Anyone who rides dirtbikes knows that the good riding is rarely close to home, and that the dirtbikes aren’t street legal to get their on your own. This Stepup Moto Ramp from Ogio should make it a breeze to load your bike into the back of your truck. It is simple to use, fold out ramp has a resting platform to keep the bike secure as you bring it up or down, and only one person is needed at any time. $150.
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This is the only piece of equipment that you should be looking for if your lights go out. At it’s strongest setting this flashlight is capable of reaching up to 200 lumens, while still remaining compact. The LED light is virtually indestructible which is housed inside of an aircraft-grade aluminum body, hard-anodized to Military specification. It is also water resistant up to 1 meter for 30 meters, which isn’t much, but you can take it camping without worrying about rain. $195.
According to the myth, Prometheus stole fire from Zeus and gave it to humans. This knife won’t be shooting fires or anything like that, but it’s a gift to humanity nonetheless. The Prometheus, from Personal Protective Systems, is made from the best materials available for a production knife. But the unique feature of the knife is the multi-faceted edge for more cutting angles, great for hunting or just to be badass. Basically, there are four edges in the knife, each with a different function. It also has a large grip, with 12 possible holding positions for any number of slicing, cutting, chopping, or stabbing chores. A knife this big and this mean-looking deserves some serious respect. Proudly made in the USA. $295.
Sometimes rafting down the river on a small little boat with a couple of beers just isn’t enough. For those times you need the Colorado Pontoon Boat, which is built on a powder-coated steel tube frame and had two 9-foot inflatable pontoons, with 7 foot aluminum oars. This thing is set up for a luxurious ride too, with 2 insulated drink holders, foot rests, a basket in the back for storage as well as an anchor system and 6-position rod hold. $500.
Holding the fire even in gale force winds is this small but powerful lighter from Windmill Delta. The Stormproof is butane-powered and will light up even in 80 mph winds. The elastomer armor with a water-resistant o-ring protects the lighter from shock and keeps water from entering the chamber. This means you’re guaranteed a light even if you drop the lighter in the drink. An easy to read fuel gauge lets you know when to recharge the butane while the piezo-electric starter ignites the lighter up to 30,000 times. Available in four colors. $32+.
Surfers, swimmers, and campers would be glad to know that the Discovery Wick-er Warmup Towel was invented. Unlike your ordinary bathroom towels, the Wick-er is quick-dry, lightweight, and combats those nasty developments on your usual towels. The 34×58″ towel feature a clever silver-woven fabric to prevent the formation of mildew so your towels remain as fresh as possible with minimal effort. Aside from the obvious drying up your dripping wet body, the towel can be used for a variety of ways. It can be used for covering up your nakedness and even as a blanket when you feel that those airplane blankets aren’t good enough for protecting you from the cold. ~$26.
This is the only thing we would want if we were stranded out in the woods somewhere. This pack weighs in at only 7.5 oz but features a plethora of survival gear including waterproof matches, a surgical blade, an 80″ x 50″ emergency blanket, emergency whistle, 50 ft. of fishing line with four hooks and sinker weights, five wound closure strips, a map compass, emergency whistle, and three feet of duct tape, all of which is stored in a waterproof bag. $15.
