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The one everybody pictures when they hear Opinel. The No.08 has been made in Savoie since the 1890s and has barely changed, because the design was ...

The No.06 is the Opinel for people who do not want to notice they are carrying a knife. At 1.2 oz and 6.5 inches open it slips into a jacket pocket...

Halfway between the pocketable No.06 and the classic No.08, the No.07 is the size most people land on once they have handled all three. A 3.07 inch...

Less a pocket knife than a working knife. The No.09 steps the blade up to 3.51 inches and the handle up with it, which is what you want when the jo...

The smallest Opinel that still earns its keep. The No.04 rides on a keychain, so it is on you whether or not you thought to grab a knife that morni...

A standard No.08 with the handle engraved before it ever leaves Savoie. Opinel draws these from the mountains outside their own factory, and we sto...

Purpose built for foraging, and the tool most Pacific Northwest mushroom hunters end up carrying. The curved stainless blade gets under a cap and c...

Opinel's answer to the question of what a 130 year old knife company builds for climbers. The Neo7 Alpine keeps the simplicity and drops the wood: ...

Five ounces of carbon steel that will cut through a four inch branch, then fold down and ride in a pack lid. For clearing a tent site, bucking fire...

A No.08 that eats lunch. The Picnic+ fork and spoon inserts clamp onto the knife under the Virobloc ring, so the same handle you already carry beco...

A limited run of the 32 oz Wide Mouth with cryptids on it. Sasquatch on clear, Aliens on purple, Werewolf on cornflower. Same bottle that has been ...

Full-size knife, fork and spoon on a ring, so the set stays together in a bin and clips to a pack rather than scattering through the bottom of a st...

Doing dishes at a campsite without a basin means running water over a plate and calling it clean. This gives you 8.5 liters of actual wash water, t...

The smallest kit AMK makes that is still a real first aid kit rather than a handful of band-aids. At 2.6 oz it fits a PFD pocket, a bike frame bag,...

One step up from the .3, and the size most people should be carrying. Still under 4 oz, but the added volume buys you larger dressings, more medica...

The Adventure First Aid 1.0 treats a multitude of illnesses and injuries and features pockets organized by injury to quickly and effectively admini...

The Adventure First Aid 2.0 is a fully stocked first aid kit with enough supplies to treat a group of 4 on a day long adventure. Be the First Aid ...

The Adventure First Aid Family Kit provides essential first aid supplies organized by injury plus a booklet on Caring for Children in the Outdoors....

The must-have companion for overnight adventures, the Hiker contains carefully-selected first aid supplies to treat common on-the-trail injuries a...

With the Backpacker in your pack, you and a friend can confidently set out on multi-day wilderness adventures. This backpacking first aid kit equip...

A complete two-person kitchen in one nested stack. Two hard-anodized aluminum pots, 2 L and 3 L, with ceramic non-stick interiors, plus two Passage...

About The ProductThe Frontier Ultralight Pots are made of the highest quality hard-anodized aluminium alloy for durability and efficient heat trans...

The Frontier Ultralight 8" Pan uses the highest quality hard-anodized aluminium alloy for efficient heat transfer and a ceramic non-stick coating. ...

Camp dish duty, solved in one pouch. The centerpiece is a 10 L sink with a broad base and a stiffened rim, so it holds its shape when full instead ...

Hang this compact kit in your camp kitchen and you'll have most things you need on hand to create - and clean up after - gourmet outdoor meals. The...

INCLUDES: Pot scrubber & wilderness wash WEIGHT: 3.4 oz | 95 g MATERIAL(S): PolypropyleneEasy to hold, easy to use, the Pot Scrubber includes ...

A full place setting for one, for twenty bucks and seven and a half ounces. Bowl, plate, cup, and a knife-fork-spoon set on a carabiner, all nestin...

A camp plate designed around the fact that you are probably eating standing up, on a log, or balanced on your knees. A molded thumb grip on the rim...

A spork and a serrated knife that snap together, and then do something better: invert them and the handles connect into one long utensil. That is t...

These Tent Peg/Cutlery Bags are a simple, durable way to protect your equipment and stay organized. Features Ultra-Sil 30D siliconized high-tena...

The warmest liner Sea to Summit makes, and the one worth carrying if you are pushing a three-season bag into shoulder season. Up to 14°F of added w...

The cheapest way to make a sleeping bag warmer. A Reactor Midweight adds up to 11°F to your sleep system for about 12 ounces, which is a far better...

Not a warmth liner. The Breeze exists for the opposite problem: nights too warm to be in a bag, hut and hostel beds you would rather not touch, and...

The Aeros inflatable backpacking pillow has changed the way thousands of people sleep in the backcountry or while traveling. Luxurious, lightweight...

Perfect for gram counting backpackers, the Aeros Ultralight Pillow has a soft 20D stretch polyester exterior and a silent, contoured TPU air bladde...

A camp pillow that behaves like a pillow. No inflating, no slow leak overnight, no crinkle every time you move your head. The foam core is offcut f...