High-quality outdoor essentials. Photo courtesy of Man of the World.
Easy-to-pitch inflatable tents for camping cub scouts. Attractive apparel for neat nature lovers. And high-tech buddy systems for off-the-grid warriors. Hit the trail with our favorite outdoor gear for every level of adventure traveler.
Enamel Utility Pot
A lightweight and durable campfire kitchenware for baking beans and boiling water.
Fight wet weather with the fisherman's choice of rain jacket for more than a century. Double-storm plackets, two huge pockets, and corduroy-lined cuffs keep hikers, foresters, and seafarers dry and dapper.
A cookbook for foragers. One hundred vegeterian recipes inspired by the woods call for less than five ingredients. The author's beautiful hand-lettering and watercolor illustrations make this a perfect cabin coffee table book.
The iconic French sunglasses — accessory of old-school Olympians, French Alp regulars, and James Bond in Spectre — are back on the American market after falling off the map in the 1990s. The vintage frames double as ski goggles with bi-shading, anti-glare, shock-resistant mineral lenses and detachable leather side shields for added sun protection.
A solar-powered campsite essential for after-hour readers and restless nightwalkers. The sleek lantern, designed by a collective from Osaka, Japan, provides four hours of light when fully charged.
A pair of mountable, element-proof optics (waterproof, fogproof, submersible) with protective coatings that repel dirt and oil, 8x zoom, and powerful objectives for high-contrast, full-color nature watching, even in low light.
Keep adventure essentials — cell phone, battery pack, journal packed with epiphanies — secure from sogginess with heavy-duty, touchscreen-compatible pouches that seal like sandwich bags and remain waterproof submerged up to ten meters.
A high-tech buddy system that keeps you connected with fellow wanderers without WiFi or cell signal. The radio connects to its mobile app via bluetooth, generates its own signal, and establishes a network with nearby units (typically within four miles) for personal contact, group messaging, and location sharing through detailed offline maps.
A collection of nature photography and illustrations, creative product stories, and interviews with designers, gear manufacturers, and legendary explorers that captures the spirit of the DIY outdoor-urbanite movement.
We're all off-the-grid warriors. Until sunset, that is. But with this highly-stable two-person inflatable tent, even those who can't set and strike to save their life can stay the night outdoors.
A fashion-forward and functional backpack with comfortable padding for long journeys. The Japanese-designed bag is manufactured in the same factory as Arcteryx, a high-quality outdoor gear company.
A tiny multi-tasking tool with box opener, screwdriver, wrench, and ruler built in. Handyman functions are limited. Its utility as a bottle opener around the campfire isn't.
A well-curated collection of twelve high-quality survival items packed into a vintage Swiss army duffel bag. Adventure bling for the amateur camper. A handsome way to brave the wild for the outdoor expert.
Bid farewell to stinky hiking socks. Say hello to sasawashi, a blend of washi paper and Kumazasa plant fibers that are deodorizing, anti-bacterial, and twice as absorbant as cotton.