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A bad sleeping system can ruin an entire camping trip. I don’t know about you, but the older I get, the more I prioritize my sleeping setup. While I like my trusty old single sleeping bag, I’m also a ...

Whether planning a family glamping trip in a swanky bell tent or slipping on your hiking boots and heading to the mountains for a backpacking adventure, you'll need a sleeping bag to keep you warm and ...

John Muir famously set off for the mountains with “some bread and tea in a pair of blankets with some sugar and a tin cup.” I admire his ultralight spirit and disdain for comfort on the trail, but I'd ...

Cushy and comfortable, like a plush car-camping pad. Excellent pressure relief. R-4.8 insulation keeps you warm down to freezing. Packs up small enough for most packs. Heavy for backpacking. My ...

Over-charred s’mores and squadrons of mosquitoes might take some points off a stay in the woods, but few things can earn a zero-star, “never going again” camping trip review as quickly as a crappy ...

A good 0-degree sleeping bag is an essential piece of kit if you plan to do any cold-weather adventuring. After all, ensuring a good night’s sleep while you’re out camping is just as important as ...