Side sleepers often need more room around the hips, knees and shoulders than a traditional mummy bag provides. When the insulation compresses against the…
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A sleeping bag with a mummy hood is designed to reduce heat loss around your head, shoulders and feet. Its tapered shape holds warmth close to the body, while…
A well-ventilated tent feels drier, cooler and more comfortable, especially when several people are sleeping inside. The goal is to create a steady path for…
A tent with a porch or awning attachment can make Australian camping more comfortable by creating a sheltered area for muddy boots, cooking equipment, chairs…
A broken tent zipper can turn a comfortable night outdoors into a cold, frustrating battle with the fly. The good news is that a damaged slider is often easier…
A small rip in a tent rainfly can let in water, weaken nearby fabric and turn a comfortable campsite into a damp one. Repairing it early is usually faster and…
A torn tent mesh screen can let mosquitoes, flies and other pests inside while weakening the fabric around the opening. Fortunately, most punctures are easy to…
A hammock can make a tent feel more relaxing by creating a raised lounge, gear shelf, or gentle sleeping platform. It may also keep you away from a damp tent…
A hammock underquilt is the insulation layer suspended beneath your hammock to protect your underside from cold air. Unlike a sleeping bag, it does not get…
A camping hammock can become a comfortable day bed, reading nook, or shaded lounger when it is set up with the right tension and support. Unlike a sleeping…