Awesome Outdoors

Wika Technology’s FlexFire are ultra light flat pack camping stoves. They can be assembled in just a minute and can be used with wood, gas and Trangia. They’re made of temperature- and corrosion-resistant material and comes with an ashplate to prevent ground contact.

The RhinoWolf is a single-pole tent with a mattress and a sleeping bag, all in a packable bundle that weighs just 5lb. Its weatherproof and has a bug net and a zippered closure. You can also combine multiple units. It’s available in 2, 3 or 4 season variants.

The Z-Roll combines a bedroll and an air mattress so you can sleep comfortably anywhere. The bedroll has a weather-resistant base and a duffle pocket that can double as a pillow. The air mattress has a built-in foot pump that fills it in just 90s.

Awayco is a free service that connects you to a growing number of surf and ski shops around the world. Use Awayco’s website to rent up to five pieces of equipment up to 6 months in advance, so you can travel light. A premium subscription adds insurance and more.

Pull Start Fire is designed to be stupidly easy to use. All you have to do is pile wood around it and pull its string. It works even in 200+ mph winds, light rain, and with wet wood. It burns for over 30 minutes, more than enough to get a fire going.

Vortix’s battery-powered gadget is designed to stop insect bites from itching within seconds. It applies heat and small vibrations to the bite, increasing blood flow to the area. It’s on sale at Touch of Modern for just $20 until 3/10/19.

VSSL’s new kit packs over 70 camping essentials inside 1 lb waterproof and durable cylinder that doubles as an LED flashlight. The items are grouped into eight canisters. The items include a first aid kit, a fishing kit, and waterproof matches and firestarters.

The BeachBox is a modular container that acts as a portable shower, a storage box, or both. You can fit up to four of its insulated and hand-pumped 2gal water containers in the box. It also has dry and wet storage dividers and a non-slip changing lid.

adidas Outdoor brings ultimate comfort to hikers with the Terrex Free Hiker. It has the company’s extremely light and comfortable Boost midsole, a Primeknit upper for a snug feel and Continental rubber outsole for grip even in wet conditions.

Mammut’s unique backpack is primarily designed for ski touring. But this 14-liter bag is also great for anyone looking for a light bag with easy access compartments. It has large hip pockets and its main compartment can also be accessed from the back.

Rumpl’s 50″ x 70″ puffy throw blanket is a must for camping, picnicking, outdoor concerts, or any other time you want to lie on the ground or other dirty surface. It features a 100% waterproof bottom, and water-repellent top, and packs into itself for easy carrying.

Teva’s new Wilder hiking shoe features a stylish and quick-drying mesh and neoprene upper. Its elastic lacing and double heel tabs make them easy to wear and take off. It also has a rubber toe bed that provides protection from rocks.

Voited blankets are crafted from Repreve fabric, which is made from recycled plastic bottles. The blankets can be used as a pillow when packed, or snapped to use as a poncho or sleep sack. Available as double nylon, nylon with fleece or nylon with soft touch fleece.

Firebox Stove’s Ultra Camp Cook Kit lets you fry, roast or bake outdoors without the need for carrying heavy cookware. It consists of a frypan, a 1.5″ deep cowboy plate and a detachable handle. The stackable cookware come in 8″ or 10″ diameters.

Unlike most roof top tents, iKamper’s X-Cover doesn’t have a bulky PVC cover, reducing weight and reducing setup time to just 3 minutes. It comes with a 2.5″ thick king-size memory foam mattress and has five large windows.

Nite Ize managed to create a line of small, compressible, waterproof and dustproof bags by modernizing the zipper. Their RunOff collection features bags equipped with a silent and toothless zipper. The bags are available in six different sizes.

The James Brand’s Ellis is a minimalist multitool that includes four of the most used everyday tools: a partially serrated knife, a combination screwdriver and bottle opener, and a pry bar or scraper. The knife and combo screwdriver lock in place for safe operation.

The Rino Ready Companion is a waterproof and fire-resistant backpack with over 40 emergency supplies for two people. That includes a tent, gas masks, a multitool, various light sources and a first aid kit. You can also get just the bag and its pouches.

Beryl’s Pixel is two lights in one. Press it once and it glows white; press it a second time and it glows red. It comes with a multipurpose mount and a Velcro strap that lets you attach it to your bicycle, helmet, backpack, or clothing.

HeadSpin’s Convertible Light is a versatile 400-lumen lamp that comes with four mounts. You can use it as a headlamp, a bike or rail light, a flashlight or a magnetic light. It lasts up to 40h per charge and can be charged via a wall outlet or microUSB.

NexOptic’s upcoming DoubleTake binoculars can switch instantly between 2.5x and 10x optical zoom. They have image stabilization and real-time high resolution panning. Instead of eyecups, they have a 5″ LCD screen. They can also share photos to phones and record 4K video.

Forj is a plastic tape that can be used to repair or reinforce a variety of objects. Simply cut off a piece, heat it in warm water and form it as needed. When it cools, it hardens as strong as steel. You can heat it again to reshape it.

The Nestbox is a removable module that lets vans easily house camping equipment. It has compartments for a cooker, water, and a fridge. It also comes with a bed frame and a mattress, and has drawers and textile bags for clothing.

Zeropoint Design Labs’ teensy bag is so portable you’ll have no reason to leave home without it. It’s as small as a coin when rolled up and is lighter than a key. It unrolls into either an A4 or A3-sized bag. It’s made of splashproof, dust-resistant and durable polyester.

Kogalla’s unique gadget is a flexible and wearable lamp that uses an array of five Cree LEDs. It projects 800 lumens of light in a uniform 120º pattern, so that you won’t get halos or bouncing spots. It comes with red and green lens filters.

Panasonic’s chunky little LED flashlight isn’t a picky fella. It gets its name from the fact that it can be powered by one or more of a variety of battery sizes: D, C, AA or AAA. It lasts up to 86h and can also be used as a lantern.