Jeep ActionCamper

Jeep ActionCamper

Who has time for setting up a tent, especially when you’ve got a mini bedroom sitting on top of your Jeep?

The ActionCamper was designed with long distance trips and expeditions in mind. It features a stove, refrigerator, dining table, toilet, and even a king-size bed. Don’t worry, this camper isn’t made for little people. While the roof is raised, there’s over 6 feet of headroom.

If you don’t own a Jeep you’re pretty much out of luck, but the company does have future projects planned, so keep your fingers crossed for other vehicle conversions.

Cold Steel Leatherneck Knives

Cold Steel Leatherneck Knives

The vast majority of us are not knife guys. But if you’re that 1% who just have to go out and wrestle dinosaurs, rescue damsels from railroad tracks, and go camping, at least do the knife thing right.

Cold Steel Leatherneck Knives are 7” fixed blade utility knives made of German 4116 stainless steel which is, if the name is any indication, cold. They’re matte black, perhaps so they’re not giving you away with glints of reflected sunlight to those wary sentries you’re sneaking up on, and have sturdy, grippy handles with steel butt caps that are solid enough for hammering things when you’re in a jam.

Available are a standard pointed blade, which looks cool, and an angled Tanto blade, which looks even cooler. You really can’t go wrong with these in the cool department.

Just-In-Case Package | By Mossberg

Just-In-Case Package | By Mossberg

Mossberg’s Just-in-Case Package is the perfect gift idea for my eldest brother, but that bald bastard’s not getting one because it costs $360. Nevertheless, if you’ve got a survivalist hunter type in your family, he / she will love this. You get a multi-tool, a serrated knife, and a shotgun packed inside of a tube with a waterproof resealable plastic bag. That means no matter what kind of effed up situation your bald brother gets himself in to, he’ll be able to blast and hack his way out of it with this thing.

The tube itself is also waterproof, so this is great for hunting, canoeing, camping, you name it. Stuff in some REI Stormproof Matches and you’re good to go. Shotgun shells are sold separately, but at least you’ll have a bag to put them in.

Sealander | Amphibious Camping Trailer

Sealander | Amphibious Camping Trailer

Camping trailers are great for just parking and camping out wherever you want: in a parking lot, in the woods, on the beach, in the water…Wait, in the water? It sounds like a mistake, and if you look at the images it kind of looks like one too–like somebody backed up just a little too far on the beach and the thing got away from them. But the Sealander lives up to its name.

Aside from being a full-featured camper with a cooking/washing module, cooler, heater, table, and benches that can all be rearranged, converting into a sleeping room, or removed entirely depending on your needs, it also freaking floats.

It can be launched without a boat slip or trailer system from just a small patch of shoreline, and has a 5HP outboard electric motor for puttering around in the shallows. You’re not going to win the America’s Cup in it, but if all you want to do is cast a line right from your bed, could it get any more perfect than this?

The Cave | Inflatable Diamond Grid Tent

The Cave | Inflatable Diamond Grid Tent

The Cave tent from Heimplanet is an inflatable tent whose geodesic design is based on the molecular structure of a diamond, one of the most stable structures in nature. That makes it an incredibly sturdy place to camp, and it sure doesn’t hurt that it looks like something out of a 1970’s sci fi movie.The backbone of the design is an inflatable “diamond grid” of self-supporting beams. They take less than a minute to blow up with a standard hand pump, and are divided into separate air chambers so if one of them gets damaged, say by a sasquatch bite, the whole thing won’t come down on top of you.

Supported by the grid are an outer and inner tent of lightweight, breathable fabric that provide space for up to six people sitting or three people sleeping. There’s also the requisite waterproof ground sheet, sewn-in storage bags, and a detachable gear loft for stowing stuff at the rooftop or hanging a lamp.

And when the fun’s done, it takes about a minute to deflate again into a very compact pack.

Original Popcorn Popper

Original Popcorn Popper

Some people still like their music on vinyl. Some people refuse to read books on anything but paper. Some people insist on riding to work on a horse. (Granted, there aren’t many of those particular people left.) And some people demand to make their popcorn over an open flame, like their great great great grandparents did before settling down to watch a DVD out on the range.

That’s why you can still get an Original Popcorn Popper, the same as they used to use in the 19th century. Wood handle for keeping your hand cool, metal cage for keeping kernels hot. Handcrafted by, presumably, popcorn artisans. Just fill ‘er up with corn and hold it over the flame until it pops. (And not a second longer because, as you probably guessed, burning happens.)

It comes with instructions, which are decidedly uncomplicated, and a recipe book. Not to mention a coupon for some Jolly Time popcorn to get you started.

Bear Grylls Survival Series | Ultimate Fixed Knife

Bear Grylls Survival Series | Ultimate Fixed Knife

Bear Grylls and Gerber (the survivalist enthusiasts, not the baby food maker) have teamed together for creation of the Ultimate Fixed Knife, which is notable for a number of features. First of all, there is an ergonomic rubber grip that will stop slipping from happening even in the most humid of environments. Secondly, there is the Bear Grylls Pocket Survival Guide. Thirdly, a diamond sharpener incorporated into the sheath, so you can keep the stainless steel blade razor sharp even on the go.

And finally, there is an emergency whistle and firestarter just in case you find yourself stranded in the middle of nowhere in one of those worst-case scenario situations.While the Ultimate Fixed Knife is not quite as slasher-movie-centric as the Crovel, it still makes a fine addition to any tool belt.

Reserved Beach Towel

Reserved Beach Towel

Headed to the coast for your annual vacation? The “reserved” towel is an extremely simple solution to losing your spot on the beach.

Grab a drink, catch a few waves, go on a run… you get the idea. When you get back, your chair will still be available. Just place this towel over your seat and watch as passerbys keep walking.

Made with 100% cotton, the towel has the word “RESERVED” printed in big bold black letters right down the center, letting everyone know that you run this town… sort of.

Kammok

Kammok

You might think that the Kammok is only for the “outdoorsman” or the “camp-a-holic”, but the Kammok team is very passionate about their product being so much more than that. The light-weight hammock is designed to sleep one person and due to its patented design, the Kammok can be strung up between any two objects that can support your body weight.

The whole thing can be stuffed into a bag about the size of “an angry blowfish” (their words, not mine) and weighs no more than a pound. They’d like to think that you could use it literally anywhere: in your cubicle at work, during a picnic in the park, at the beach in the tropics, or in your dorm room. They’re a part of the Kickstarter program that helps fledgling companies with good ideas get their start. If you’d like to support them, visit their donations page here, they even give you prizes for any donation.

Mercedes-Benz Special Edition Bikes

Mercedes-Benz Special Edition Bikes

From the company that touts “The best, or nothing” comes a set of ultra-exclusive bikes, available in mountain-biking-, racing-, trekking-, adult-, and child-styles.

Go ahead—admit it, you had no idea that luxury-car manufacturer Mercedes made bicycles too, did ‘ya? Sure enough, it does.

Here’s the rundown. All of the bikes, as one expects, are built from top-shelf materials (i.e. carbon fiber, titanium, aluminum, top-grade polymers) and are engineered as professionally and precisely as the company’s luxury sedans and roadsters. The mountain bike is the epitome of a rugged, versatile, all-terrain bike. The racing bike, Benz’s flagship bicycle that carries a price of about seven grand, is engineered using F1 technologies, dynamics, and materials, and the fitness bikes come in Sport (for men) and Comfort (for women) trims.

Always desired, but couldn’t afford, a lofty Mercedes-Benz? Well, here’s your chance—albeit, minus two wheels.

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