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We found The Carter from The James Brand, and it does that nice James Brand trick where a small, practical object looks like it has its life together. With the Carter you get both brawn and beauty. Featuring a slide-lock mechanism, a corrosion-resistant VG-10 stainless steel blade, fully - profiled G10, Micarta or carbon fiber scales and a deep-carry, reversible pocket clip, the Carter is the most advanced knife we’ve ever made. It's slim and lightweight, but fully capable in any environment. It's also fully ambidextrous, and the pocket clip can easily be removed. The thumb disc design means that the Carter is easy to use with one hand, so it's at the ready in all situations. The Carter is going to immediately earn its spot in your EDC rotation. Desk presence: suspiciously tidy.

Roland Tyson started sewing outdoor gear in his childhood bedroom in 1983. By 1991, after outfitting an unusual first ascent of Mt. Everest — a 1126+ kilometer trek from sea level to a solo summit — Sea to Summit was born. Penny Sanderson joined in 1993, and together they spent months every year climbing, sailing, trekking, and testing prototypes in wild places. The Detour kettle is what happens when that decades-long obsession with weight and durability meets the reality of limited pack space. It's a full 1.6-liter kettle with a stainless steel base and lid, silicone sides, and double glass-reinforced nylon handles. Works on gas, radiant electric, and many induction cooktops. The silicone is heat-resistant to 225°C and certified to EU and FDA food-grade standards. A kettle that squashes down to two and a half inches feels like cheating. You get the full boil, none of the bulk, and a small quiet victory every time you pack it away. 1.6L capacity Stainless steel base and lid, food-grade silicone sides Collapses to 63mm (2.5 inches) tall for storage Double glass-reinforced nylon 66 handles Compatible with gas stoves, radiant electric stoves, and many induction cooktops Heat-resistant silicone tested to EU and FDA standards, rated to 225°C (440°F) BPA-free, EU food-grade certified Includes silicone LidKeep to clip lid to rim Packed weight: 15.4 oz (435.9 g) Folds flat like your stack of Benjamins Packed size: 7 × 7 × 2 in (18 × 17 × 5.8 cm)

Roland Tyson started sewing outdoor gear in his childhood bedroom in 1983 at age seventeen. By 1991, after outfitting a sea-level-to-summit Everest trek, he'd built Sea to Summit into a company testing designs in the Australian outback and the Himalayas. This insulated air pad is part of that lineage — engineered for cold-weather camping with ThermalCore insulation and a suspended TRM layer. The Air Sprung Cell construction inflates to 3.9 inches thick and holds an ASTM-tested R-Value of 4.1, keeping you warm when the ground gets cold. The XPRESS valve speeds setup and breakdown, and the stuff sack doubles as an Airstream pump so you're not passing out from hyperventilation at altitude. PillowLock patches keep your pillow from migrating. Available in tapered and rectangular shapes. Inflates thicker than most air mattresses you've owned. Packs smaller than a pomeranian on Rodeo Drive. If you've ever woken up at 3 a.m. with your hip grinding into a rock through half an inch of deflated foam, this is the opposite of that experience. ThermalCore insulation with suspended TRM layer ASTM R-Value: 4.1 Air Sprung Cell construction, 3.9 in (10 cm) thick XPRESS valve for fast inflation and deflation Airstream pump integrated into stuff sack PillowLock System patches included Tapered and rectangular shapes available Packed weight: 25.6 oz (725 g) The XR probably stands for Xtra Rest Packed size: 9 × 5 × 5 in

Designed by military SERE instructors for downed pilots, which is about as serious a reference letter as a knife can get. Full-tang 1095 carbon steel with a quarter-inch spine, canvas micarta handles, and the kind of weight that makes you trust it immediately. Comes with thumb jimping, a bow drill divot, and a glass breaker pommel—details that suggest the designers had specific terrible scenarios in mind and planned accordingly. This is the knife for when "hard use" isn't hypothetical. Saber grind, textured powder coat finish, black kydex sheath with clip plate. Made in the U.S.A. **Specs:** Overall Length: 11.0" Blade Length: 5.25" Blade Thickness: .25" Steel: 1095 Carbon, 55-57 Rc Weight (Knife Only): 16 oz Handles: Canvas Micarta Finish: Textured Powder Coat (OD Green) Grind: Saber Includes: Black Kydex Sheath w/ Clip Plate Thumb Jimping On Spine Glass Breaker Pommel Bow Drill Divot In Handle Optional MOLLE backs and pouches available Heavier than regret; lighter than indecision

