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Camp & Trail

Gear for camping, hiking, and cold-weather adventures, from tents and camp kitchens to trail lighting, heated apparel, and winter sports equipment.

Camping and Hiking Gear for Campsite and Trail

Camping and hiking gear covers the equipment used to set up a campsite, carry loads on the trail, cook outdoors, see after dark, and dress for cold weather. The department is organized into shelter and camp comfort, camp kitchen and fire, backpacks and hydration, trail lighting and navigation, climbing and winter sports, and heated apparel.

Main product types

  • Shelter and comfort: the SwiftPitch camping tent, AlpineLoft camping quilt, CanopyDrift camping hammock, NestAire air mattress, and NomadFold portable folding table.
  • Kitchen and fire: the PyroPeak backpacking stove, FlareDeck flat top grill, EmberCrest portable fire pit, and IronPeak titanium tableware set.
  • Packs and hydration: the TerraVance hiking backpack, SummitPack, SummitForge mountaineering backpack, AlpineFlow hydration bladder, and HydroTrek filtered water bottle.
  • Lighting and navigation: the NovaBeam headlamp, LumiFlare and RadiCove lanterns, IronVane compass, and TerrainSync hiking watch.
  • Heated apparel: the EmberVest, ThermaCore jacket, GlowLoom hoodie, ThermaPulse gloves, and ThermaStride socks.

What to compare

For tents, quilts, and mattresses, compare packed size and weight, sleeping capacity, and materials. For stoves, grills, lanterns, and headlamps, compare the power source, since some run on batteries and others can be paired with solar panels such as the HelioCrest. For packs, check carrying capacity and fit. For heated apparel, compare garment type, battery arrangement, number of heat settings, and sizing.

Typical use

Typical settings include weekend car camping, multi-day backpacking, day hikes, and cold-weather outings. Ski and climbing items such as ski helmets, goggles, poles, and climbing helmets cover winter sports and mountain days.

Frequently asked questions

A basic setup usually includes a tent or hammock, a sleeping surface such as an air mattress or quilt, a light source like a headlamp or lantern, a cooking method such as a backpacking stove, and a backpack sized for the trip.

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