Hi,
Im an outdoors person but during the winter have not done much.
cant wait for spring,i’d like to know if there are any new camping accessories out?
live in Ireland….price range_____10.EURO——-80.euro.
just looking for cool small stuff…nick,nacks and clothes
Hi,
Im an outdoors person but during the winter have not done much.
cant wait for spring,i’d like to know if there are any new camping accessories out?
live in Ireland….price range_____10.EURO——-80.euro.
just looking for cool small stuff…nick,nacks and clothes
See if you can find one of these, useful and collectible! lol
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/ipood-raises-apples-ire-20100721-10l0t.html
You don’t need"cool" stuff, you need "good" stuff that you know how to use. Think multi-purpose on everything—A pair of rain pants is also an extra set of pants to keep you warm, stuff like that. I like Mountain Man’s suggestion of JET BOIL. There are a couple different sizes and they really work well. Put your money into some good basics– backpack, stove, tent, boots.
Not particularly new, you may want a Strike Force, $25, matchless match to always be able to raise a spark and make a fire. I am designated firestarter among all my family because I always carry one in every backpack. Now, I keep one in my pocket.
Take a look at the JetBoil if you want fast heat for beverages in winter camping, $100.
A winter down bag can run up to $700, with a 15° down bag being about $250.
Similarly, The North Face makes a good down jacket for $250, but off-brands with lower-quality down can be much less, like Lands End, $150.
One of the coolest things that i have seen lately(sorry if you already know about it) is the soto pocket torch. It turns a regular lighter into a windproof flame.
About Camping:
See if you can find one of these, useful and collectible! lol
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/ipood-raises-apples-ire-20100721-10l0t.html
One of the coolest things that i have seen lately(sorry if you already know about it) is the soto pocket torch. It turns a regular lighter into a windproof flame.
http://www.sotooutdoors.com/pocket.html
Not particularly new, you may want a Strike Force, $25, matchless match to always be able to raise a spark and make a fire. I am designated firestarter among all my family because I always carry one in every backpack. Now, I keep one in my pocket.
Take a look at the JetBoil if you want fast heat for beverages in winter camping, $100.
A winter down bag can run up to $700, with a 15° down bag being about $250.
Similarly, The North Face makes a good down jacket for $250, but off-brands with lower-quality down can be much less, like Lands End, $150.
You don’t need"cool" stuff, you need "good" stuff that you know how to use. Think multi-purpose on everything—A pair of rain pants is also an extra set of pants to keep you warm, stuff like that. I like Mountain Man’s suggestion of JET BOIL. There are a couple different sizes and they really work well. Put your money into some good basics– backpack, stove, tent, boots.