The fireROD V2 is an honest, no-nonsense firestarter — a ferrocerium rod that clips to your knife sheath’s ferro-loop and stays there until you need it most. Simple design, real storage for tinder or water tabs, and a replaceable rod so you’re not trashing the whole thing when it wears down. Carries in a standard ferro-loop on a knife sheath Replaceable ferrocerium rod — no need to start over Internal storage for tinder or water purification tablets Proof that “simple” and “prepared” are the same word

This microfiber towel is made from 100% recycled polyester with a silky finish that absorbs three times its weight in water and dries fast. It packs into a soft zippered EVA case and has a snap-loop for hanging. The kind of thing you throw in your pack and forget about until you need it, then you're glad it's there. A towel so compact you'll wonder if it's real until you unfold it and realize it's just been waiting for you in a case the size of a sandwich. Dries faster than you can say 'why did I bring a regular towel to literally anywhere ever.' 100% recycled polyester microfiber Absorbs three times its weight in water Dries quickly Silky finish Includes soft zippered EVA case Loop with snap closure for hanging Machine washable Feels a little bougie packing a real towel with you Available in S (80×40 cm, 50 g), M (100×50 cm, 80 g), L (120×60 cm, 112 g), XL (150×75 cm, 175 g)

A full bedroll system that rolls up, zips closed, and actually keeps your sheets from migrating to the tent floor at 3am. The Badger Bed started as a solution to terrible camp sleep and turned into something closer to a sleeping pod with pockets, organizational straps, and enough thoughtful engineering to make you wonder why sleeping bags still exist. The Baja Bundle is built for warm weather: breathable Sonora sheets, the lighter-weight Baja Quilt, and the Badger Bed base that holds it all together. The whole thing is made from 100% recycled, weather-resistant fabric. Full-length YKK zippers let you enter from either side and remove the whole thing for washing. Internal snaps and loops keep your bedding from shifting. Side walls add structure, gutters make room for the quilt, and elastic straps hold your sleeping pad in place. Three pockets for your phone, keys, and headlamp. G-hooks and adjustable straps secure it when rolled. Burly handles make it easy to haul. This Baja Bundle comes with a Therm-a-Rest MondoKing Sleeping Pad included. The system is modular—add layers when it gets colder. With the Baja setup, you'll stay comfortable above 40°F. Pair it with a high R-value pad (6+) and you've got a legitimate sleep system that doesn't involve mummifying yourself in nylon. **Specs:** **Badger Bed 30:** Width: 36" | Height: 5" | Length: 82" Fits mattress: 30" x 80" x 4" (Therm-a-Rest / Sea to Summit compatible) Weight: 16.1 lbs Rolled diameter: 10"+ Internal phone pocket: 7.75" x 4" Flap: 36" x 17" **Badger Bed 25:** Width: 33" | Height: 5" | Length: 78" Fits mattress: 25" x 77" x 4" Weight: 14.3 lbs Rolled diameter: 10"+ Internal phone pocket: 7.75" x 4" Flap: 33" x 17" 100% recycled weather-resistant fabric Full-length YKK zipper system—left or right entry, removable for washing YKK snap system connects quilts together Connecting loops anchor sheets and quilts directly to the base Corner straps secure the Badger Bed to a footprint for extra protection Each quilt comes with its own reusable stuff sack Temperature rating: 40°F+ (Baja Bundle); add the Sierra Down quilt and you're good to 15°F Recommended sleeping pad R-value: 6+ Woke up once to find the sheets tucked in exactly where they started, which has never happened in the history of camping

Safari campaign chair DNA meets modern build quality. Dark hardwood frame, heavy-duty canvas, marine-grade hardware. Lightweight at 11 lbs, folds flat, holds 300 lbs without complaint. We imagine Chama spent a lot of time getting the proportions right — the seat sits low enough (19.5" leg height) to settle in properly, wide enough (21.75") to actually relax. Works around a fire, on a porch, at the beach, inside the house when you run out of seating. The kind of chair people choose to sit in even when there are other options. Over 10,000 sold, which says more than we can. **Specs:** Dark hardwood frame, heavy-duty canvas seat and back Marine-grade hardware Seat width: 21.75" Leg height: 19.5" Total height: 36.5" Weight: 11 lbs (12 lbs with carry bag) Weight capacity: 300 lbs Folds flat for transport Designed in Texas by Chama Chairs Carry bag included Named after cowboys who definitely sat in worse chairs

