Pedro Britos / The Adventurer Guy Picks
Adventure travel and camp-cooking gear for cinematic outdoor content: portable stoves, knives, cast iron, fire, packs, first aid, and carry pieces.
Curated for creator outreach and partnership-ad concepting. Rarely is a curated marketplace: every product has to pass strict criteria before we carry it, so this page focuses on high-quality things that work well, last a long time, and earn their place.
Everything people loved about the fireROD, made bigger because the people demanded it. The XL adds repair tape to its...
A family in Southern Utah wanted real meals in the backcountry and couldn't find gear that delivered, so they enginee...
Fire Maple put heat exchangers on the pot and kettle, which means you boil water 30% faster and burn through less fue...
His father ran Bowen-Rogers Hardware in Claxton, Georgia for nearly fifty years — concrete blocks, roofing nails, fee...
Messermeister started in 1981 when Bernd and Debra Dressler began distributing German and Japanese knives, then decid...
This thing ditches the flickering flame for a glowing mesh that won't get bullied by mountain winds. Fire Maple's rad...
Big enough to handle actual work, small enough to carry without announcing yourself. The ESEE-6 was designed for wild...
Fire Maple built this dual-mode tabletop stove for people who don't have patience for weak flames or fussy adjustment...