outdoorgearworld.com >
Gear Info >
Stoves
Stove and cookware should be light. Pots and pans
that are compact and foldable are ideal and they should be of the non stick
variety for mess free cooking and easy cleaning. The stoves should have
adjustable heat settings and be easy to set up. There are different types of
stoves including propane and wood. Make sure the stove has an easy manual
starter. You should never use a stove inside of your tent for cooking or
heat purposes. Camping affords you a little more choice and variety in your
cooking gear.
New gear for your hike, backpacking
trip, or other outdoor adventure.
Where to Buy?
 |
StovesLiquid Fuel Stoves -- Compressed Fuel Canister Stoves -- Solid Fuel Stoves -- Multi-Fuel Stoves -- Fuel and Fuel Bottles -- Stove Accessories |
 |
OuterwearJackets -- Vests -- Shirts -- Pants -- One-Piece Suits -- Base Layers -- Gaiters |
 |
FootwearMountaineering Boots -- Backpacking Boots -- Hiking Boots -- Trail Shoes -- Approach Shoes -- Trail Running Shoes -- Climbing Shoes -- Sandals |
 |
LightsHeadlamps -- Flashlights -- Lanterns |
 |
Sleeping BagsVery Cold Weather (below 0°F) Sleeping Bags -- Cold Weather (0° to 30°F) Sleeping Bags -- Warm Weather (above 30°F) Sleeping Bags -- Sleeping Bag Liners |
 |
Sleeping PadsClosed-Cell Foam Sleeping Pads -- Self-Inflating Sleeping Pads -- Air-Filled Sleeping Pads |