Roland Tyson started Sea to Summit in his childhood bedroom in 1983, sewing gear on an old industrial machine at seventeen. By 1991, after outfitting a 1126-kilometer trek from sea level to the summit of Everest, he'd turned his bedroom operation into a company. He and Penny Sanderson spent years testing prototypes in the Australian outback and the Himalayas, iterating until they got it right. This cleaning kit is what decades of that obsessive tinkering looks like when applied to doing dishes in the woods. The 10-liter waterproof basin has a broad base so it doesn't tip, reinforced rim so it doesn't collapse, and webbing handles so you can haul grey water away from camp without sloshing it down your leg. The scrubber has an integrated scraper for crud. The washcloth is dual-sided: coarse for scrubbing, soft for wiping. The quick-dry towel actually dries quickly. The 50ml bottle of concentrated biodegradable Wilderness Wash is refillable. Everything packs into a storage sack the size of a grapefruit. This kit is what happens when that level of fussiness gets applied to the least glamorous part of camping. You will never love doing dishes, but at least now you can do them without kneeling in the dirt holding a Nalgene bottle and a bandana like some kind of animal. 10L collapsible basin with reinforced rim and broad base Webbing carry handles for water disposal away from camp Compact pot scrubber with integrated scraper Dual-sided washcloth: coarse for scrubbing, soft for wiping Quick-drying DryLite towel 50ml refillable bottle of concentrated biodegradable Wilderness Wash Storage sack included Materials: PP and nylon brushes, HDPE bottle, 80% PP / 20% nylon towels, nylon pouch Weight: 215g (7.6 oz) unpacked, 267g (9.4 oz) packed Doing dishes in the woods still counts as dishes Packed size: 13.1 × 13.6 × 6 cm (5 × 5 × 2 in)

Everything people loved about the fireROD, made bigger because the people demanded it. The XL adds repair tape to its kit — which is also flammable, so it doubles as emergency tinder. Replaceable ferrocerium rod, internal tinder storage, clips to your knife sheath. The older brother who never lets you down. Larger ferro rod for more strikes, more fires Includes repair tape that moonlights as emergency tinder Replaceable rod — this one’s built to outlast the wilderness phase you’re going through Storage for tinder or water purification tablets

The James Brand started in Portland in 2012 when a group of designers got tired of looking for a pocket knife that didn't exist and decided to make it themselves. They're minimalist, focused on solving real problems, and based in Oceanside now — close enough to the ocean to keep the adventurous spirit intact. The Ellis is their take on the slip joint folder: a 2.6-inch drop point blade in Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel, a handle machined from anodized 6061 aluminum, phosphor bronze washers, and a nail slot opening. Non-locking slip joint mechanism. Comes with a pocket clip and an All Things pry bar and scraper tool. Designed in Portland, made in Yainglang, China. Slip joints don't lock, which means you'll have to; um... be careful around sharp things. Builds character. 2.6" drop point blade, Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum handle with anodized finish Phosphor bronze washers Machined nail slot opening Non-locking slip joint mechanism Includes All Things pry bar and scraper tool Pen-style stainless steel pocket clip 6.4" open, 3.8" closed 0.4" thick, 4.4 oz Designed in Portland, Oregon Lightweight enough that you'll pat your pocket three times to make sure it's still there Made in Yainglang, China

The James Brand made a bigger folder, and it turns out that when you give something like this more room to work with, it becomes the knife you grab for actual tasks instead of just opening boxes. Named after an arrowhead found in the Delaware River Valley, the Kline introduces MagnaCut steel to The James Brand lineup — a USA-made super-steel built to resist corrosion and hold an edge longer than most relationships with pocket knives. Full-liner construction, ambidextrous design, deep-carry clip that's removable and reversible, and the TJB Slide-Lock mechanism. Micarta scales that look better the more you use them. This is the workhorse folder for people who've been waiting for one that doesn't compromise. • MagnaCut stainless steel — ultra corrosion resistant, exceptionally durable • OD Green Micarta handle scales with full-liner construction • Removable/reversible deep-carry pocket clip • TJB Slide-Lock locking mechanism • Ambidextrous design • Named after a 10,000-year-old arrowhead, which means it's basically ancient technology with better materials • Made in the USA • Specs and product details pulled from the official The James Brand PDP.

