No outdoor adventure or emergency disaster preparedness kit is complete without UCO’s 100% paraffin candles. Long-lasting and easy to pack, these candles burn longer and cleaner than other wax candles with less smoke and a naturally sweet aroma. Paraffin
The Thermacell mosquito repeller refill effectively repels mosquitoes by creating a 4.5 meter zone of protection when used in a Thermacell repeller. Ideal for use while camping, fishing, gardening, hunting, around the backyard, and more. Thermacell mosqui
The Thermacell MR300 Portable Mosquito Repeller is the best portable defense against mosquitoes, providing an invisible, 4.5-meter zone of protection. The Thermacell MR300 Portable Mosquito Repeller comes with a fuel cartridge and 3 repellent mats that pr
Hedge your bets against the weather with a UCO Hurricane Matches. Hurricane Matches are windproof, waterproof and light up quickly and consistently in driving rain, heavy winds and falling snow. Reliable fire starters for unreliable weather. These lead-fr
Boost the calories and protein content of your meal or snack by adding a portion of tasty chicken teriyaki. Package includes four portions. Great with instant noodles.
A challenge to build and beautiful once complete, these Outside Inside wooden zentagle puzzles are shaped like woodland wildlife to bring the adventure to outdoor or indoor playtime.
The Esbit Titanium Stove is a simply designed folding stove for burning Esbit solid fuel tablets that is ideal for minimalist and ultralight hikers. The stove is made from titanium, and is configured with three 'legs' that fold and unfold around a small t
Ideal for your home, auto, or boat emergency kit or survivalist situation yet also suited for lightweight backpacking. When the need arises, the pliable Emergency Stove is easy to fold into the cooking position for use then will fold flat for storage and
Hedge your bets against the weather with a UCO Hurricane Matches. Hurricane Matches are windproof, waterproof and light up quickly and consistently in driving rain, heavy winds and falling snow. Each kit includes 25 matches, 3 strikers and a waterproof ca
Say “See ya!” to the pile of spent matches and your still-unlit wick or painstakingly perfected teepee of kindling. These UCO Long-Burn Matches make lighting campfires, BBQ grills and candles a breeze. Give them a try—your fingertips will thank you.
Repel water and ensure a more consistent light in the outdoors with UCO’s Waterproof Matches. Ideal for adventures in adverse conditions, barbequing on the boat or an unexpected emergency, these matches have a durable waterproof coating that provides the
Standard household matches won’t cut it in the backcountry, so pack the SOL All-Weather Matches on your next outdoor adventure. The extra-long head provides 10 seconds of burn time and is made thicker for a stronger flame in a survival situation. Layers o
When you’re heading to a picnic, the big game, or into the woods, The Caddy’s got your larger bottles covered, literally. It’s perfect for toting your vino, booze, or water with insulated style.Plus it’s equipped with a stowaway handle and a stash pocket
The Puffy Vest is the perfect drinkwear for the shoulder season when your drink’s imaginary arms need some ventilation, but you want your bevvy to stay nice and cold from the shoulders down. Show the world how outdoorsy you are with this quintessential wa
Once upon a time around a campfire in Oregon, a sad man was holding a warm beer when his friend handed him a scrap of old sleeping bag to wrap around his bottle. And he thought, “Wouldn’t it be neat if my beer bottle had its own sleeping bag?!” The OG Puf
Ultralight and packable conical burr grinder is the perfect companion to those who demand the best tasting coffee no matter where the adventure takes you! With a locking grounds cup and clever handle design, say goodbye to dropped beans or grounds and gri
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
