Recreational shooting and other stuff
For a fun afternoon picnic or a short glamping excursion, you can‘t go wrong with the Onja stove. Primus already has an established name in the outdoor stove market and the Onja maintains the level of quality. The Onja is light (even with fuel canisters) and includes a shoulder strap. This makes carrying it easy … Read more
Cascade Design‘s ThermaRest Treo camping chair is a great choice for space conscious campers and people who like to be outdoors. The base of the chair is a little larger than a water bottle and it holds the entire packed Treo. Its compact carrying size is ideal for light car camping, sports games and picnics. … Read more
When I saw the Sol Jam Bluetooth speaker at the ECOXGEAR booth during this year’s Outdoor Retailer Summer Market, I was intrigued. We’ve seen all sorts of Bluetooth speakers, but this one has a built-in solar panel. A quick look at the numbers revealed that it can indeed run all day, and night, with a little help … Read more
The Kammok Kuhli is a new rain tarp from Kammok, and mine arrived several weeks ago. Right away, I took the Kuhli with me on a couple trips, and the tarp held up through a good thunderstorm. The Kuhli has performed great and it may be my new favorite rain tarp. For coverage, the Kuhli has … Read more
Although Boker lists the Kingpin under their “Tactical knife” selections, I prefer to think of it as a “very serious pocketknife”. The overall design, size, materials, and weight make this knife much more than just a pocketknife. But to describe it as a tactical knife may cause some potential buyers to overlook it. And that … Read more
The UCO Leschi Lantern + Flashlight combines a camp lantern and flashlight into one small package. I ran the Leschi through its paces and I think it is a pretty handy light. Using the Leschi in either mode, it provides good lighting for its size. Task lighting from a flashlight is just about a necessity when … Read more