Fall Camping Essentials
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Fall Camping Essentials

Can you believe fall is just around the corner?! This has been, simultaneously, the fastest and slowest year ever, but we have been making the most of it—and we hope you have too! With the change in season comes different outdoor adventures. Fall is such a beautiful season to adventure outdoors, and we want to make sure you have everything you need to enjoy it before the cold sets in. Here’s our list of fall camping essentials to get you started!

 

Commuter Javapress - Hopefully you all know about this stellar product at this point, but for those who don’t, it’s a must have! The Commuter Javapress Is a portable French press coffee maker with a nylon sleeve available in five different color options. The clever design features an inner mug that creates a second wall of insulation that keeps your beverage hot.

 

Escape HS 2 L Pot - The escape pots are incredibly efficient and space saving. If you don’t already have a collapsable and easily cleaned pot in your camping gear, the time is now. It’s hybrid design combines efficient packability and light weight silicone with a conductive anodized base. 

 

Bugaboo Base Camper Small - The perfect basic set up for base camp cooking, the non stick Bugaboo Camper is perfect for a small crowd. It comes with a couple of pots, strainer lids, a frying pan, cutting board, pot grabbers, and the best part? It all nestlers in a stuff sack. 

 

Glacier Stainless Base Camper Large - If you’ve been hunting for a camping pot set, the stainless base camper might just be the one for you. Rugged and efficient, built out of stainless steel this set has all the equipment needed to cook a meal for a family of four. 

 

Glacier Stainless 1 L Vacuum Bottle - Everyone should have their own vacuum bottle. Ours comes in five colors and is incredibly lightweight. The vacuum insulation will keep drinks warm or hot for up to 30 hours, and the 18/8 stainless steel provides incomparable durability.

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