Best Car Camping Gadgets

Gear I Mention👇👇👇

[ChaseChristopher]

Whats something you won't go camping without? As always, thanks for the continued support! 🙏

[gregfuller]

That mustache should’ve been on the list.

[SurvivalistChick]

Nice and concise; straight to the point(s). No rambling on and on. THANK YOU!

[susankang]

My favorite car camping channel. Thanks for posting !

[donnaphillips]

I can’t camp without my 8” cast iron skillet. It’s small but mighty! Just tried your hot water bottle tip for cold weather camping and it was a game changer!

[EvieVermont]

I’m going to go out in the Spring, if all goes well. I have some similar items, and haven’t some of the others you showed here. Awesome table, awning and the small charger w/ multiple plugs. Great video. Thanks. And also? Thanks for telling folks that they don’t NEED all the expensive items and things you have and encouraging them/us to get out there, regardless, eh?

[broinsocali]

Been car camping for little under a year now. Love it. Takes me to my happy place. Good stuff.

[Debrajoy]

I absolutely love gadgets of all kinds! But especially ones that are really useful!

[friskywildthing]

Folding shovel (trenching too), axe or large knife, small knife, fire starting tools (lighter, ferrocium rod, flint & steel), IFAK, whistle or pocket horn, bear spray, firearm...

[maximilliancole]

Awesome set up. Only thing I could recommend would be netting in the ceiling for soft goods attic storage

[fitness..moveyoullgetit]

I can attest to this video (after finishing a 5.5 week roadtrip a week ago) that the aeropress, MRS pocket rocket, and bug screens/window blackouts (made by "Qualizzi") were some of the most essential equipment. Also Yeti knockoff cooler from Aldi was great. Good cooking pans too.

[jillcockrum]

I have those window nets and l love them. Not only to keep the bugs out but as a solo camper they offer some privacy,
If you don't have them, get them.

[drummindreams]

My first video, and I am a fan! Looking forward to more videos and gear reviews, cheers!

[dabeger]

The radiate campfire things are awesome. Been using them for years.

[kimkelley]

Nice gear reviews! I've had 2 Subaru Outback's (both my wife's cars) and I've found that upgrading the battery to a larger amp hour unit is well worth the cost. I went with the Interstate MTZ-34 AGM for my wife's 2019 Outback.

[sandralutz-rodriguez]

always interesting to see others favorite gears and gadgets!

[SuperHappyHater]

Hey your channel is awesome. Started following a couple weeks ago when I built out my car and it's been super helpful. Was stoked when I heard you mention your fire experience as I've been applying to a bunch of fire crews for the 2022 season including a couple in Fairbanks. Have you talked about that anywhere else on your channel?

[bryanshoemaker]

Sunjack, the best backpacking solar panel, battery packs, various lights and other things. I've been using their products for years and I swear by them.

[cynthiamgentles]

In bear country you’ll want to use a portable electric bear fence. Keeps the campsite secure for peace of mind and good nights’ sleep.

[kellyjohnson]

The silky saw is so lightweight. But mighty. I use my jackery battery camping or at home when we’ve had power outages. I have the solar panels to recharge it as well. I keep water jugs in my car at all times cuz they come in handy for so many things. Great as a hand washing station at camp as well as a way to fetch and store cooking and drinking water.