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OneLogFire makes campfires simple and portable

My idea of camping is sleeping with the windows open. But if I was actually going to camp outside, I would consider taking a OneLogFire with me. The OneLogFire is a self-contained campfire with everything you need except a match.

These kiln dried fire logs burn from the inside out. They are made from Minnesota harvested Red Pine trees and feature a rope handle for easy transport and a non-toxic firestarter on the side of the log for easy lighting.

Each log will burn for about 2 hours and since there are no chemicals involved, you can feel free to roast marshmallows and hotdogs over them without making the food taste weird or making you glow in the dark after you eat them.

OneLogFire logs are priced individually at $18.95 from www.onelogfire.com and you can find package deals on The Grommet and Amazon.

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Crank up the perfect weenie roast

My mouth is watering just thinking about a perfectly roasted hotdog in a soft bun with just the right amount of ketchup but no mustard because mustard is disgusting 😉 I can’t remember the last time I had a hotdog cooked on an outdoor grill, let alone over a campfire. If I had a fire pit, I would seriously consider buying a Crank-Eez from Firebuggz.

The Crank-Eez is a specially designed hotdog skewer that has a 36-inch long food grade stainless steel rod and a fun wooden handle that you can crank to turn the hotdog over the fire for just the right level of burnt goodness.

The fork at the end of the Crank-Eez secures the wiener so it won’t fall into the fire. And if you’re not a fan of hotdogs, you can roast two marshmallows at a time.

You can read more about the Crank-Eez at firebuggz.com and you can order one for $19.39 from Amazon.

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The KLAX Axe head is an EDC multi-tool for lumberjacks and lumberjills

The next time you go out into the forest to camp or hike, leave your axe at home and just take the KLAX Lumberjack Head from Klecker Knives.

The KLAX head is a stainless steel axe that does more than chop down trees. It features additional tools like a knife blade, hammer head, hex wrenches, bottle opener, ruler, and more.

The KLAX Head uses a special clamp so you can attach it to a handle that you supply yourself. That means that you can pack the KLAX without the handle and scrounge around for a limb when you need to use it. This saves space in your pack. Of course, you’ll need to find a limb to use it 🙂

You can read more about the KLAX Lumberjack Axe Head at kleckerknives.com and you can order one for $149.99 from Amazon.

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Always be prepared with the Adventure Mate 5-in-1 outdoor multi-tool

I’ve never been camping, but when I daydream about being more outdoorsy, I can picture myself with all sorts of gear for both utility and protection. The problem is that too much gear weighs you down. Conrad Sayer of Australia has designed a modular 5-in-1 multi-tool that eases the burden of carrying too much gear but provides the essential tools you’ll want and need.

The Adventure Mate is a multi-tool constructed of rust-resistant carbon rolled steel that will stand up to chopping, sawing, hammering and digging activities.

The 5-in-1 provides a hatchet, saw, shovel, hammer, and a hook.

The design looks pretty well thought out. The knurled handle can be used with the hatchet head, the shovel, or the saw blade.

There’s a hammer built into the back of the hatchet head for any smashing activities, and the hook can be used for lifting pots off the fire, opening beers, and more.

When you get tired of the bugs and the dirt, the Adventure Mate tool packs into the included canvas pouch for easy transport to your next Adventure.

You can read more about the Adventure Mate at www.adventuremate.com and you can buy one for $149 – $169 from The Grommet or Amazon.

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The SnowLizard SLXtreme case for the iPhone 7 Plus protects and powers

The new SLXtreme iPhone 7 Plus case from SnowLizard lives up to its name if it actually lives up to its specs. This is a case that has been designed for the outdoor adventurer.

The case offers military grade ruggedness to protect the phone from dirt, sand, dust, and water (up to 6.6 ft). It will let your phone survive falls up to 6.6 ft.

In addition to protecting your phone from the elements, the SLXtreme also features a built-in battery that charges via a solar panel on the back of the case. So as long as you’re not lost in a cave, you’ll be able to keep your iPhone 7 Plus powered up by the sun’s rays.

The SLXtreme for iPhone 7 Plus will be available soon on snowlizard.com and Amazon for $149.99.

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