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You’ll be sitting pretty in the GCI Outdoor Wilderness Recliner Chair. Guaranteed to be the best seat by the campfire, the Wilderness Recliner Chair is easy to bring with you wherever you roam. Equipped with the patented Auto-Fold system, this GCI Outdoor chair slings over your shoulder or lets you carry it backpack-style. Adding to your comfort, it features a single buckle adjustment that allows unlimited lounging positions, making it easy to find your comfort zone, as well as a padded seat and lumbar support system. Other features include side beverage holder and storage pouch. Take a seat for $60. GCI Outdoor.

camping tents Making an appearance this spring, the new 2008 Osprey Argon 70 backpack is a great one taking you from overnight camping right through the full week in the outdoors. For your short-tern trips, the Argon 70 backpack comes in a trio of sizes: small (70 liters), medium (73 liters) and large (76 liters) with a recommended carrying capacity of up to 70 pounds – enough to pack your necessities without compromising comfort or fit. With comfort in mind, the Argon 70 is designed with a convertible top pocket/lumbar pack with AirScape lumbar pad, and the AquaSource ReCurve to accommodate your hydration pack. The Argon 70 backpack is made from lightweight but durable 40d Sil Nylon, with vertical zip access to the main compartment, and easy access to the zippered side pocket. The Argon 70 backpack will retail for $338.95. Osprey.Your email address will not be published.Name
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When you want to hang your hammock anywhere you camp, bring along the Hammock Bliss Tree Straps. Offering you a simple and easy way to set up your hammock, the Tree Straps are a tree friendly suspension system that really go the distance. These Hammock Bliss tree straps let you to hang your hammock on trees or sturdy objects up to 20 feet apart, while protecting the tree tender bark by evenly distributing weight. Great for camping and backpacking trips, the Tree Straps are made out of heavy-duty weather resistant nylon strapping and measure in at 61 inches long x 1.5 inches wide. They travel well too, as they fit into an 3 x 5 inch travel bag and they weigh 3 oz. Get the Tree Straps from around $19.99. Hammock Bliss.
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Some campers like to jump in the lake to wash up, some like to “shower” in the rain, but with Coleman Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater, you can enjoy the comfort of a hot shower, wherever you want one, whenever you want one. But showers aren’t the only hot-water luxury you can be enjoying in the great wide open. The Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater lets you sip on a hot beverage, helps with cooking, and even with the clean up afterwards, all thanks to the wonders of hot water! The Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater features a hose that connects to a five-gallon tank, and the 16.4-oz. propane cylinder that’ll produce steaming H2O is just five seconds flat. One propane cylinder will deliver 40 gallons of hot water. The pump is powered by a rechargeable battery. You can buy the Hot Water-On-Demand Portable Water Heater for $179.99. The carrying case, hose adapter and spray adapter pictured are also available for an additional cost. Coleman.Your email address will not be published.Name
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When the usual camping fare isn’t going to cut it, bring along the Camp Chef Outdoor Oven. Equipped with two 5,300 BTU matchless igniter range burners and a 3,000 BTU oven, the Camp Chef lets you cook up all sorts of things, like baking cookies or cooking up a pizza. Boasting stainless steel construction, this outdoor oven comes with a fold down lid and non-stick enamel cooking surface. It can reach a maximum oven temperature of 400 degrees, meaning it can cook for up to 5 hours on high heat with a 1-pound can of propane. It’s powered by a disposable 1-pound propane can or it can be adapted for a bulk tank. Start cooking for $277.99. Camp Chef.
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