I’m never without my portable butane stove on camping trips and I cook anything on it, from eggs to stir fries to making my coffee in the morning. I’ve never really had an issue using my butane stove and it’s…
I have a camping stove and heater and often buy butane canisters in bulk as it’s more cost-effective. If I see a real bargain, is it worth stocking up and do they ever expire or go bad? You can store…
Whenever I see butane canisters on special, I like to stock up on them because I use them a lot while camping. Sometimes I hold onto them for years before ever using them. But is keeping a stock of them…
If you’re not used to wearing a CamelBak, it can be a little confusing putting it on. Especially the first time you wear it. You may find yourself second guessing the fit, wondering where all those straps are supposed to…
My camping stove and heater work with butane canisters and I can accumulate quite a few of them after only a few camping trips. Getting rid of them can be a pain and you don’t want to throw something potentially…
I use butane canisters for my camping stove and heater and always bring a few spare canisters on my trips. But constantly having what feels like mini explosives in my car, garage and house I figured it was important to…
I love my little butane stove because it’s compact, super easy to use and I can easily carry the lightweight canisters on hikes and when camping. Butane canisters are pressurized and I’ve always worried whether or not they can explode.…
On short camping trips, I like to take my butane stove because it’s compact and butane canisters are lightweight. The other week I went camping and forgot to bring refills, I had one can in my stove but I wasn’t…
If you’re a frequent hiker like me, chances are you’ve come across a tick or two in your life and it can always be a scary experience. Spotting one of these guys on your body can be a nasty moment,…
Using a CamelBak for the first time probably seems pretty simple — just fill it up and go. But there’s a bit more to it than that and there’s a few things you’ll want to know and do before you…