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Portable solar charger -

A solar-powered charger lets you keep your devices charged without needing electricity. They're eco-friendly, portable, and ensure you're kept connected and safe in remote areas.

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GPS device -

A GPS provides accurate navigation, helping you find your way in the wilderness. It can also guide rescue teams in emergencies, so make sure to have it on your person at all times.

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Water purification tube -

You can only carry so much bottled water in the woods. A portable purification tube ensures you have access to clean and safe drinking water no matter where you are.

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Rechargeable hand warmers -

Rechargeable hand warmers are portable devices designed to keep your hands warm in cold conditions, providing consistent heat while hiking long-distance trails.

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Multi-tool -

A multi-tool is an everyday essential when camping. It's a compact, versatile device that contains various tools, such as knives, screwdrivers, pliers, and scissors, in a single unit.

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Compact first aid kit -

Your first aid kit should contain essential medical supplies for treating minor injuries or emergencies. It's a must-have for any outdoor activity.

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Portable pizza oven -

If you're not planning on packing light, a portable pizza oven certainly adds a touch of luxury living to the great outdoors. What better way to end a trek through the wilderness than with a pizza, right?

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Cooler -

Forget lugging a cooler across the campsite;  purchase one with off-road wheels instead!

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LED headlamp -

LED headlamps are available in all shapes, sizes, and colors. They are ideal for providing hands-free light, and can last hours before needing to be charged.

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Personal locator beacon (PLB) -

A PLB is an electronic transmitting device that is designed to alert potential rescuers to a life-threatening situation–essential if you're keen to explore the depths of the wilderness.

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Insulated flask -

Keep your drinks hot or cold for extended periods with an insulated flask. Many are lightweight, making them ideal to carry.

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Two-way radios -

Two-way radios are great for hikers, climbers, and skiers, allowing you to keep in touch with your group over long distances or in areas where there may not be a cell phone signal.

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Tents -

From reliable tents ideal for beginner campers to wall tents with living, dining, and sleeping areas, there's a tent for all camping trips. Whatever your choice, practice setting it up before heading on your adventure.

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Binoculars -

Get a closer look at the world with a set of binoculars. If nature watching is a priority, opt for a pair with a magnification of 8x to 10x.

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Protective cases -

Protective cases are waterproof, crushproof, and shock-resistant, ideal for storing valuables like cameras or anything else you want to keep safe from the elements.

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Firestarter kit -

A firestarter kit should include fuel, tinder, kindling, and a metal fire starter. You should also pack plenty of alternatives like stormproof matches and camping lighters in case other methods fail.

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Bluetooth speaker -

Listen to your favorite playlists in the great outdoors with a Bluetooth speaker. Opt for a clip-on version to save space in your backpack.

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Portable lantern -

Rechargeable camping lanterns are compact, reliable, and provide bright, adjustable illumination at campsites or on trails.

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Portable shower -

Freshen up wherever you are with a portable shower. You'll find plenty of options on the market, from simple gravity-fed bags to advanced battery-powered systems with adjustable spray settings.

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Tarp -

A tarp is a versatile bit of equipment to add to your checklist. It can be used to create a rain shelter, cover your things, act as a windbreaker, or serve as a ground cover under a tent.

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Collapsible water bottle -

Collapsible water bottles are lightweight and practical, making them perfect for outdoor activities. And when you're done with yours, it packs down small, making it easy to store and carry.

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Sleeping pad -

Sleeping pads are essential, whether you're slumbering in a campground or snoozing in the hinterland. They provide comfort and help you stay warm by creating a barrier between you and the cold ground.

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Sleeping bag -

The type of sleeping bag you need depends on the conditions you'll encounter. In general, it should strike a balance between being space-saving and well-insulated.

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Emergency thermal blanket -

Thermal blankets are vital for outdoor pursuits. They help retain body heat in cold conditions, preventing hypothermia, and can also serve as a windproof or waterproof barrier.

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Camping cookware -

Camping cookware typically includes pots, pans, and utensils, often made from lightweight materials like aluminum or titanium for easy carrying.

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Ultralight camping chair -

Ultralight camping chairs are compact and designed for easy portability. Choose one with padding and a cupholder, for added comfort.

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Camping stove -

A portable camping stove offers an easy way to heat, grill, boil, or toast food while being light and compact enough to carry or fit in your backpack.

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Waterproof backpack -

A hiking or camping backpack should be comfortable, durable, and practical. Some even offer features like built-in charging ports and hydration systems.

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Action camera -

Action cameras are compact and can withstand extreme weather conditions, allowing you to capture high-quality photos and videos of your outdoor adventures. Mount on helmets or gear for hands-free recording.

Sources: (Esquire) (GO Outdoors) (Campspot) (Outdoor Life)

See also: Tips and hacks for a successful camping trip

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