Dining outdoors while on a camping trip doesn’t mean you have to eat like neanderthals. Instead, you can bring a little bit of class to your hike with these set of cutlery from Snow Peak. A range of spoons, forks, chopsticks are available for you to choose from. The spoon and fork (or combination spork) are made of titanium to keep the weight down while the chopsticks are made of ash and stainless steel. $9+.

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+.

Coffee has never been served in a much cooler beverage handler than this Carabiner Mug. We all know that a camper who hasn’t had his brew in the morning isn’t a happy camper at all. With this mug, you can take your mug anytime, anywhere, and still blend with all the camping gear you require. The cup itself is double-walled to keep your drink from getting cold. Transporting the cup just involves clipping the carabiner wherever you feel like. Perfect for those cold hikes or for showing your officemates how you enjoy the great outdoors. ~$13.

As great as the great outdoors maybe, you can’t enjoy it too much because of two limitations – time and resources. The Jetboil Personal Cooking System solves those two problems with one device. This portable stove boils two cups of water in two minutes, saving you time and precious fuel. It owes its efficiency to the FluxRing heat exchanger which concentrates the heat into the canister instead of the ambient air. Portable and efficient, it’s perfect for your next mountain trek or camping trip. $100.