Adventure Gear
Photo by Daylene Wilkins
GEAR FOR
EVERY
ADVENTURE.
Discover some fantastic brands to equip you on your next adventure—from camping, mountain biking, hiking, and more.
Outdoor brands you might not know, but you should — Muc-Off
A closer look at Muc-Off, the bike care brand behind the pink cleaner and a full system for keeping bikes running smoothly.
Snow Peak Titanium Colors: What’s Available and Why They’re Perfect for Camp
Snow Peak’s titanium gear is known for durability and simplicity—but color adds a practical layer at camp. From bright anodized finishes to classic silver, these titanium colors make it easier to spot your gear, keep track of ownership, and give everyday camp items a personal touch. Lightweight, plastic-free, and built to last, Snow Peak’s titanium colors are small details that make a real difference outdoors.
Dometic Electric Cooler Guide: CFX2 vs CFX3 vs CFX5
A practical review of the Dometic CFX3 35 electric cooler—how I use it as a backup freezer in my van, what it does well, and how it compares to other Dometic electric cooler options.
What Makes Howl Campfires Different
Howl Campfires doesn’t just make another propane fire pit. This guide breaks down the tech behind their A-Flame burner, BarCoal radiant tubes, and three operating modes—and why that design matters for cold-weather camping, burn bans, and modern camp culture.
Howl Campfires Review: Premium Propane Fire Pit for Cold-Weather Camping
Howl Campfires builds portable propane fire pits designed for cleaner, low-smoke nights outside. In this guide, I pull together what stands out about the R1 and R4 for cold-weather camping, how the three modes work, and who these premium propane campfires seem best suited for.
Outdoor brands you might not know, but you should — Howl Campfires.
Howl Campfires builds portable propane fire pits designed for cleaner, low‑smoke nights outside. Here’s a closer look at the brand, the tech behind their three modes, and how the R1 and R4 models fit into real camping setups.
Outdoor brands you might not know, but you should — RUX.
RUX is a Squamish-based brand building a modular storage system for life on the move. The RUX 70L and its accessories turn the usual pile of bins, duffels, and hard cases into a cleaner, faster way to pack for camping, mountain biking, and van life.
Van Life & Car Camper Gift Guide
Gear I use in the van—RUX, HOWL, my coffee kit, a Dometic fridge, and smart packing bags for life on the road.
Best Outdoor Gifts Under $100
Smart, useful outdoor gifts under $100—from my favorite Snow Peak mug to the latest Mountain Gazette issue.
2025 Gift Guide: Best Gifts for the Outdoorsy Person.
Find the best 2025 outdoor gifts for campers, hikers, and nature lovers—real gear I use and love, from Snow Peak to Mammut.
RUX 70L vs YETI GoBox 60 — Head‑to‑Head
RUX 70L vs YETI GoBox 60—access & carry, mounting (L-track), weather, weight, price, and who should choose which.
RUX 70L vs Pelican 1615 — Head‑to‑Head
RUX 70L vs Pelican 1615—access & carry, mounting (L-track), weather, weight, price, and who should choose which.
Is the RUX 70L Worth $298?
Is the RUX 70L worth $298? Materials, mounting, carry, and real‑world value—plus when Pelican/YETI hard cases or a budget tote are the better choice.
RUX 70L Alternatives for Outdoor Storage (Vans, Camping & Garages: YETI GoBox, Pelican & More)
Comparing RUX 70L with YETI GoBox, Pelican, plastic totes, and waterproof duffels—weight, mounting, protection, and when each option makes sense for vans, camping, garages, and marine.
Is RUX Worth It?
RUX value review: 70L bin + system (rails, hooks, lid, packing bags), materials & warranty—and when Pelican/YETI hard cases or plastic totes are the better pick.
Who Is RUX? The Squamish, BC Brand Behind the 70L Collapsible Gear Box
RUX brand profile: founders, materials, lifetime guarantee, and how the 70L system works for vans and camping.
Outdoor Brands You Might Not Know, But You Should — Rovr
Rovr is the cooler brand reinventing what a camp cooler should be—modular, rugged, and made for the way people use gear with all-terrain wheels. Here's why it's in our kit.
Outdoor brands you might not know, but you should — Rumpl.
Rumpl takes the camp blanket to a new level with water-resistant, fire-safe, and travel-ready designs. Here’s why these are always in our gear kit.
Outdoor Brands You Might Not Know, But You Should — Gregory
Discover the best Gregory backpacks, duffel bags, and gear organization solutions for hiking, backpacking, and travel. Ergonomic, sustainable, and built for adventure.
Best Full-Face Mountain Bike Helmets for Maximum Protection (2025)
If you're riding technical or downhill, a full-face helmet offers real protection. These 2025 picks are certified, rider-backed, and built to take hits.