After first adding to its line of electric two- and three-wheelers with a four-wheeled variant a couple of years ago, Canada’s Daymak has followed up with another electrified all-terrain vehicle boasting more than double the potential range of its beastly predecessor.
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The new Bowlus Road Chief 26 gives four campers extra room to stretch out and a small front porch for enjoying the sunrise. It also packs in heated floors, 4 kWh of lithium battery power, a mobile router with 3G/4G modem, and an interior inspired by the canyon country of the American Southwest.
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Where there’s smoke, there’s fire, but there's a new breed of camping stove that is pretty good at hiding the telltale signs. The Solo Stove Yukon is a clean-burning fire pit that uses an air flow system to keep smoke to a minimum, making for flames that can be enjoyed from all angles.
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The Avida Rock is one of the latest studies in Australian caravan toughness and luxury, built to survive the harshest slices of the Outback while still showering the family in comfort. With 300 watts of solar, space for up to seven, and even a washing machine, it's a very cozy rolling shelter.
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Quite different from other camping trailers we've covered, the Udo iCamp rides to camp with a rear-end that looks like a sports coupe. Once there, the electric pop-top sheds any resemblance to a car, rising into a tall, vertical-walled shelter that sleeps and feeds up to four.
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Practical as camping lights are, most aren’t much to look at by themselves. Solight Design is trying to change that with the Qwnn, an origami-inspired lantern that folds flat, charges via solar power and can also act as a power bank.
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If you're backcountry camping, it's pretty much a forgone conclusion that you'll be sleeping on either a thin foam pad or an inflatable mattress. The LayBakPak offers an alternative, however, as it's a backpack that partially converts into a cot or recliner.
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We can't recall another teardrop quite like the BRS Sherpa, a distinctive off-road trailer built to tackle near-impassable tracks. After a long day of rolling over rock and dirt, the Sherpa pops its doors and raises its roof-top tent in minutes, inviting the family in for a very comfortable stay.
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Giesswein's Wool Cross X, which the company claims are the world's first Merino wool-lined sport shoes, are lightweight, grippy, cool in summer and warm in winter. Plus they absorb five times more sweat than a regular shoe, and they won't pong, even if you wear them without socks.
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FIM Caravans takes the idea of a "mini-caravan" in a different direction from the teardrop. Its Migrator shares some characteristics with the classic tear but looks quite different, with sharp angles and lines. FIM also brings some unique features, like gull-wing doors and a modular kitchen.
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