I used the Pomoly MOD Cot on several Ontario camping trips and it has become my go-to sleep setup at camp. Here is what I actually think about it.

I ran the Pomoly Dagger wood stove at minus 30 Celsius in Ontario across three trips. Here is what actually happened.

Check out my review of the Pomoly Barracuda 2 freestanding dome hot tent!

Need some fall camping insight? These are some of the tips I wish I had known when I started venturing out.

The Bluetti AC50B can charge small electronics for 2-3 days For a nomad like me, you can never have enough power. It sounds weird, I...

The Bluetti AC180 is a great option for vehicle camping and hunt camps. Quick note before we get into it: Bluetti has officially discontinued the AC180 on their website. That said, it is still available through retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot, often at a discount. If you find one on sale, this review will tell you exactly what you are getting into. And if you are considering the newer AC180T as an alternative, I will touch on that at the end. I have been runnin

The AC70 has enough power to get a group of campers through the weekend, Bluetti sent me the AC70 to use and review honestly. No other arrangement, just the unit. I have been running it for 45 days as my primary power source across camping trips and on the road in Ontario. Here is what I actually think. I also own and use the AC180, so this review comes with a direct comparison built in. That context matters because the question most people are actually asking is not just "is

The Bluetti AC2A provides enough power to charge small devices multiple times In an era where battery generators are synonymous with...

This camping coffee kit was one such item I used frequently this summer. This summer, I learned two crucial lessons about outdoor cooking...

The Firehiking Fireden is a lightweight hot tent under 8 lbs. I set it up alongside my main tent for a week in Ontario. Here is my honest take on what works and what does not.

The days started getting longer, little by little Most people experience the change from winter to spring through a window. The commute gets a bit warmer, the jacket gets lighter, and eventually the snow disappears from the lawn. It is a background event. When you are living out of a truck and hot tent camping on crown land through the winter, the seasonal shift is anything but background. You are in it every day and you notice things that most people never see because they h

The Locomotive 20 offers a winter camping experience in a sleek package. Since I originally reviewed this tent Pomoly has released the Locomotive 3 as the updated version in this series. If you are shopping new the Locomotive 3 is worth a look. That said the Locomotive 20 is still available and everything in this review still applies. The Pomoly Locomotive 20 Chimney Tent, an interesting contender in the small tent market, offers some advantages for those wanting to keep the

How hot the morning is will determine how crazy the rest of the day is. Spending most of my summers out in the woods has taught me one...

Survival skills may be intimidating to some people which is why practicing at home is a great way to build confidence. I spent months at a time camping on crown land in Northern Ontario. Weeks would pass before I set foot in a town. No cell service, no store around the corner, backcountry logging roads as my address. When something went wrong out there, luck was sometimes the only thing that bailed me out. That experience taught me that survival skills are not something you f

I would recommend this tent... with a caveat. The Pomoly Circle 6 is a flared conical hot tent that swaps the traditional centre pole for a rigid hoop system. On paper that sounds like a minor design tweak. In practice it changes the whole feel of the tent. I used this one through fall and into winter across Ontario, including a stretch of trips out of Thunder Bay, and it gave me a pretty thorough look at what it can and can't do. Short version: it's a genuinely great tent wi