BIGiDESIGN started in Chattanooga in 2009 with a simple idea: make EDC gear that lets you do more and carry less. Chadwick Parker and Joe Huang have a thing for titanium, and this clip is a good example of why. It's made from Grade 5 solid titanium alloy, the kind that holds up without adding weight to your pocket. The clip does several jobs at once: suspension clip, one-inch ruler marked in tenths, quarter-inch hex bit driver, bottle opener, and key ring opening. It comes with a T6 Torx screw in 420 stainless steel. Measures 2.5 inches tall, 0.4 inches wide, 0.51mm thick. BIGiDESIGN works with craftsmen around the world to make their products, partnering with manufacturers in the USA, China, Japan, and Germany. This is the kind of thing you clip on once and forget about until you need it. Fits in your pocket. Opens bottles. Measures things in tenths of an inch, which will annoy exactly one type of person and delight another. You'll use it more than you think and then one day you'll leave it on a hotel nightstand and spend the next six months feeling like something's missing. Grade 5 solid titanium alloy (6AL-4V) 1-inch ruler with 1/10th inch increments 1/4" hex bit driver Bottle opener Key ring opening Includes T6 Torx head screw (420 stainless steel) 2.5" tall x 0.4" wide x 0.51mm thick Patent pending design Designed by BIGiDESIGN in Chattanooga, Tennessee Probably illegal in three countries nobody can pronounce

A backpack that turns into a chair with an insulated cooler built in. Someone at the design studio really thought this through. Holds ice for 8+ hours, which is longer than most camping trips stay organized. Storage pockets for the essentials, exterior side pockets for everything else, and interchangeable cup holders on both sides of the frame. Cans, insulated bottles, coffee mugs — even the premium drinkware you brought from home fits. Shoulder straps keep your hands free. Double pack fold-and-carry system secures extra items when you inevitably bring too much. Sits 16" off the ground in a natural position that doesn't punish your back for existing. Works at the campsite, the beach, tailgates, and anywhere sitting directly on the earth feels like a bad call. Insulated cooler holds ice for 8+ hours Adjustable shoulder straps for hands-free carry Interchangeable cup holders on both frame sides 16" seat height with natural posture support Storage pockets and exterior side pockets for gear Camp chairs without a cooler suddenly seem wildly inefficient Double pack system for securing extra items Perfect for camping, beach days, tailgates, and outdoor events

A complete modular sleep system that rolls up like a bedroll and sleeps like an actual bed. The Badger Bed Sierra Bundle includes the weatherproof bedroll shell, a Sierra Down Quilt rated for cold nights, Cascade Flannel sheets, and works with high R-value sleeping pads from Therm-a-Rest, HEST, or Sea to Summit. The Sierra bundle comes with a Therm-a-Rest MondoKing Sleeping Pad included. Built from 100% recycled weather-resistant fabric with a full-length YKK zipper, internal snap-and-loop system to keep your sheets from migrating, side walls that create structural support, and gutters that give the quilt room to loft without creating cold spots. Three organizational pockets for headlamp, phone, keys. G-hooks and adjustable straps keep it secure when rolled. Handles and carrying straps make transport easy. Fits into the Portage Duffel. The Sierra Bundle is designed for temps above 30°F. Add a Baja quilt and you're comfortable at 10°F. Two Sierra quilts have been tested down to 0°F. A Sierra and a Frontier Wool blanket down to -10°F. The system is modular — you can layer up or strip down depending on conditions. They recommend a sleeping pad with an R-value of 6+ to create a thermal barrier between you and the cold ground. Sheets are machine washable. Quilts come with their own stuff sacks. The YKK snap system connects quilts together. Corner straps anchor the Badger Bed to a footprint for extra protection. Elastic straps secure the mattress. **Badger Bed 30 Specs:** Width: 36 in (92 cm) Height: 5 in (13 cm) Length: 82 in (208 cm) Weight with air mattress: 16.1 lbs (7.3 kg) Mattress size: 30 in x 80 in x 4 in Rolled diameter: 10+ in (26 cm) Internal phone pocket: 7.75 x 4 in Flap: 36 x 17 in **Badger Bed 25 Specs:** Width: 33 in (85 cm) Height: 5 in (13 cm) Length: 78 in (198 cm) Weight with air mattress: 14.3 lbs (6.5 kg) Mattress size: 25 in x 77 in x 4 in Rolled diameter: 10+ in (26 cm) Internal phone pocket: 7.75 x 4 in Flap: 33 x 17 in • 100% recycled weather-resistant fabric • Full-length YKK zipper allows left or right entry, removable for washing • Internal snap-and-loop system prevents sheet migration • Side walls and gutters eliminate cold spots • Three organizational pockets for essentials • G-hooks and three adjustable straps for secure carry • Temperature tested by actual humans in actual cold places • Works with Therm-a-Rest, HEST, Sea to Summit, or any quality sleeping pad • Sheets throw directly in the washing machine • Each quilt comes with reusable stuff sack • Your tent is about to feel significantly more civilized than it has any right to

