Biolite Cookstove

Biolite first introduced the popular CampStove four years ago, now the brand have presented a simplified version with a more portable design - the CookStove. The sleek device features a uniquely designed USB-rechargeable airflow system, and provides 30 hours of clean wood cooking on a single charge. Leave the gas canisters behind and cook meals using sticks, pellets or pinecones, and with the four fan speed levels you can boil rapidly or enjoy a campfire feel with smokeless flames. watch the video below

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Solstice 1-Person Infrared Sauna

The Solstice is a premier personal infrared sauna that blends compact design with powerful performance. The Sun Home Solstice 1-Person Infrared Sauna ensures effortless use with a simple button press, optimizing blood circulation and overall well-being. Boasting ultra-low EMF heaters, medical-grade chromotherapy lighting, and a robust 500W power, this sauna prioritizes safety and multisensory experience. With Bluetooth surround soun...
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SCANDINAVIAN MOBILE SAUNA

The Scandinavian Mobile Sauna aims to bring portability to a much appreciated activity for a reasonable number of people. You might think this would be a hard task to undertake but the guys at Native Narrative did a good job on this one, it looks great! Made from Aspen timber with minimalist furniture inside, this escape can provide serious heat for up to 10 pax. You also get a glass door that separates rooms inside so you have a place to change. Power is provided b...
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Puffer Inflatable Tent

The worst part of camping has always been the setup. Threading pole segments through sleeves, fighting with clips, tensioning guy lines, then realizing you forgot the sleeping pad. The Puffer tent eliminates all of it. Connect the battery powered electric pump, press start, and sit back while the tent inflates itself into shape. Two minutes. No poles. No separate mattress. Everything you need to sleep outside is in one bag. The design sits somewhere between a...
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