Last weekend camping in the wet cold in east Texas was a good reminder of the gear that I had and the gear that I wish I had.
First off having my Mr. Heater was a game changer. I wouldn't have been able to sit in my camp chair and enjoy being outside without this. Also it didn't rip through my propane as I feared it would. Amazon.com: Mr. Heater, MH30T Double Tank Top Outdoor Propane Heater (Propane Cylinder not Included): Home & Kitchen.
Next the camping Chair. This is a new addition to me but I ended up loving is as it is as comfy as it is durable. Perfect for sitting around the campfire into the wee hours of the morning. https://amzn.to/37S2jzV
For cooking I was glad that I had my trusty camp chef dual burner with a flat top. With one burner flat top and the other for a pot or pan there isn't anything that you can't cook well and easily. https://amzn.to/2HOsZGV https://amzn.to/2JlQKH3
Then my pop up tent that became my makeshift kitchen when it started raining. Wouldn't have been able to cook without this. https://amzn.to/3e8SmPu
With it getting into the low 30's I was glad to have my north face mummy sleeping bag that kept me toasty on its own. By far the best bag that I have used. https://amzn.to/2JeNAVf
Of course I had my OZ tent with me which couldn't have done a better job of keeping me warm and dry. Especially nice to have since it was windy and I didn't have to worry about it since it has such a substantial frame. https://amzn.to/3e7RKJR
I slept on my Coleman cot which I have had forever and the thing doesn't wear out. Guarantees one of the best camping sleeps you can have. https://amzn.to/3kRDKq8
I got a couple little LED lanterns that were a new addition to my arsenal and made the campsite plenty bright in the pitch black. Also a key feature is that they are weather proof. https://amzn.to/2HMp7Ww
These are the things that I don't leave without. What are some items that you have found irreplaceable while out.
First off having my Mr. Heater was a game changer. I wouldn't have been able to sit in my camp chair and enjoy being outside without this. Also it didn't rip through my propane as I feared it would. Amazon.com: Mr. Heater, MH30T Double Tank Top Outdoor Propane Heater (Propane Cylinder not Included): Home & Kitchen.
Next the camping Chair. This is a new addition to me but I ended up loving is as it is as comfy as it is durable. Perfect for sitting around the campfire into the wee hours of the morning. https://amzn.to/37S2jzV
For cooking I was glad that I had my trusty camp chef dual burner with a flat top. With one burner flat top and the other for a pot or pan there isn't anything that you can't cook well and easily. https://amzn.to/2HOsZGV https://amzn.to/2JlQKH3
Then my pop up tent that became my makeshift kitchen when it started raining. Wouldn't have been able to cook without this. https://amzn.to/3e8SmPu
With it getting into the low 30's I was glad to have my north face mummy sleeping bag that kept me toasty on its own. By far the best bag that I have used. https://amzn.to/2JeNAVf
Of course I had my OZ tent with me which couldn't have done a better job of keeping me warm and dry. Especially nice to have since it was windy and I didn't have to worry about it since it has such a substantial frame. https://amzn.to/3e7RKJR
I slept on my Coleman cot which I have had forever and the thing doesn't wear out. Guarantees one of the best camping sleeps you can have. https://amzn.to/3kRDKq8
I got a couple little LED lanterns that were a new addition to my arsenal and made the campsite plenty bright in the pitch black. Also a key feature is that they are weather proof. https://amzn.to/2HMp7Ww
These are the things that I don't leave without. What are some items that you have found irreplaceable while out.
