Review: Trail Kitchens’ The Compact Camp Kitchen
Compact Camp Kitchen To Go Packing all the gear you need for a romp into the wild often times requires extra room that you wish you had access to. Jamming all of your supplies, sleeping gear, recreational equipment, automotive tools and spare parts, surplus fuel as well
Top Camping Meals for July 4 and Beyond
The 4th of July is here, and we know most of you will be hitting the trail. To share in the celebrations, we thought we would highlight some tasty meals you can make while camping. With planning a trip and preparing, sometimes it's hard to add
Yeti Growler: Fresh Beer for the Trail
Yeti is well known for making the best hardcore drink wear in the business. This history lends itself well to sealing in the elixir of life, better known as beer. Keeping beer fresh after it has been poured is a really difficult chore, and no one
Yeti Tundra Cooler: Ten Years Cold
Ten years ago Yeti debuted the Tundra chest cooler, and changed the game. They created an new segment of ultra-durable, super-insulated coolers that could have the crap beaten out of them and not give up, in the hottest of conditions. This meteoric rise to becoming a
Growlerville: Thirst Quenching on the Trail
Being able to drink fresh, draft beer, many miles from any brewery or bar, is made possible by growlers. In case you’re not yet in the know, growlers are airtight containers made to transport beer. Traditional growlers are made of glass or ceramic, while modern examples
Portable Protein: Homemade Jerky for the Road
If you’ve ever snapped into a certain meat-stick snack, you might have noticed that aside from the taste of its wonderful meatiness, it, like many other meat-based snacks, contains more than its fair share of questionable ingredients—not to mention its prodigious amount of sodium. For those
Burn Time: Portable Camp Stoves
A run down the eastern descent of Corkscrew Gulch trail in the Ouray Mountains will take you over Hurricane Pass at 12,407 feet and down into California Gulch toward Animas Forks ghost town. Above the timberline of the San Juan Mountains are majestic views of Lake
Upgraded Outdoor Cooking: Ribs
Just because it's open flame doesn't mean the only items on the menu are burgers on dogs. Let's face it, food often defines a trip, and the trail shouldn't be any different. Defined in our current time by it’s integration of smoke – barbeque most commonly
