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Hi! Thanks for checking out our project. What started as a passion for the outdoors and a love for people in need has converged into one simple concept - the KAMMOK™. The KAMMOK is a new light-weight camping hammock (or as the cool kids say "kammok"), designed to comfortably sleep one person. The KAMMOK is made of an incredibly strong, yet breathable diamond rip-stop nylon fabric called LunarWave™. Our proprietary fabric is softer than a baby's backside, easily stows away into a water resistant compression sack about the size of an angry blowfish, and weighs around one pound. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1615737438/kammoktm-no-longer-bound-to-the-ground

KAMMOK™: no longer bound to the ground by The KAMMOK Team

http://www.lehmans.com/store/Water___Buckets___Ingenious_Storm_Kettle___77456 Our Storm Kettle is for those who find it impossible to begin the day without a hot beverage, or for those whose idea of camping does not include shaving with cold water. Kettles like this one have accompanied fishermen, hikers and campers for more than 100 years. Unique design makes it the focus of attention wherever it's used. Smart, simple design -The hollow kettle, made of double skinned aluminum, surrounds the fire you build in the base. The water absorbs the fire's heat in an amazingly efficient manner.

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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1763800459/backcountry-boiler-hot-water-from-found-fuel

Backcountry Boiler: Hot water from found fuel by Devin Montgomery

Thanks for checking out my project! The Backcountry Boiler started life in an online community , so I'm particularly excited to share it with one like Kickstarter. Over the past few years, I've spent a lot of time developing the Backcountry Boiler and here's why: it represents an utterly sensible way to make hot meals and drinks in the outdoors . As opposed to complicated contraptions that run on fossil fuels, it's simple, light, and operates on the fuels we find around us every day: paper, cardboard, pine cones, sticks. It also brings back the joy of a natural fire in a way that is much more responsible than having an open campfire. Because I live for lists, here are the 10 reasons why I like it , and why I think you will too: