Camp Gear for Your Gear Box
Supplies for life off the beaten path
Welcome to the latest edition of Gear Box! Keep scrolling to find your next camp gear obsession, whether it’s a lightweight jacket, cozy sleeping bag, or a delicious cup of coffee.
Cascade Mountain Tech / Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles
Light and easy to carry, the Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles are ideal for anyone looking for increased stability and better endurance on any hike. Made with three sections and a quick locking mechanism, these poles collapse down small to easily stow in a pack. The Carbon Fiber construction is lightweight and naturally shock absorbing, providing a superior feel on the trail. Cork grips mold to the user’s hand over time, while the lower provides easy adjustability.
MSRP: $65
Sportique / Prescott Fleece Zip Up Jacket
Softness and rugged style collide in this zip-up fleece jacket to create a piece that you’ll want to throw on time and time again. The cinch cord on the bottom hem, zippered pockets, and elastic cuffs always protect you from the elements. Made with 100% recycled polyester, you’ll not only look good in Prescott, you’ll feel like you’re doing good for the planet too.
MSRP: $85
Wildland Coffee / Variety Pack
Similar to tea bags, Wildland Coffee brings you the convenience of single serving bags but packed with rich and delicious Brazilian coffee instead. Just add boiling water and you can have yourself the coffee you crave anywhere the adventure takes you. This four-count variety pack contains 1 medium, 2 dark, and 1 extra-dark blend.
MSRP: starts at $10 / 4 servings
Artilect / Divide Fusion Stretch Hoodie
A go-to for cooler seasons, the Divide Fusion Stretch Hoodie integrates new materials in order to offer enhanced moisture management and thermoregulation. Artilect is the first brand to integrate the revolutionary Allied Feather + Down ExpeDRY Ultra Dry Down featuring FUZE technology. The Divide also features a 4-way stretch woven nylon fabric treated with Green Theme Technology’s EMPEL PFAS-free and water-free DWR. Available in men’s and women’s fitments.
MSRP: $380
Step22 Gear / Chameleon Carryall
This unique camp gear storage solution can find a home in just about any adventure travel setup. While it might be perfect for the camp kitchen one trip, it can easily be used for tech storage, first aid, or as the perfect junk drawer on the next. Easily store and transport your goods, then setup your Chameleon quick and easy and get back to your adventures. The optional REEF panel is designed and purpose built to work perfectly in the top section and makes quick work of organizing your utensils and gear. (Gear shown not included.)
MSRP: $155
Sea to Summit / Travelling Light Toiletry Bag
The Travelling Light Toiletry Bag is a lightweight, super strong, and water-resistant option for your toiletries or other camp gear essentials. Keep your bottles organized and contained for leak-free and convenient travel. It features two internal mesh pockets and one external zippered pocket with durable zippers and grab tabs for easy, secure opening and closing. Made of water-resistant Ultra-Sil fabric made with Cordura Nylon yarn. (Accessories shown not included.)
MSRP: starts at $25
Helinox / Chair Zero High-Back
Weighing in at only one pound, eight ounces, the Helinox Chair Zero High-Back offers unrivaled comfort per ounce. Its lightweight packability makes it comfortable to carry and a new essential to backpacking and any adventure. Its high back offers great back support, and it breaks down into an ultra small bag that fits in your backpack.
MSRP: $170
SJK / Big Timber Pro 20 Sleeping Bag
The tried and true Big Timber Pro 20 sleeping bag is being updated with the new “Big Toe” foot box. This larger footbox allows you to sleep on your back with your feet up in a natural and comfortable position while making the usable space inside the bag longer. Equipped with a soft flannel liner, durable canvas outer shell, and robust zippers, the SJK Big Timber Pro is rugged, warm, and exceptionally comfortable.
MSRP: $129.95
Editor’s Note: A version of this story previously appeared in the January/February 2023 print issue of Tread Magazine.
