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Our favorite base-camping tent, the MSR Mo Room 3.

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Our Gear of the Year winner has an amazing space-to-weight ratio.

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Our favorite ultralight tent weighs less than four pounds.

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A 15-degree bag made from completely recycled material.

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Our favorite car-camping sleeping bag for two.

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A revolutionary design–spiral, elastic baffles–not only allows you to twist and turn at night, but also holds the insulation against you for fewer cold spots. Our Gear of the Year winner. $379…

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Our Gear of the Year winning bag offers comfort and warmth down to 15 degrees, and it weighs less than 2 pounds.

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The lightest down bag on the market, this 15-degree, 850-fill sleeping bag won't weigh down your pack at just 1.4 pounds. $439…

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Take your finest wine into the backcountry with this budget gift. $10…

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An affordable zero-degree bag that our testers agreed was the warmest zero-degree bag yet. $219…

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A hyper-efficient backpacking stove system. $100…

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Alite built the two-legged Monarch chair built for camping. $59…

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Vertical baffles keep the down inside this Big Agnes bag from shifting. $290…

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The Big Agnes Copper Spur UL2, our favorite ultralight tent.

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窪蹋勛圖厙 reviews the best gear in the 2011 Summer Buyers Guide, including the Nemo Cosmo Air camping pad.

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Beginning April 16th, America's national parks are free. Saturday marks the beginning of National Parks Week, a week-long (April 16-24) celebration of America's 394 national parks, according to the National Park Service. This year's focus is “Healthy Parks, Healthy People” and the role…

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All you need is the right iron, two slices of bread, filling, and heat.

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Results of a four-year study by researchers at the University of Colorado suggest that living at altitudes around 5,000 feet (Denver is 5,280 feet above see level) or higher might increase lifespan. The study, recently published in the…

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I'll admit, we're way late in posting this. But just because we're halfway through March doesn't mean the top 10 blogs of February are irrelevent. Read on! Number 10: SIA: The Splitboard Revolution Number 9: Gear Junkie: Wenger Patagonian Expedition Race 2011 Number 8:…

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After four weeks camping in the Florida Keys, my tent poles have suffered from some serious weathering of its ends (the ends that are on the ground). Is there a way to prevent this? Are some tent poles more resistant to weathering than others?Dean East Grand Forks, MN

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Herein, a primer on the talentslike chopping firewood or putting an edge on a knifethat will never be obsolete.

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Is it safe to use one of those Brita pitchers to filter river and lake water while camping? -Eric Oakland, CA

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Can you recommend any method to protect zippers from salt water corrosion? We camp three to four times a year on the beach and I have noticed that the zippers are beginning to show signs of deterioration. Can I do anything to help preserve the zippers? -Alex San Juan, Puerto Rico

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I'm building an emergency kit into a small fanny pack for day hikes in Colorado. I don't have space for cookware so I was wondering if there's a titanium water bottle that could be used to boil water over a campfire if necessary. – Jerry Colorado Springs, CO

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I was just reading about pepper spray repelling a mountain lion...what about using one of those very loud boating/marine fog horns? These horns are quite small but can be very loud.

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CEO, Eddie Bauer, #19

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Cruise ships and wildlife buses? The tourist staples miss the point of Alaska: It's the last real place to find an epic, crowd-free adventure on American soil. We've scoured the state for the best wilderness lodges, river trips, lonely highways, and DIY escapes. Bear mace not included.

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The outdoor accoutrements that made the cut for our second annual celebration of the best in design and technology.

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Good campsites—close to water, a flat spot for tents, etc.—are relatively common. Great campsites are more elusive. To find yours, be sure to consider these four factors.

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1. MT. BORAH CUSTOM With seven-week turnarounds and minimum orders of just six pieces, Mt. Borah makes customcycling gear easier than ever. Jerseys from $83; mtborahcustom.com 2. VITTORIA OPEN CORSA EVO CX The handmade CX can handle pressures up to 200 psi and is…

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From African safaris to Indian trekking to Brazilian backpacking, the right gear will make the trip

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They might be cute, but Guyot Design‘s silicone Squishy Bowls are also packable, tough, and practical ($16; guyotdesigns.com). Guyot Design Squishy Bowls …

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Camping / Camp Stoves

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I'm heading out on an extended canoe trip and I'm not really looking forward to jumping into freezing cold water to wash. Can you recommend a good solar shower? Space and weight are a major issue. Tim New Jersey

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I'm thinking about lightening my load with a titanium cookset from MSR. But, when I'm camping where fires are allowed, I like to save fuel and cook on the fire. Can titanium take the heat? Is there any reason why I shouldn't use a titanium pot on an open fire? Karen Portland, Oregon

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We are going beach camping for the first time. What do we need to bring that we probably don't already have? Ned Scotch Plains, New Jersey

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Gearing up for the backcountry tryst

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Let us now celebrate one of our most bountiful outdoor resources: bad advice. And if you listen carefully and act right away, it's absolutely free!

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The Chiricahua Mountains are as rugged and diverse as the Galápagos but have one big advantage: They're right here at home.

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What happened that summer at Miss Katies camp

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