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Traveling with your pet has never been simpler, thanks to the Mountainsmith K-9 Cube. Making it easy to keep organized, the K-9 Cube comes complete with interior dividers, separate food container and collapsible dishes – everything you need for an extended vacation or a weekend camping trip. And you won’t have to worry about meal times being ruined by sub-par serving ware – the Mountainsmith K-9 Cube’s collapsible water bowl features a PEVA waterproof liner, while its collapsible food bowl comes equipped with a cinch cord. Other features include a drop down food tray, removable PEVA lined food container for overnight stays, removable interior divider, top pocket access to plastic baggies, two side mesh pockets for tennis ball carry and soft sided Frisbee. Get organized for $60. Mountainsmith.

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For times when you’re facing nature’s worse, take shelter in The North Face’s VE 25 Camping Tent. The durable three-person VE 25 stands up to severe conditions – thanks to its reinforced construction and multidirectional lift technology, it laughs in the face of the nastiest weather. Easy to set up, this North Face camping tent comes equipped with study DAC Featherlite NSL aluminum poles. And it lets in plenty of air – the VE 25 comes with internally adjustable zip vents with mesh screens, polyurethane windows and dual doors with dual vestibules. Other features include reflective guyline loops and glow-in-the-dark zip pulls, multiple guy-points, continuous pole sleeves, taped nylon taffeta true bucket floor and color-coded canopy and flysheet webbing. The VE 25 retails for $569. The North Face.

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You’ll find out why two’s company in the Trek Light Double Hammock. Measuring in at 6.5 feet wide and 10 feet long, the Trek Light Double Hammock gives you all the room you and a partner need to make yourselves comfy. If you’re by your lonesome, use the extra space to keep your backpack off the ground, or to wrap yourself up in a few blankets on those cold nights. Able to perfectly conform to your body, this Trek Light hammock holds up to 400lbs and only weighs slightly over a pound. It comes in a variety of different colors and folds up easily into a handy storage bag when it’s not in use. Make it double or nothing for $69.95. Trek Light.

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You’ll never be stuck with a wet or cold bottom again while camping, thanks to the Light My Fire SeatPad. Made from stretchable water-repellant neoprene, the SeatPad protects you bum from hard, cold, warm, wet and slippery and insulates against both hot and cold. If it does get wet, just shake it off – the Light My Fire SeatPad lets the water just run off. When you’re not sitting on it, use the SeatPad to keep beverages cold or warm, protect fragile items when packing or even use it as a potholder. Once you’re done with it, it includes a rubber cord and hook for folding and easy hanging. Light My Fire.

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If you’re hauling a lot of baggage around with you, you’d better get the Yakima SkyBox Pro 21 Cargo Carrier. Boasting 21 cubic feet of space, the SkyBox Pro 21 has enough room to fit all your camping gear, as well as an integrated track system, cargo net and base pad to help you organize and protect it. It’s easy to set up – this Yakima cargo carrier comes with quick-installation hardware mounts that fit to your crossbars without the use of any tools. Plus its lid is 50% stiffer, which makes for easier handling, and its lid shape gives you something to grab onto. Bring it all along with you for $1,000. Yakima.