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Shelters Plus: Hammocks, Bivys, and TarpsThese versatile sanctuaries do more than just keep you dry. ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: See our video review of the latest bivys and hammocks. Field Notes: The Latest Word from Our TestersTrue-blue reviews on the latest items we've taken out on trail. Green Scene: BPA-Free Water BottlesLighten your planetary load, water bottle style, with these BPA-free water bottle alternatives. |
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ShadowI have been using the Kelty Shadow pack for over a year now. It is in great shape no tears all the zippers and stitches are still ... Read more LightningThe Sierra Designs Lightning is a versatile 3 season tent. The lightning weighs under 4 pounds and packs small to fit into my pack. ... Read more Summit Park 15 DegreeOh... this is an easy one. We all know the song, "These are a few of my favorite things." Well, in my version, I pulled out the bright ... Read more |
Editors' Choice Award Winner: Scarpa Kailash BootEditor in Chief Jon Dorn showcases this award winner at the 2008 Outdoor Retailer Show. |
Camping, Hammock StylePhoto by: Shannon Davis & Katie Herrell Associate editor Shannon Davis shows you how to swing in style. |
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Canister backpacking stoves are becoming so popular, but I have a concern about them that I can't find much info about. Are the canisters refillable or recyclable? Or are we just creating more waste when we purchase these stoves in the quest of lightness?
Submitted by: Heidi Arnold, Seattle, WA
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While stove canisters are not refillable (yet, anyway!), they are recyclable, though most people still don't know it. They're made of steel and can be recycled with your beer cans and crumpled tin foil.
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