Outdoors

There's nothing like nestling down in your own private, comfy tent when camping in the wilderness. Well, the Crocoon is designed to bring that same snuggly vibe to people's homes, local parks, or even their beds.

Radica has found room for further differentiation between the pickup truck cap and the pop-up topper. Its Moonlander splits the difference as a wide-body fixed-roof shell that has more camping room than a cap without the weight and fabric of a pop-top.

Bowlus has introduced its most off-grid-capable travel trailer yet. The all-new Volterra has efficient AeroSolar panels feeding its double-sized lithium battery and comes ready for Starlink satellite internet.

Many campers protect their outdoor seating area from the rain by covering it with a tarpaulin, suspended between nearby trees. The Shelter takes what looks like an easier, more versatile approach, as it's a stand-alone tarp that can be put up anywhere.

Victorinox has introduced a limited edition version of its snack-oriented Picknicker knife, kitting out the 10-tool implement with a distinctly premium touch courtesy of European pear wood and a dash of Damascus steel.

The new Camp Cube brings serious dual-function practicality. The tiny trailer functions more like a pickup camper, working as a complete camper with hard-floor bathroom and kitchen on weekends, and a cargo trailer during the week.

The Campinawe trailer arrives like a piece of geometric abstract art meant to live in. Its pop-open panoramic window reveals a flexible space with a light, portable equipment set that includes a toilet, Yeti cooler, battery pack and bathroom tent.

Airstream has teamed up with REI for a limited edition version of its shimmering Basecamp, producing what it says is its most sustainable trailer yet that leans on solar and recycled materials to keep its environmental footprint to a minimum.

Looking to offer an on-demand energy solution for emergency scenarios, camping trips and the growing hordes of remote workers, BioLite has introduced a pair of power banks designed to deliver electricity for folks on the go.

Texan outdoor gear company Solo Stove has today introduced the second-generation of its popular smokeless fire pits, this time taking aim at the troublesome cleanup associated with burning wood down to an ash.

The Darkfade looks more like an electric shaver than a typical flashlight, because it's built to be unlike the average torch. With a fresh shape and an easier interface for finding the right brightness, it looks to be something of a Flashlight 2.0.

With the advent of ebikes, towable bike RVs are becoming a more attractive (and available) option. The latest is a solo teardrop made completely of aluminum and outfitted with an electrical command center, skylight, indoor/outdoor table and more.

The latest Heimplanet tent is designed for duos who like to be well-prepared. A new evolution of Heimplanet's inflatable geodesic design creates a tent with a low weight, plenty of stability, and room for two+ people and the gear they brought.

The new BluOasis BluMobile trailer puts deployable solar power, lithium battery storage and water-making capabilities atop a military-grade off-road trailer, giving RVers, overlanders and remote workers more off-grid autonomy. It even sleeps four.

A very different style of hammock tent, the iDome Shelter uses a stout aluminum, steel and carbon frame to hoist up to 1,000 pounds off the ground. It can keep you and a friend lounging blissfully while also holding gear over top the critters below.