A lantern that weighs basically nothing and sips fuel like it's trying to prove a point. Manual lighting (no piezo igniter to break), a wire-loop valve that fine-tunes from subtle nightlight to proper glow, and a fuel consumption rate so low a single isobutane canister lasts hours. Comes with a cleaning needle to clear the gas jet when dust decides to visit. Stainless steel, aluminum, heat-resistant glass. Packs flat, lights easy, doesn't quit. **Specs:** Weight: 3.1 oz (89g) Dimensions: 2.3 × 4.9 in (59 × 124 mm) Material: Stainless steel, aluminum alloy, heat-resistant glass Gas consumption: 0.28 oz/h (8 g/h) Precision wire-loop valve for adjustable output Manual lighting — no fragile piezo igniter Includes cleaning needle and carrying case Your tent now has mood lighting

A candle-like flame that runs on isobutane and weighs less than a deck of cards. Fire Maple built this for backpackers who want real light without the bulk, the soot, or the anxiety of open flame in a tent vestibule. Turn the wire knob to dial from a low flicker to a bright, steady glow — enough to read by, play cards under, or light a table for dinner without blinding anyone. It burns for 57 hours on a single 230g canister at just 4 g/h, which means you can stretch one canister across an entire week-long trip. Even better: it runs on the low residual pressure that camp stoves can't use, so you can screw on a nearly empty canister and burn off the last few grams instead of packing out dead weight. The whole thing weighs 128g (4.5 oz) — anodized aluminum base, stainless steel frame, borosilicate glass globe — and folds down to a footprint smaller than a soda can (95 × 50 mm). Comes with a padded hard-shell case and a jet nozzle cleaning needle, because Fire Maple knows you're not bringing a backup. Manual ignition. Bring a lighter. **Specs:** Material: Anodized aluminum, stainless steel, borosilicate glass Weight: 128g (4.5 oz) Dimensions: 95 × 50 × 134 mm (3.7 × 2.0 × 5.3 in) Fuel consumption: 4 g/h Burn time: ~57 hours per 230g canister Flame adjustment: Yes, via wire knob Ignition: Manual (lighter required) Includes: Lantern, padded hard-shell carrying case, jet nozzle cleaning needle Compatible with EN417 Lindal Valve canisters Weighs roughly the same as a tangerine and three coins

YOUR GENESIS OFFER 30% OFF Use this code at checkout: GENESIS30 Apply 30% off MagnaCut steel at 62 HRC is the kind of specification that makes knife people stop scrolling. The Genesis is finished with a stone wash that gives it a working look without sacrificing anything on the edge — and it ships with a black index sheath so it’s ready to carry right away. MagnaCut steel (15N20 + 1095 alloy) — exceptional edge retention and corrosion resistance 62 HRC hardness Stone wash finish Includes black index sheath The knife for people who take their edges seriously

Roland Tyson started sewing gear in his bedroom in 1983 at seventeen, and by 1991 he'd turned that teenage hustle into Sea to Summit after outfitting a solo Everest summit that began at sea level. Penny Sanderson joined in 1993, and together they spent months each year climbing, trekking, and testing prototypes in the field. This three-piece cutlery set is made from high-strength 430 stainless steel with matte-finished handles shaped for grip. The knife is serrated, the spoon and fork have semi-polished ends, and a magnetic silicone keeper nests all three together so they don't rattle around in your pack. Weighs 4.8 ounces, fits in a space smaller than a paperback, and comes out of the dishwasher ready for the next trip. The magnetic keeper is strong like bull. It holds everything together, never gives up, and never lets you down. 430 stainless steel construction Knife, fork, and spoon nest together with magnetic silicone keeper Serrated knife blade Semi-polished spoon and fork ends Matte-finished ergonomic handles Weight: 4.8 oz (135 g) Packed size: 7 × 2 × 1 in (18.8 × 4.3 × 1.9 cm) Dishwasher safe Materials: 89% 430 Stainless Steel, 11% Silicone Guaranteed to outlast at least three camping friendships

