Awesome Outdoors

This casual heathered boot from Adidas Outdoor for the streets or light hikes will be our go to shoe all season long – it has a heel pull loop, plush tongue and collar and a high traction sole for the best grip. The thin textile lining feels great underfoot too.

A minimalist compass for people who like to wander. While Haize and its mobile app can provide turn-by-turn navigation, its main feature is a free roam mode that shows the general direction and distance of your destination. How you get there is up to you.

A substantial, but value-priced backpack for outdoor adventure. Holds 3300 cubic inches of gear, with lots of pockets, gear loops, a sleeping bag compartment, dual water bottle pockets, a load support system, an adjustable back panel with ventilation, and a rain cover.

A 16oz. double-wall insulated bottle with a removable base. You can turn it into a wide-mouthed goblet by removing its bottom cover and screwing it into the bottle’s narrow opening. That also makes it easier to clean than conventional bottles.

Like the original Air Pad, the Air Pad 2 inflates and deflates within seconds. Its valve is now easier to open and close, it has quilted supports for improved comfort and it packs into itself with the help of built-in elastic bands.

The Igloo Party Bar is a 118L cooler packed with practical features. It has removable dividers, lid and base with locking casters. It also has 16 interior LEDs, a bottle opener with a catch bin and a threaded drain plug.

Like the Silipint, Snow Peak’s silicone glasses are virtually unbreakable and are very flexible, so they’re perfect to take outdoors.  The glasses can withstand temperatures from -4°F to 390°F. Available as a 220mL wine glass, a 240mL whiskey glass or a 310mL highball glass.

The Mainframe is a lightweight accessory that adds a breathable mesh lining and some space between your backpack and your back to minimize sweat and discomfort. Available soon in three sizes for $75 (USD). More here.

From REI’s new casual camping collection evrgrn. The 24 Pack Backpack Cooler can carry up to 24 12oz. cans. Its insulated inner bag is removable for easy cleaning. It also has a large external pocket and a small inner pocket. Available in blue or gray.

A mobile water park. The Tarzan Boat has diving platforms, trampolines, nets and slides. It also has an outboard engine, life jackets and other associated equipment. Also available for rental in certain parts of the U.S.

Husqvarna’s new Enduro motorcycles make short work of dirt, mud, rocks and elevated terrain in this extended demo video. The motorcycles feature improved rear shocks, front axles and chromoly frame. Also, we now know how to pronounce “Hooskvarna.”

The Double Cooler has a 2-gallon inner tube for ice and a 5-gallon tube for liquids. This way your drink stays cool yet undiluted. You can also use it to carry two different drinks at once. It has a tap for each tube and a lid for draining only the inner tube.

The X-Pot is a cleverly designed collapsible pot. It has an aluminum base, a heat-resistant silicone body and a stainless steel ring at the rim. Its lid doubles as a strainer. Available in 1.4L, 2.8L and 4L sizes.

The next time you camp, don’t pack sandwiches. Make them on-site with Poler’s Sandwich Maker. This nifty tool lets you make grilled cheese sandwiches and more over an open fire. Want a cheaper alternative? Check out the Jaffle Iron.

iArrow lets you save locations or coordinates and then find your way (back) to them even if you don’t have an Internet connection. It also has the location of 2M+ landmarks from around the world.

Outdoor adventurer Sebastien Montaz-Rosset takes a run along a perilously narrow mountain ridge with an action cam strapped to his head so we can witness the thrilling view from his vantage point without the fear of actually falling.

Treble Hammocks’ Tree-O lets you hang up to three hammocks near each other. It consists of three straps connected to an O-ring. The straps have loops where you can secure hammocks. It can also be used to hang a single hammock.

Nipi has a 14000mAh battery to charge gadgets via its four USB ports. You can charge the battery through an AC outlet or its 12W solar panel. It also has a 47L cold area, a dry storage area, LED lights and two large wheels.

From the makers of the ESCAPE portable home comes one of the coziest RVs you’ll ever see. The Traveler has a cedar, glass and steel exterior and comes with a 30″ fridge, thermostat, water heater, and lots of possible add-ons.

The Seven Falls Zipline in Lake Sebu, Cotabato, Philippines offers breathtaking views of the surrounding forest… if you can keep your eyes open. It has 2400 ft. long and 1500 ft. long routes, both at nearly 600 ft. high.

Beach umbrellas with anchors are nothing new, but the DrillBeach has a built-in electric motor for its auger. All you have to do is press a button and it will drill itself into or out of the sand. It also has a USB charging port.

A portable hammock-style chair. Chammock weighs just 9.5 oz. and is about the size of a book when folded. Tested to 10,000+ sits @264 lb., it’s made of ripstop nylon and comes with carabiners. It also offers optional tree-friendly straps.

The MULE is a cart for humans. Inventor Melvin McCoy claims it lets you haul up to twice your carrying capacity. Melvin is currently attempting to walk 500 miles  – from Tennessee to Washington DC  – pulling a loaded MULE.