With its compact design and wooden handle, the GigaPower Folding Torch is an essential tool for starting a fire or igniting charcoal. To use, unfold the torch, screw on a canister of iso-butane GigaPower fuel, turn the knob to release gas, and ignite. The
Crafted from Japanese titanium, the Trek 1400 is a group-sized backpacking cookset. With a nesting frypan and pot, the Trek 1400 offers everything needed for backcountry cooking. The Trek 1400 is ultralight, features foldable handles and can easily store
Located in Jasper, AB, you can't escape the stunning views without spotting Pyramid Mountain. Surrounded by Pyramid Lake, this mountain range is named after its pyramid-like shape. Captured perfectly in this 12oz tumbler.
Do you have your camp kitchen handled? The HandledTM is not just a lightweight, comfortable and secure pot gripper, but also a fuel canister recycle tool. Outdoor Element surveyed over 1,000 outdoor enthusiasts and discovered 66% weren’t sure of the prope
Take the view with you. This tumbler glass features a unique 3D replica of Banff's legendary Mt. Rundle. The sharp, angular details of the mountain's iconic face are captured in exquisite clarity, visible through the glass's walls. Sized for a comfortable
Big enough to serve meals at camp, the BBQ or on the dining table. The 3 and 5 quart Serving Bowls with Press-in Lids keep food hot or cold till chow time, and hands stay comfy even when the contents are hot thanks to TouchShield™ insulation.
Mt. Temple is recognized for its views and challenging climbs. It is the tallest range in the Lake Louise area. This 16z glass doesn't hold back when shown the steep concaves and cliffs of this magnificent mountain.
The Three Sisters is arguably Alberta's most recognizable mountain outside of the national parks. Based in Canmore, the mountain peak was originally named the "Three Nuns". However, in 1886, Canadian geologist, George Dawson, referred to each peak individ
Featuring a precise-pour design, this ultralight aluminum teapot dispenses a steady, thick, targeted stream of water thats ideal for mastering pour-over coffee, and for filling small-mouth vessels. The teapots no-drip spout eliminates any dribble after yo
The Long-Handled Spoon offers an extended handle to a standard eating spoon that is useful when cooking on a hike or in the backcountry. The long handle ensures that fingers are safely away from the boiling liquids when you stir the pot or helps ensure yo
Bring the dynamic beauty of the ocean to your tabletop with MTNPK's Wave Glass. This isn't just a drinking glass, it's a miniature work of art featuring a captivating sculpted wave emerging gracefully from its base.
The Primus Trek Pot UL 0.8L is an ultralight, compact cooking pot designed for minimalist adventurers. Crafted from hard-anodized aluminum and 30% thinner than other Trek series pots, it delivers efficient performance without the extra grams—perfect for f
Designed in Japan, the Tableware Bowl M is made of .4mm stainless steel, resulting in a lightweight, rust-resistant and durable bowl. Use the Tableware Bowl for snacks at home or outdoors.
MSR® Folding Utensils are constructed with BPA-free materials and collapse to fit inside MSR Insulated mugs for efficient packing. Different color options coordinate with their Mugs and DeepDish™-ware so you can keep track of your own set. Each is approxi
Made in Japan, the Titanium Chopsticks are a sleek and durable utensil for any meal. The titanium alloy construction provides strength and rigidity to a signature delicate Snow Peak design. To clean, simply hand wash and store in the accompanying carrying
The Trek 900 is crafted from Japanese titanium using a historic manufacturing process. Use it to measure, strain, or boil over any heat source. The Trek 900 is large enough to stow a 250g fuel canister and a GigaPower stove, or a Trek 700, and fits inside
One of the most spectacular sights between Banff and Lake Louise. This wall of a mountain is breathtaking. Castle Mountain is now featured in a 16oz glass. And the artwork on the packaging is stunning.
In the backcountry, a utensil needs to be more than a just a utensil. They should multi-task, and be compact and light enough to bring anywhere without hesitation. With that in mind, MSR built all of their utensils to fold with the simple squeeze of a han