ESEE makes knives for people who actually use knives. The 3HM takes their famous fixed-blade design and marries it to a traditional Micarta handle — the material that gets better the more you handle it. It's a workhorse bushcraft blade with just enough heft to be serious without being overkill. 1095 carbon steel means it holds an edge and develops a patina over time. The powder-coated black finish keeps rust at bay until you decide to let it earn some character. Comes with a leather pouch sheath that fits on a belt and looks like something you'd find in your grandfather's hunting bag. Built in the USA. Compact enough for everyday carry, capable enough for actual work. **Specs:** Overall Length: 8.13" Blade Length: 3.63" | Cutting Edge: 3.38" Blade Thickness: .125" 1095 Carbon Steel, 55–57 Rc Weight: 5.6 oz (knife only) Handle: Canvas Micarta Finish: Powder Coated Black Sheath: Brown Leather Pouch Made in the U.S.A. Micarta smells faintly like vintage electronics when new; this goes away after approximately three campfires

Big enough to handle actual work, small enough to carry without announcing yourself. The ESEE-6 was designed for wilderness survival and tactical use — which sounds intense until you realize it just means it's stupidly reliable and cuts through whatever you point it at. Full flat grind, drop point blade, powder-coated finish. Comes with a molded sheath and clip plate. Made in the USA by people who take edges seriously. Linen micarta handles age well. The knife weighs 12 ounces, which is just enough to remind you it's there without feeling like you strapped a crowbar to your belt. • Overall Length: 11.75" • Blade Length: 6.5" (5.75" cutting edge) • Steel: 1095 Carbon, 55-57 Rc • Handle: Linen Micarta • Thickness: .188" • Weight: 12 oz • Finish: Textured Powder Coat • Sheath: Molded with clip plate (MOLLE options available separately) • Made in the U.S.A. • Serial number engraved on every blade because even knives have LinkedIn profiles now

Roland Tyson started making outdoor gear on an old industrial sewing machine in his childhood bedroom in 1983, at the age of 17. By 1991, after outfitting an unusual first ascent of Mt. Everest — a trek from sea level to a solo summit — Sea to Summit was born. Roland's drive to design the best, lightest, and most durable equipment would take him into the remote Australian outback and eventually into the Himalayas, where he could put his inventions to the ultimate test. In 1993, he was joined by Penny Sanderson, who had spent six years at Australian Geographic. She and Roland began traveling several months out of each year, testing products and iterating design. This collapsible pour-over is part of that legacy: a stainless steel mesh filter and polypropylene mount base that folds flat, holds approximately 30 grams of ground coffee, and fits most mugs and wide-mouth bottle rims. Made of BPA-free, EU/Japanese food-grade silicone rubber and stainless steel, it's the kind of thing you pack when weight matters and bad coffee isn't an option. Somewhere in the Himalayas, Roland Tyson is probably making coffee with one of these right now, thinking about what to redesign next. We like to imagine every Sea to Summit product gets field-tested until it either works perfectly or gets tossed into a crevasse. This one survived. 47% Silicone, 24% 304 Stainless Steel, 29% Polypropylene BPA-free, EU/Japanese food-grade materials Holds approximately 30g of ground coffee Folds flat for storage Mount base fits most mugs and wide-mouth bottle rims Packed weight: 55.7g (2.0 oz) Packed size: 10.6 × 10.6 × 1.4 cm (4 × 4 × 1 in) Dimensions when expanded: 10.2 × 10.2 × 9.5 cm (4 × 4 × 4 in) Because having Folgers Crystals over at 8,000m is unacceptable Dishwasher safe

