Awesome Outdoors

These long and strong fire tongs from Kabin help keep fires going. Their easy-open claw design can grab logs big and small. They provide a 38″ reach to reduce the chance of burns and have comfortable hardwood hand grips. Made from anodized aluminum, so they won’t rust if left outdoors. Great for campfires, fireplaces, and fire pits.

Keep all your outdoor cooking supplies in one easy-to-carry bag. Its open main compartment has multiple dividers for quick access, while its exterior pockets hold grilling tools, plates, seasonings, and even paper towels. A shoulder strap and long and short handles provide versatile carrying options. Great for camping, cookouts, and tailgating.

This compact stainless steel grill is safe to use on outdoor tabletops. The Bola Grill Master can burn charcoal or wood fuel, and its 11.5″ diameter grate is big enough to cook up to six burger patties. The Grill Master set includes a pair of adjustable height rods, a standard grate, a cast iron griddle, and silicone cooking mitts. An optional tool set is also available.

When you’re out hiking or camping, you want to travel light. This minimalist chair from Crazy Creek weighs just 1.2 pounds and rolls up for easy transport. It has a waterproof ripstop nylon and foam seat with a carbon fiber frame that holds up to 250 lb. Set it on the ground, take a seat, and it’ll provide support while keeping your back off the cold, wet ground.

The Cuddy Crawler is the ultimate cooler for outdoor activities. It has four heavy-duty wheels that can roll over rugged terrain, and it floats like a boat. With four built-in drink holders, a split lid, and a 6-foot tow strap, it’s the perfect companion for tubing and kayaking. It holds up to 30 cans and 20 pounds of ice. There’s also a version without wheels.

This portable charcoal grill stands out with its colorful styling. The Retro Blaze looks like a vintage toolbox, but you won’t find wrenches and pliers inside. Instead, there’s a stainless steel grill rack that’s big enough to cook dinner for six. It has adjustable air vents, a thermometer, fold-out legs, and a carrying handle. Measures 20″ W x 12″ D x 16″ H on its legs.

Streamlight’s outdoor lantern is built for durability and brightness. In high mode, it outputs a smooth 1100-lumen light for up to 5.75 hours, 550-lumens for 11.5 hours, or 125-lumens for 36.25 hours. It’s also got red light and SOS modes, and a detachable glare guard turns it into a task light. Available in Coyote Brown or Hi-Vis Yellow.

Cuisinart’s compact gas grill is easy to carry thanks to its built-in handle. It offers a 154-square-inch porcelain enameled cooking grate and gets nice and hot thanks to a 9000 BTU stainless steel burner. Inside, you’ll find storage space for a 1-pound propane tank, and its lid doubles as a cutting board.

Rumpl makes some of the best outdoor blankets. Now, they’ve turned their attention to comfy pillows for camping. Their Camp Pillow features a cool polyester side and a warm polar fleece side. Its topo-stitched fabric is stain- and water-resistant, while its interior is filled with a blend of recycled memory foam and polyester. Includes a stuff sack for carrying.

Nemo’s Switchback sleeping pad offers the perfect combination of comfort and convenience. It features a dual-layer foam construction with both firm and soft layers. It also has a metalized insulating lining to keep you warm. Its accordion-fold design makes it easy to pack and deploy in seconds.

Just because you’re outdoors doesn’t mean you have to keep your stuff on the ground. This lightweight, portable table provides a heavy-duty ripstop nylon tabletop, set atop a folding aluminum structure. Four built-in cupholder baskets ensure your drinks won’t tip over.

Part of The North Face’s new summer Lightrange collection, the Lightrange Summer Hoodie is versatile enough for the unpredictable Spring weather, too. Made of 89% recycled polyester, the Lightrange finish helps it block UV rays and dry quickly. It also has thumbholes to stay in place even if you’re running. It comes in either khaki or white.

Camp-Zero’s rugged rotomolded cooler holds 10 liters – or up to a dozen cans. Thick insulation provides excellent ice retention, and its lid has two built-in cup/can holders. An aluminum handle has a padded handle for comfort. It comes in a wide variety of colors, and they sell larger coolers up to 110-liters.

CJRB’s folding tactical knife features a 3.5″ cleaver-style steel blade with a black PVD coating. Its handles are made from grippy layers of G10 in blue and black, with red accents on its ceramic ball-bearing pivot and lanyard hanger. The knife features a liner lock mechanism and a built-in pocket clip.

Spring has sprung, and summer is around the corner, so there’s no better time to update your outdoor furniture. 2Modern sells these stylish outdoor rockers. Made from powdercoated metal, bamboo, and UV-resistant plastic bars, the Click rocker puts your back in a supportive and comfortable position. Designed by Henrik Pedersen for HOUE.

This titanium tea kettle from Boundless Voyage is ideal for fixing hot beverages over a campfire or outdoor stove. Titanium will never rust or corrode and is safe for cooking. It holds 1 liter of liquid, and a notch in its handle keeps it from tilting when hanging over a fire. It’s also available in a multi-color rainbow finish and in a set with a matching camp cup.