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For comfortable sleeping, you should typically add at least 20 degrees to the rating on the label, and more for cheaper synthetic-loft bags.) The MemBrain version of the Never Summer incorporates a microporous membrane, just like a technical jacket, meaning if you don’t mind a few bugs you could skip the tent altogether and still wake up dry. /thermarest), which packs down to the size of a one-liter bottle while also offering two legitimate inches of loft when inflated, you’ll not only be toasty in a snowstorm, you’ll even be able to sleep on your side. We can’t go anywhere these days without needing electricity for something, whether to power the GPS, run our phones or recharge the camera. Brunton’s Solaris line of solar-powered gear and accessories is like playing with magic. ) outputs 26 watts of power continuously—enough to recharge an optional Sustain 2 battery pack (MSRP $300) or to directly recharge a camera, phone, even a laptop. (I’ve found the best practice is to recharge gizmos off the battery at night after allowing the panel to soak up sun and recharge its own battery all day long.)

Any water-based trip is going to result in some wet gear unless you take precautions. ) is as close to submersible as you’re going to get. I wouldn’t hesitate to swim a crossing with a camera stowed away in it, while its 840-denier polyurethane-dipped cloth is stout enough to survive a knife fight. Unlike most kayaking-themed dry bags, it also sports comfortable pack straps in the event you need to portage some gear. (Fishermen can even clip the optional Minimalist vest—$119—to the front to provide extra storage.) Another versatile, albeit unconventional, option for dry storage would be to simply bring a cooler. Two cooler companies offer heavy-duty models that are designed to keep ice for five days. The Yeti Tundra series (available in a wide range of sizes; I think the most practical for boat camping are the 35- and 45-quart models; ) has 2½” of foam insulation and doubles as a certified bear-proof container with optional padlocks (yes, padlocks). You could store a week’s worth of dry food inside, or just bring ice to chill the trout you catch (adventures don’t always accommodate strict catch-and-release).

At $259 for the Tundra 35 and $299 for the Tundra 45, these coolers are admittedly luxury items. Meanwhile, Brute Outdoors is now offering a line of Brute Box coolers that have many of the same features as the Yeti (2 ¼” of foam, heavy duty construction, availability as a dry storage chest) for around $100 to $130 less for an equivalent model. Incidentally, all these coolers double as spectacular poling platforms should the need arise. You can’t go camping without doing some cooking, but with space at a premium you’ll need to leave the cast-iron pots and pans at home. Fortunately, camp-stove technology has come a long way in the past few years. /msr) breaks down to the size of a salt shaker and yet can support a fully loaded pot of soup for two mounted atop its fuel tank. It takes standard camp-stove fuel, with the smallest available canisters good for at least three days of meals at about five bucks a pop. ) is a durable and versatile option for everything from coffee and ramen noodles to trout stew.

If you’re going to be cooking for more than one person, the Bugaboo Backpacker kit ($69) gives you just about everything you’d need to prepare a three-course streamside banquet. Of course there is always the risk that one’s fishing efforts will not result in protein, and man cannot live on ramen noodles alone. The Coconut Chocolate Chip recipe is especially delicious, and one bar provides 18 percent of your daily protein needs. Water sterilization is also a constant concern; while you can, of course, boil your fluids, we don’t always have time to break out the camp stove. ) blasts organic microbes with UV light. It is even effective against giardia, the West’s most insidious water-borne pathogen. Simply stick the thermometer-like device in your bottle of creek water and nuke it while stirring until the indicator light flashes off (the whole process generally takes less than a minute). While it won’t change the “flavor of nature,” you can rest assured that you won’t be visiting a doctor any time soon.