Yeti Lowlands Blanket

The Yeti Lowlands Blanket is your ultimate outdoor companion, built for any adventure. Measuring 55-inches by 78-inches, this durable blanket features a waterproof Hydrobarrier layer that shields against wet ground, dirt, and pet hair. The inside is padded and insulated for comfort, making it perfect for picnics, beach outings, or camping trips. It is also pet-friendly, with a surface that easily repels fur. When the adventure is over, toss it in the wash for easy cleaning. Plus, it packs neatly into its carry bag, ready for your next trip. Versatile, tough, and cozy, the Lowlands Blanket is a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts and festival-goers.

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TINYLEAF CABIN

The Tinyleaf Cabin in Mazama, Washington's Methow Valley, is a compact outpost designed by GOC Studio for outdoor enthusiasts. This 15 by 22 cabin blends seamlessly into a steep hillside, offering direct access to mountain biking and cross-country skiing. The cabin features a south-facing facade with large sliding glass doors, a flat roof that doubles as a deck, and cast-in-place concrete walls that merge with the natural landscape. The exterior ...
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GIFT GUIDE 2015 | LEGO FANATIC

In today´s Holiday Gift guide addition we have put together a fun list of Lego products that will surprise even the Lego Fanatic in your family. A creative classic building set is always a treat, but if you want to find something a bit out of the ordinary, we have a list of LEGO gifts that is perfect!...
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WORST CASE SURVIVAL KIT

The Worst Case is a TSA-safe survival kit packed full of goodies with everything you need to make it through an emergency. The lifesaver kit includes a shelter, several ways to make fire, water purification, minor 1st aid, damn fine fishing kit, a compass, micro saw, Rite-In-The-Rain paper & pencil, can opener, needle, tweezers, 550 paracord, glue stick for repairs, 100MPH tape, safety pins, flashlight, a signal mirror... all packed in a rugged waterproof Pe...
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