The Torch Flask is the perfect way to do the latter, offering you 6 ounces of storage capacity for your favorite liquor and an integrated 3-ounce shot glass attached to the flask lid magnetically that travels with you everywhere you go. The wide-bottom mouth is wide enough so you can easily pour in your liquor without needing a funnel and can even accommodate ice.

It makes cleaning quick and easy. Keep this case in your backpack or duffel, and your most important items can survive quite literally anything. Thanks to the shock-absorbing rubber boot interior, all of your EDC essentials are protected.

The twist lock delivers three layers of security to ensure your items are securely protected and inaccessible to anyone but you, and they even act as an air release valve to stabilize pressure in any environment.

At just 2. This LED flashlight is designed to make your life easier, safer, and more convenient. Not only is it a flashlight, but it can be pulled open and transformed into a work light perfect for use on any DIY task or job site.

However, when the time comes to charge, the USB-C port cuts down on how long it takes for the built-in battery to be tanked up and ready for work.

The flashlight generates up to 2, lumens, and the work light up to lumens. Built from hardwood birch with stainless steel hardware and copper details, the chairs and table are as tough as they are beautiful, an elegant and durable addition to any backyard or campsite.

The table is modeled after antique card tables, while chairs are modeled after antique church and school folding chairs. Both will fold down small for easy storage, and the honey-colored finish is gorgeous and accentuates the natural beauty of the hardwood, guaranteed to turn heads.

The shell is made from a 7D micro-ripstop nylon that is tough enough to handle sleeping directly on the ground or rolling off your sleeping pad overnight. The heating pad generates a delightful 24W of heat that will stave off even the worst chill, and you have total control over the heat output so you can use it from autumn to spring without overheating.

The seat is designed to be used as a camp chair for one, but can be spread out to share heating with a second user wife, husband, child, even your pet. Also built into the knife are a db whistle, lanyard hole, and a steel cutting hook that can slice through fishing line, rope, and even the tough skin of large game.

The 4-inch blade features a clip point perfect for piercing, slashing, and slicing, and the entire thing weighs just 4 ounces, making it an insanely lightweight and beautifully versatile multi-functional tool.

Its 24, mAh battery can power up an iPhone 13 up to 5 times, and it comes with both ActiveShield 2. The device offers two-way charging, making it easy to keep it topped up and pass on the power to your mobile devices.

The digital display makes it easy to see not only how much power is left in the power bank, but how much is remaining to charge each of the devices plugged into its multiple USB ports—both USB-A and USB-C. Its W capacity lets it charge devices up to 7 times faster than other devices and up to three devices simultaneously.

The Dibs by Gerber combines the compact size of a folding knife with the sturdy frame of a fixed-blade knife, putting in your hands a truly versatile and reliable tool.

The blade is on the shorter side—just 2. The IPX7 rating means you can submerge it up to 1 meter in water for 30 minutes, and the ultra-tough material ensures that it will never rip, tear, or puncture no matter what you use it for.

Included in the kit: the smokeless portable wood-and-charcoal-burning FirePit, the heat-reflective FireMat that will protect the ground and prevent fires, the FirePoker that makes managing your fire a breeze, and a Carry Bag sized to fit the entire kit and make it easy to pack up oh, and did I mention that it doubles as a firewood-carrying sling?

LifeStraw is best-known for its water filtration pen, but now it has stepped up its game by offering a gravity filter system built into an 8-liter bag. The 0. coli, parasites, and microplastics, ensuring the water is fit for drinking no matter its source.

If you can find an area with geothermal activity just below the surface, you may even be able to make your own hot tub. Pack out your trash. Pack out your poop. Keep the stuff in your pack dry.

Make a raincoat. Make a bear bag. Leave camp cleaner than you found it. Make a sling. Make a vapor barrier. Collect rain water. Make a backpack. Cover the entire toilet in the heavy duty trash bag, slash an X over the bowl, and do your thing without touching anything gross.

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There are a couple ways you can extend the ice retention period of your crappy cooler without shelling out for dry ice. The easiest is just sticking one of those disposable styrofoam coolers inside your regular cooler. Double the insulation equals double the ice retention.

Bonus points for finding one that fits flush. You can also line your crappy cooler with aluminized bubble wrap. This takes up less space, and allows a custom fit. You can even wrap the exterior of in the stuff for bonus points.

Fill it with a few inches of water first, or preferably your camping food if you really want that cold to last. I stole this one from my favorite survival writer, Cody Lundin. Just find a large flat stone, and rub the top of the can around it in circles until you wear through the metal.

Takes a few minutes, but beats dulling your knife or potentially cutting your hand. Camping on sand? Dig yourself a hole, line it with a tarp, and fill it with water. If you can find an area with geothermal activity just below the surface, you may even be able to make your own hot tub.

Pack out your trash. Pack out your poop. Keep the stuff in your pack dry. Make a raincoat. Make a bear bag. Leave camp cleaner than you found it.

Make a sling. Make a vapor barrier. Collect rain water. Make a backpack. Cover the entire toilet in the heavy duty trash bag, slash an X over the bowl, and do your thing without touching anything gross.

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