Iron Puffy blanket by Rumpl.
Being prepared when camping is one thing, but let’s face it – most urban adventurers aren’t forging their way through unmapped woods. They’re more likely parked near a well-built though respectively demure campfire, beer-in-street-style-label-coozy, discussing whether Dr. Dre’s new album was really ‘leaked’ (when the leak was someone recording the album during an early stream courtesy of an Apple partnership).
For us, survival means keeping our beverages cold, our bodies warm, and more than anything, looking super casual doing it. If all the necessary camping equipment on site just happens to look so fly in our Instagram pics you’ll want to put it in your living room, we’ll count that as a little win as well.
Camp City: The Classy Camper
Set up an upscale campsite that even Thurston Howell III would be jealous of.
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Target Portsmouth Outdoor Rug
Make fellow campers uber jealous by making your campsite truly a home away from home, complete with the Target Portsmouth Outdoor Rug, $69.99.
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Rumpl Iron Puffy
Designed for outdoor or indoor use, and so sleek & stylish you'll want to use it everywhere, Rumpl high performance blankets ($65-230) come in a variety of sizes and high pigment colors.
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REI Hang Time Chair
The REI Hang Time Chair, $55, is sleek enough to find permanent residency in your living room. (It'll also look great near the fire pit.)
Photo Credit: REI
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Yeti Coolers Roadie 20
A $250 price tag on a cooler, and you can't even have it right now - the wait list is open. But when it looks this good, and works this well, we'll put our name down for a Yeti Cooler Roadie 20, $249.99.
Photo Credit: Yeti Coolers
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Von Zipper Hyde
When sparking up that fire for the first time, hide the panic from your face. The Von Zipper Hyde sunglasses, $130, will help. Plus, safety first.
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EcoZoom Rocket Stove
Portable, efficient, stylish - and a do-gooder product. The EcoZoom Rocket Stove, $99.95, has proven valuable in developing countries, brought to us by EcoZoom, creating ecological products for the world. And following through on their statement of work.
Photo Credit: EcoZoom
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Coleman 3 Person Instant Dome Tent
For the less than seasoned camper on the block, or just anyone who has the interest in saving lots of time, the Coleman 3 Person Instant Dome Tent, $99.99, can be set up in 1 minute or less. Time us.
Photo Credit: Coleman
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Yea. Nice Drysdale
Always be prepared by having a beanie in your back pocket or backpack. At worst, it'll keep you warm if it's unexpectedly cool. At best, it'll save you from having a rough case of bedhead in every photo. Try the Yea. Nice Drysdale, $30.
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Stanley Flask
Won't rust, won't leak. And it's naturally BPA-free. Stanley's stainless steel flask, just $18.
Photo Credit: Stanley
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Kamp-Rite Original Tent Cot
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No. Is it a lawn chair? Is it a bed? Is it a tent? Yes! Kamp-Rite's Original Tent Cot, $159.99, is the definition of a multitasker.
Photo Credit: Kamp-Rite
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Mpowerd Solar Light
Mpowered Solar Lights, starting at $10, bring a bright function to your campsite - and without batteries or an outside power source. #lightson
Photo Credit: Mpowerd Instagram
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Coghlan's Pop-Up Camp Trashcan
Remember to buy two - one for trash, one for recyling. Coghlan's Pop-Up Camp Trashcan, $9.99, is lightweight & collapsable for easy travel & storage.
Photo Credit: Coghlan's
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Jansport Watchtower Backpack
Perfect for traveling, hiking, and, also, storing some cold ones in that front pouch (it's an insulated pocket). Pack your beverages for the woods in the Jansport Watchtower Backpack, $90.
