Camping is one of life’s great joys. So is food. Combing the two, then is a no brainer - and we think the greatest joy of campsite loitering is being able to make proper scran outdoors. Yep, we're talking sausages, bacon, French toast, casseroles, soups, stews and quesadillas - rather than just having to eat rehydrated sludge using only boiling water as a cooking medium. But to achieve all those d
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Whether you’re a predawn runner or are missing out on daylight during post
One piece of kit you really can't do without when running in low visibility is a good-quality running head torch. Not just any running headtorch will do, you need one with a strong enough beam, that's wide enough to light up the trail ahead and around you, and can cope with an extended period on the go.
You might think you're an ace at a technical decent, but throw in low visibility conditions
Cook up your next backcountry meal with one of these lightweight powerhouses
Whether it’s making your morning coffee or cooking a warm evening meal, a backpacking stove is an important part of your backcountry kitchen. To figure out which model provides the best performance and the smoothest user experience, I acquired in brand-new canister stoves from MSR, GSI, Primus, Soto, Snow Peak, and
In this video, I'm giving PaddleTV Awards to the top kayak camping, canoe camping, SUP camping, and packraft camping gear. I give these annual awards to the top gear that I test every year. Of course, I can't test all gear, and so I know there's other gear out there that deserves a PaddleTV award. But it doesn't change the fact that this gear deserves special mention for being amazing.
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We turned up the heat on stoves from all of the top brands to determine the best camping stoves for 2024. Whether you're a car camping pro or just getting started, we've got you covered.
Camping and food go hand in hand, especially when car camping affords you the luxury of a two-burner stove. And when good grub is on the line, not just any stove will do. That’s why we’ve been testing this
If you need a running headlamp, then check out iRunFar’s guide to the best available today.
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The iRunFar team tested running headlamps on dozens of runs to help you find the right one in this guide. Here, iRu
Sometimes, marketing messages seem too gimmicky, but I genuinely smiled when I opened Silva’s headlamp and read: “Hello, I’m your new friend! I hope that I can give you a sense of freedom… Let’s have fun together.” I mean, I know the Terra Scout X is not my new BFF, but I like it when a product can make you smile before you ever turn it on.
There is something undeniably satisfying about a great set of camping cookware. When you’re out in the woods, far from the convenience of takeout or a microwave, the joys of cooking for your family comes into focus. But to make a great meal deserving of the great outdoors you’ll need the right tools for the job.
Silva’s new headlamp Smini Fly has been awarded the ISPO Award for its circular, compact, and functional design.
The PrimeTech Camping Stove Set is an excellent choice for group cooking. It’s designed for 1-3 people but is rather big and heavy for solo use.
If you’re cooking on trails or at campgrounds, you want cookware that’s durable and versatile. Here are our top picks, chosen by a professional mountain guide and van-lifer.
