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How to Build The Perfect Campfire

How to Build The Perfect Campfire

When scientists wandered into the Wonderwerk Cave in South Africa located on the edge of that nation’s mysterious Kalahari Desert a few years ago, they expected to contribute to the world’s understanding of evolution. But surprises awaited. They found evidence of early man. Homo erectus to be specific.

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Outdoor Research Helium Bivy Review

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When you are looking for a functional bivy that is lightweight and small in size, it is difficult to find one that is a good weight that doesn’t require a lot of hassle. We hope this Outdoor Research Helium Bivy review will let you decide whether this bivy is the one.

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Rab Ridge Raider Review

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When you are hiking solo through the mountains, you don’t want your pack weighed down by a heavy tent. What you need is a lightweight bivy that is perfect for a minimalist that just needs a durable and waterproof shelter. The Rab Ridge Raider is a very roomy bivouac with a small footprint that you can pitch anywhere. Read the Rab Ridge Raider review below to learn more.

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Outdoor Research Alpine Bivy Review

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The Outdoor Research Alpine Bivy Sack is a mini-shelter with extra features to make it more versatile and comfortable. It’s top of the line in quality and effectiveness. We’re going to break down the various elements of a good bivy sack in this Outdoor Research Alpine Bivy review, to help you decide if it’s the one you need.

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MSR AC Bivy Review

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If you have been deciding which bivy to buy, this MSR AC Bivy Review can help you to better narrow down your choices for the bivies out there.

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What are the Best Bivy Sacks for Backpacking?

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Bivy sacks are extremely small shelters which were invented as an alternative solution to heavier tents. They fit only one person and are a more minimalist option than most outdoor survival shelters. This makes them a great option for backpackers who need to travel as lightly as possible while remaining warm and dry at night.

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Eureka Spitfire 2 Review

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If you’re looking for a solid backpacking tent, it can be difficult to find one that is the perfect combination of portable, comfortable, and durable. It can definitely be a mixed bag with backpacking tents. You don’t want to be disappointed in your tent in the middle of the wilderness. If you peg yourself as an adventurer, then the results of my Eureka Spitfire 2 review tell me that this tent is most definitely the tent for you.

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Mountainsmith Morrison 2 Review

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Having the right gear can make or break a camping trip. With so many options available, it can be difficult to select a tent that is right for you. In our Mountainsmith Morrison 2 review, we will take a look at the features of this model. We will explore who this tent was designed for and if it is worth your hard-earned money. You will learn how this tent stands up to the weather, how well it is built and how it fares against competitive models.

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Hilleberg Anjan 2 Review

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If you’re looking for a three season tent that will perform well in inclement weather, you should start your search with an Anjan Tent. Pronounced similar to “onion,” the makers of the Anjan 2 wanted to develop one of the most dependable backpacking tents for non-snow environments. My Hilleberg Anjan 2 review finds that what this tent gains in versatility and dependability, it lacks in ease of setup and hot weather performance.

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