While condensation build up on a water bottle is completely harmless, that doesn’t make it any less annoying to deal with. If you’re sick of dripping water across your desk and having water run down your arm whenever you take…
Rice is a staple food on all of my camping and backpacking trips. It gives a lot of energy, it’s really filling, it’s lightweight, and it’s versatile enough to not get too boring. But when choosing a rice cooker for…
Ever since Yeti Coolers exploded in popularity, many smaller brands have stepped in, trying to make a Yeti-like cooler that works just as well but at a more affordable price point. Canada’s Chilly Moose is one of those brands and,…
With 50 colors and color combinations to choose from in the AquaFlask range, it can be challenging to know what color flask to buy. There are a variety of good options to choose from but ideally you want to choose…
If you’ve been in the market for a new cooler, you may have stumbled across the term “marine cooler” and wondered what it means and what makes it different to a regular cooler. While it’s not nearly as common a…
My Coleman Propane Stove is one of my most trusted items on camping trips because I can use it even when it’s very cold and propane is very fuel efficient. I go between it or my butane stove depending on…
White gas is the gold standard when it comes to Coleman dual fuel lanterns and stoves. However, you might wonder how it stacks up when used in other camping appliances and how it compares to kerosene. White gas is more…
Lincoln Outfitters Coolers are extremely budget-friendly roto-molded coolers sold in Rural King stores. They are similar to Yeti hard coolers, but retailing for about half the price and often found on sale for as low as ¼ the price. Sounds…
If you have a Coleman dual fuel stove, you probably already know that Coleman gas isn’t the only fuel you can use with it. You can use gasoline with it and interestingly in a pinch you can even use white…
I normally use Coleman fuel or white gas in my Coleman lantern because it’s one of the recommended fuel types by Coleman and I don’t have to bother getting it in a jerry can from a gas station (or siphoning…