A complete solo camping kitchen that boils water using twigs, pine cones, and whatever's on the ground. The Kelly Kettle Trekker uses a double-wall chimney design to bring 20oz of water to a rolling boil in minutes with no fuel canisters, no propane, no babysitting a fire. Just feed it dry biomass and let physics do the rest. This kit turns the fire-base into a full cooking station: the included hobo stove insert converts it into a wood-burning stove for the pot and pan, the two-piece grill lets you cook over coals or stabilize the pot, and the gripper handle means you can move hot cookware without regretting your life choices. The pot/fire-base support either holds food over the chimney while the kettle boils, or sits under the fire-base to keep your picnic table from getting scorched. Stainless steel throughout. Packs into itself. Comes with a 12oz camping cup with folding handles and a drawstring bag to keep it all together. For solo trekkers, kayakers, scouts, and anyone who'd rather gather sticks than carry fuel. **Kit includes:** Trekker Kettle (20oz / 0.6L) with fire-base Small cook set: 16oz / 0.45L pot, frying pan (doubles as pot lid), gripper handle Two-piece grill for cooking over coals or stabilizing the pot Small hobo stove insert — turns fire-base into wood-fueled cooking stove Pot/fire-base support for cooking over chimney or protecting surfaces 12oz / 350ml camping cup with silicone CooLip and folding handles Drawstring storage bag Boils water using whatever fell off a tree recently

A collapsible camping sink that folds into a palm-sized pouch and springs open into a rigid basin when you need it. The body is waterproof recycled 70D nylon with fully taped seams; a steel wire rim holds the shape even when full. Wide base keeps it stable. Webbing handles let you carry it to dump. Three sizes: 5L, 10L, and 20L. The 5L weighs 66 grams empty and packs down to roughly 5 × 5 × 1 inches. Rated for water up to 60°C. Roland Tyson started sewing outdoor gear in his childhood bedroom in 1983 at seventeen, testing his designs in the Australian outback and eventually the Himalayas. In 1993 he was joined by Penny Sanderson, who brought six years at Australian Geographic and a shared passion for exploration. Sea to Summit grew from those early experiments into a global brand still driven by travel and iteration. Somewhere in the design process, someone definitely said, 'What if we made a bucket you could fit in your pocket?' and then spent way too long doing exactly that. Waterproof certified recycled 70D nylon body with fully taped seams Rigid steel wire rim holds shape when full Folds into palm-sized zippered pouch with drain hole 5L size: 66g (2.3 oz) empty, 86g (3.0 oz) packed, 11.7 × 12.1 × 3.5 cm packed dimensions Webbing carry handles for water disposal Rated for water up to 60°C / 140°F Available in 5L, 10L, and 20L capacities Wide base for stability Nothing says "serious backpacker" like carrying your own sink

Fire Maple put heat exchangers on the pot and kettle, which means you boil water 30% faster and burn through less fuel. The kind of efficiency gain that matters when you're standing in the cold watching a pot and questioning your life choices. The set includes a 1.5L pot for stews, a 0.7L kettle for coffee, and a textured frying pan for breakfast. Everything nests into itself and locks closed with insulated handles that won't melt your palms off. Hard-anodized aluminum resists scratches and wipes clean without drama. We imagine Fire Maple spent a lot of meetings arguing about those pot supports. **Specifications:** Material: Hard-Anodized Aluminum, Stainless Steel, ABS, PA6 Total Weight: 764g (27.0 oz) 1.5L Pot: 168 × 122 mm (6.6 × 4.8 in) | 1.5L (50.7 fl oz) 0.7L Kettle: 153 × 86 mm (6.0 × 3.5 in) | 0.7L (23.7 fl oz) 0.5L Frypan: 174 × 42 mm (6.8 × 1.6 in) | 0.5L (16.9 fl oz) Heat exchanger bases improve thermal efficiency by up to 30% Folding handles with heat-resistant ABS grips lock securely into place Complete nesting design packs into single unit Wipes clean at camp Frying pan rated for 47 consecutive pancakes before you start to resent camping entirely

The Kelly Kettle is a 130-year-old Irish field design built to boil water anywhere there is wood. The trick is the chimney: feed a small fire through the center and it boils water in minutes using whatever is lying around — sticks, pine cones, bark, dry grass. No fuel to carry, no canister to run out of. The Base Camp is the largest model, ideal for groups, long mornings, fishing weekends, and emergency hot water. 54 fl oz / 1.6 L capacity Stainless steel kettle, fire base, whistle stopper, and carry bag included Boils using sticks, pine cones, bark, dry grass — no packed fuel needed Central chimney design pulls heat straight through the water jacket 13" tall, 2.55 lbs packed weight Whistle alerts you when water has boiled Great for camping, fishing, cabin kits, truck kits, and emergency shelves