What gets set up once and used all week
The camp kit, from the chair to the cord
This is the half of the catalogue that is driven to a pitch rather than carried up one. The measurements change accordingly: a seat height matters more than a packed weight, a deployed footprint more than a trail figure, and a lid that seals more than a gram saved. The rule does not change — every number on these pages is the one the manufacturer published, named as such.
8 families · 63 products written up
What you choose
- Camping chairs Seat height, not packed weight, decides who can stand up again 9
- Camp tables The packed length is what your boot judges, not the top 9
- Camping showers Gravity, hand pump or 12 V: the water has to move somehow 9
- Camping toilets The emptying arrangement decides the toilet, not the seat height 9
What goes with it, and what replaces it
- Dry bags The litre figure on the label is not what it holds 7
- Camp storage boxes Outside dimensions load the car, inside dimensions hold the kit 6
- Camp clotheslines A twisted line grips without pegs, a flat one does not 7
- Paracord and utility cord Type III, seven inner strands, and a published breaking strength 7