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Pure Raindrop | Water Reservoir By Elho
Designed by dutch designer Bas van Der Veer, this genius product makes saving water really easy by providing a watering can that fills up automatically when it rains. The Pure Rain is a rain barrel providind the user free rainwater instead of our precious tap water. With the small tap at the bottom of the barrel, the watering can can be refilled after using it. Brilliant!



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Howl R1 Portable Campfire - Image

Howl R1 Portable Campfire
The Howl R1 Portable Campfire takes everything you love about a traditional fire and packs it into the most compact, efficient design we’ve seen yet. Weighing just 11 lbs and folding down to the size of a shoebox, this propane-powered fire pit is built for overlanders, weekend campers, and anyone short on space but big on ambiance. Don’t let the size fool you—thanks to its A-Flame Burner technology, the R1 delivers towering 32-inch flames while sipping fuel...
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NUBE HAMMOCK SHELTER - Image

NUBE HAMMOCK SHELTER
If you regularly use a hammock on your outdoor adventures, you´ll probably know that a perfect hammock day is pretty dependent on weather, since they don’t provide their own shelter from the elements and insects. Sierra Madre tackled this problem and have developed the Nubé 2.0 Hammock Shelter, a ripstop nylon tarp that keeps you and your gear protected. The shelter also features a zip-up bug net, a gear storage section (holds up to 100 pounds of kit) ...
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AERIAL A1 TREE TENT
The new Aerial A1 Tree Tent creates a whole new category of shelter by capturing all the features you find in a traditional tent along with the off ground benefits you get from a hammock. The lightweight tent has a flat, stable sleeping surface that can be suspended between two trees like a hammock. This is possible thanks to the slackline-inspired system that loops a pair of webbing straps around your trees, when you pull them back from both sides of the trunk, you...
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