Li-ion battery, 6 110V outlets, 4 USB ports, a 30A RV outlet and 2 12V car sockets.