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When you’re planning your next outdoor adventure, be sure to shop with a company that offers a discount code. That way, you’ll save money on all your gear, no matter what you’re planning to do.


There are all sorts of outdoor activities that you can enjoy, and the right gear is essential for each one. Whether you’re hiking, camping, fishing, or simply spending time in the backyard, you need the right equipment to enjoy yourself.


No matter what kind of adventure you’re planning, be sure to use a discount code, so you can save money on your gear. That way, you can spend more time enjoying the outdoors, and less time worrying about your budget.




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How to Choose a Personal Locator Beacon


Communication is key. This is a fundamental human truth. For wilderness adventuring, beyond the reach of a modern cell signal, connection is trickier. Many of us go to the wild to escape the tether of modern communications, but we also seek to mitigate the consequences of ill-fortune or poor choices. Some, of course, need more routine contact with the outside world for one reason or another. Enter the array of satellite messengers, personal locator beacons, and other backcountry communication technologies. We are here to guide you through your choices and demystify the options. We will walk you through a step-by-step process of choosing a device suited to your needs and wishes. Continue Reading



How to Choose a Hammock


Hammocks have become serious hangout gear for the outdoors. Sightings of these colorful slings hovering between trees are becoming more and more common. For some, a hammock is the ultimate chill-out spot. For others, it takes sleeping under the stars to a whole new level. If you’re thinking about getting a hammock, we can help.

 When choosing a hammock, consider the following factors:


Size: The main difference here is single vs. double; most people choose a double for comfort, not necessarily because they plan to hang with a friend.

End use: For backpacking, weight is the key consideration; for camping and hangout time, durability matters most.

Accessories: You need a suspension system (straps) to set it up; other popular options include an under quilt for cold temps, a tarp for rain and a net for bugs.

Hammock tents and sleep systems: Hammock tents usually include a hammock and all the accessories needed for sleeping overnight. You can also build your own system, starting with a hammock, and then adding accessories later to create your own backcountry or camping shelter. Continue Reading


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Pets Need Gear, Too

When going camping with pets, it's important to ensure that you've planned ahead and brought everything your furry friends will need in order to stay happy, healthy, and safe during your trip. Here are some additional details you might want to consider when packing for your pet: Continue Reading


Garden on the Go

If you are living outdoors and want to grow your own food, you will need to consider factors such as sunlight, water, and soil quality. You may need to dig or till the soil and add compost or other soil amendments to ensure that your plants have the proper nutrients to grow. Additionally, you may need to install fencing or other barriers to protect your plants from wild animals or pests.


Some outdoor crops that are relatively easy to grow include tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, beans, and herbs like basil, cilantro, and oregano. These crops are best suited to warm climates with plenty of sunlight, and many can be grown in containers if you don't have access to a garden.


How Much is a Good Pole?

Fishing poles can vary widely in price depending on factors such as the materials used, the brand, and the intended use. Prices can range anywhere from around $20 for a basic children's pole to several hundred dollars or more for high-end models.

For example, a decent model spinning rod for bass fishing may start at around $40 to $50, while more high-end models can cost several hundred dollars. Fly-fishing rods also tend to be on the pricier side, with mid-range models typically starting at around $100 to $300 and high-end models costing several thousand dollars.

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