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Your music is the final (and arguably most important) step to getting your al fresco party started, but nothing kills the mood like tangled extension cords, dead batteries or wet weather. Put all those woes to rest, and enjoy the music, with the Firebox Wireless Outdoor Solar Speaker. Simply place it in the middle of the action and this five-watt speaker will pump up the beat to 70 dbs. The speaker features a built-in eco-friendly solar panel that charges the battery using the sun’s rays, ensuring your tunes won’t go flat on you. A wireless (but battery-powered) transmitter plugs into your MP3 player, CD player or radio, and transmits the signal to the speaker from up to 150 ft. away. The Wireless Outdoor Solar Speaker retails for approximately $199.00. Firebox.
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You can wear it, sleep in it or on top of it – is there anything the Inflatable Sleeping Coat doesn’t do? The brainchild of Designer Lin Tsui-Wei, the Inflatable Sleeping Coat keeps you dry when you wear it as a windbreaker. It comes equipped with a detachable skirt that turns the sleeping coat into a rain coat. Or you can turn the Inflatable Sleeping Coat into a sleeping bag, or use it as a mattress. It’s really the only thing you need to pack on your next camping trip!
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Good for at least 3,000 strikes, the Light My Fire Scout FireSteel is a flash of genius. Originally developed for the Swedish Department of Defense, the Scout’s 3,000°C spark makes fire building easy in any weather, at any altitude. Ideal for hunters, fishermen and campers, this Light My Fire firesteel comes equipped with a stainless-steel striker that you strike on its the 1.75 inch rod, which in turn can ignite a stove, paper, dry grass or bark. The Scout comes with a handle, striker, fire-starter rod and cord, and Approved for use by the International Survival Instructors Association. Get a fire started for $11.95. Light My Fire.

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See where you’re going on your next nighttime outdoor adventure with some help from the Petzl Tikka Plus 2 Headlamp. Equipped with five lighting modes (three continuous and two strobe), the Tikka Plus2 integrates two light sources for versatility – one white LED and one red LED – while a special lens optimizes the reach of the beam to 35m. To change the setting, this Petzl headlamp comes with a push-button switch so you can pick the right light for the task at hand. Running on 3 AAA alkaline batteries, it is also compatible with lithium batteries, which are lighter and perform well in cold temperatures. The Tikka Plus2’s white light gives you up to 140 hours of use, while the red light provides up to 100 hours. Other features include a tilting headlamp and an adjustable elastic headband. Light up the night for $39.95. Petzl.

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Perfect for adventure racers and backpackers, the PHD Mountain Softwear Piqolo Sleeping Bag is just what you’ve been looking for. Weighing in at 395 grams, the Piqolo packs down to 13 x 21 cm so it’s easy and light to carry with you. Designed to be slept in during the summer, the PHD Mountain Softwear sleeping bag comes equipped with box-wall construction and no zipper. Surrounded by prime quality M1 Microfibre fabric, the Piqolo is filled with 700 down, giving it summer capability down to 10C (50F). Other features include a stuff sac, oval footpiece, hood and drawcord. PHD Mountain Softwear.