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Coolest Camping Gear

5 minutes read Jun 01,2016
Coolest Camping Gear

1. Thermacell's Lantern

Bug off…in the literal sense! This handy dandy lantern doubles as a bug repellent to keep your camping area in relative bug-free comfort.

2. Spruce Silicone Wine Glass/Cups

You'll never have to worry about broken glass at your campsite with this flexible glassware! These glasses are a great solution to disposable cups and the unique hypoallergenic, food-grade silicone material holds it shape, yet is flexible enough to throw in a bag and forget about it until you need to pull it back out.

3. The Coolest Cooler

As the name suggests, this is the coolest cooler ever and includes all the bells and whistles to prove it! Features include a blender, BlueTooth speaker, USB charger, LED lid light, bottle opener, cooler diver/cutting board, reusable plastic plates/flying disks and much, much more!

4. LifeStraw Steel

Ideal for hiking, camping and backpacking, the LifeStraw Steel filters bacteria and protozoa, plus reduces organic chemical matter and chlorine so you can drink clean water from any body of water!

5. Lighthouse Mini Lantern

This lantern charges itself with solar panels and a dual LED light that you can adjust for brightness. It also doubles as a charger for phones and other devices with its built-in USB port!

6. Eclipse Table

This lightweight table has room for games with room beneath for refreshing drinks! The collapsible design and carrying bag makes setup and teardown a breeze.

7. Genesis Base Camp System

This ceramic cookware system includes a non-stick frying pan and a 5-liter pot to make camping meals a breeze! This system interlocks for easy storage and is a must-have for any camping family!

8. YETI Hopper™ 20

This soft-sided cooler is puncture-resistant, leak proof and includes an anti-microbial liner that resists mildew. Transport at least 18 cans to any get together with a design to keep your drinks cold for days!

9. Top Paw® Travel Pet Water Bottle

Keep your pets hydrated with the ultimate water bottle for travel! There is a handy tether so you can hang this from a backpack, bike, stroller, etc. and with this simple design, all you have to do is turn the bottle upright and the bowl will fill up. Water can be returned to the bottle once your pet is refreshed for conservation.

10. PackTowl Personal Towel

This soft, super absorbent towel is the perfect solution for quick drying and convenient storage! The lightweight fabric absorbs four times its weight in water and is easy to ring out with an attached snap loop for easy drying.

11. Cacoon

Is it a chair or is it a hammock? It's actually both! Cacoon is the latest and greatest way to "hang" out and relax on those lazy summer days.

12. Ciao! Baby Portable High Chair

This durable chair is perfect for your toddler! From the vinyl tray to the comfortable lap belt, this one-piece design is a must when you're traveling with very young children.