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Cast, machined, seasoned, and packaged in and around Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the No. 10 is Lancaster’s main-course skillet.

A complete solo camping kitchen that boils water using twigs, pine cones, and whatever's on the ground.

Wire grill brushes are a genuine hazard - loose bristles end up on the grate, then occasionally in your food, and then you end up in the emergency room.

Designed to slide into the slim side pocket your other water bottle could never fit.

Hario USA - Rice Cooker

The Wilder started as a single bag Tyler handmade for a trip through Switzerland and Italy.

The Coal Tote is built from 18 oz waxed duck canvas — the heaviest available, water-resistant, structured enough to hold its shape when full.

Takenaka has been making the tools for a proper meal since 1925.

A 3.5-inch paring knife handcrafted in Solingen, Germany by Messermeister.

The wool for this throw comes from the first shearing of a Merino lamb — typically around seven months old.

Craighill made scissors that are worth picking up just to hold.

Modern Fuel machines these from a single block of solid metal — no plastic, no filler, no compromises.

19.8 oz waxed canvas, USA harness leather, antique brass zipper. At 10" × 6.25", it holds the things that need holding

A compact, medium-sized hatchet with a high-carbon steel blade and convex grind.

Tavy Tavy - Cashmere Travel Wrap

The Biographer is a waxed canvas roll-top built for people who move between the city and the trail without wanting to carry two bags.







