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Moon Lence released a new generation of its Portable Camping Chair; this new version has a redesigned base and more mesh ventilation than its predecessor. It comes with a five-year warranty for its frame and a two-year warranty for its fabric; this rivals the warranty for our top lightweight pick. Renetto licenses its patent to… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

Folding wagons can be useful tools for families, beachgoers, or really anybody who needs to tote a lot of gear from one place to another. The Kenda tires would’ve been fun to ride on slightly more consistent and hard-packed gravel roads. However, with nearly 300 pounds of total weight on roads populated by jagged rocks,… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

The REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Chair and the Flexlite Air (its featherweight sibling) are lighter than any other chairs in their category, but they felt less steady. We blame the crossbar design, which runs front to back rather than side to side; this creates a lot of wobble ozark trail chair from right to left,… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

We also like that this wagon has small, rivet-sized holes in its four internal corners that help let sand out (this is an unexpected-but-much-appreciated feature we didn’t find in other models). Like the Seina, our former pick for sand, the Mac Sports has a carrying capacity of up to 150 pounds. However, we think the… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

But going back to basics, I rigged them up with the oldest and most abused trunk bags and panniers I own. Getting our hands dirty with one of the best sun shelters on the market. I have pitched the tent twice in my back yard and found that I could pitch it by myself in… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

I’ve tried tents with the door on one end and it is cumbersome. For the end-door variants, one has to toss their sleeping bag down the tent when getting ozark trail backpack ready for bed. Other items that you may want to keep at the foot of the sleeping area are also hard to access… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

Specifically designed for the demands of long distance backpacking, the award-winning Duplex hits the sweet spot when it comes to size, weight, and features. The Free Zip provides the versatility of a freestanding tent with all the benefits of an ultralight shelter made from Dyneema® Composite Fabric. It is truly a go-to tent for just… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review

And on summit day, I sure am glad I have a daypack! For day hikes this is just as good as (and lighter than) my Osprey Daylite that retails for almost four times more. With a sub-2 pound packed weight, our Free Zip 2P freestanding tent offers simplicity and versatility not found with most other… Continue reading Ozark Trail G 1 Explorer Gravel Bike Review