iKamper Launches Skycamp 4.0 Rooftop Tent Series
iKamper has introduced the Skycamp 4.0 series, the latest evolution of its flagship rooftop tent platform, featuring a refined design that improves interior space while maintaining a compact external footprint. The updated lineup includes duo, trio, and quad configurations, expanding fitment across mid-size SUVs, crossovers, wagons, and truck beds.
Enhancements include a redesigned sleeping platform with optional foam or self-inflating mattresses, increased headroom, larger airflow openings, and an insulated, cork-lined floor system for improved comfort. Constructed with a fiber-reinforced shell and breathable polycotton fabric, the four-season tent is engineered for durability, efficient setup, and extended vehicle-based travel.
From $4,415 | ikamper.com
Warn Introduces Fully Hidden Kit Winch Mounts and Compact Zeon XC 12-S Winch
Warn Industries has launched a new Fully Hidden Kit winch-mounting system designed to integrate a recovery winch behind a vehicle’s factory bumper while preserving the original styling. Developed for select Ford and Toyota trucks and SUVs, the lightweight, compact mount supports the installation of the new short-drum Zeon XC 12-S winch rated at 12,000 pounds. The system aims to reduce the need for heavy aftermarket bumpers and minimize interference with parking sensors, cameras, and driver-assistance systems.
Built and tested in the United States, the combination focuses on maintaining structural strength, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance in a more discreet, low-profile configuration.
From $850 | warn.com
Danner Introduces MTN45 Low Hiking Shoe
Danner, my go-to boot, has released the MTN45 Low in the new Nacreous Clouds colorway, a lightweight hiking shoe designed for mixed-terrain travel and everyday outdoor use. The model combines a durable nubuck leather upper with a breathable mesh lining and a Vibram Megagrip outsole engineered for traction on wet and dry surfaces. Cushioning and rebound are provided by the brand’s EnduroFoam Plus midsole, while a TPU rock plate and mudguard add underfoot protection and durability. The non-waterproof design emphasizes comfort in warm to moderate conditions. Recraftable construction and supportive trail-running-inspired geometry position the shoe as a versatile option for hiking and travel.
$220 | danner.com
Travoca Debuts Rigel+ Dual-Zone Electric Cooler
Travoca has introduced the Rigel+ dual-zone ecooler, an updated 12-volt fridge-freezer available in three sizes: 35, 45, and 60 liters. Building on the original Rigel platform, the new model adds practical features such as an external MOLLE panel for gear organization, a fold-out steel side shelf, and removable interior baskets to simplify packing and access. Dual-zone temperature control allows users to independently refrigerate or freeze items, supported by Toshiba compressor technology and vacuum-insulated panels that improve cooling efficiency and reduce power consumption. The cooler features a durable steel construction, an HDPE base, and an IPX5 water-resistance rating.
From $830 | travoca.com
Joolca Launches Hottie Portable Recirculation Water Heater
Joolca has introduced the Hottie, a compact, self-contained hot water system designed to provide reliable off-grid comfort for overland travel and outdoor use. The unit integrates its own water reservoir, pump, and propane heating system, allowing users to fill the tank, select a digital temperature setting, and produce consistently heated water at the press of a button. A recirculation design preheats the entire water supply to reduce waste and improve efficiency, while a two-stage filtration system enables use with natural water sources.
Powered by standard propane canisters and a 12-volt input, the portable system is intended for camping showers, cleaning tasks, and general outdoor applications.
$539 | joolca.com
EarthCruiser Expands Production of MOD Composite Camper Platform
EarthCruiser has announced plans to expand production of its MOD composite camper platform, leveraging nearly two decades of expedition vehicle engineering to reach a broader market. The lightweight, one-piece composite structure is designed to reduce potential failure points associated with traditional multi-panel RV construction while improving durability for remote travel.
The company will scale output through a distributed builder network, focusing internally on structural engineering and composite manufacturing while partner builders complete final vehicle integration. The strategy reflects evolving industry demand for higher build quality and long-term reliability. EarthCruiser intends to grow both its composite camper offerings and production partnerships in the coming year.
Fjällräven Launches Vardag Vindby Jacket and Kajka X-Lätt 45 Pack
Fjällräven has introduced two new products aimed at lightweight outdoor travel and trekking efficiency. The Vardag Vindby jacket is a wind-resistant, breathable shell designed for everyday hiking and variable weather conditions, combining recycled materials with a streamlined fit and practical detailing.
Complementing this apparel launch, the Kajka X-Lätt 45 trekking backpack delivers a lighter evolution of the brand’s established Kajka platform, featuring a supportive carrying system, durable construction, and a simplified feature set intended to reduce overall pack weight. Together, the new jacket and pack target users seeking versatile, lower-impact gear suited to extended travel and backcountry use.
$240/Vardag Vindby Jacket, $380/Kajka X-Lätt 45 Pack | fjällräven.com
Goal Zero Launches Yeti 1500 LifePo4 Portable Power Station
Goal Zero has introduced the latest Yeti 1500 portable power station, now equipped with lithium iron phosphate battery chemistry, which is designed to improve durability and long-term performance for off-grid travel and emergency backup. The unit offers IPX4 water resistance, approximately 1,500 watt-hours of storage capacity, and a 2000-watt high-output inverter capable of powering appliances, tools, and electronic devices in remote environments. Multiple AC, USB, and DC ports support simultaneous charging, while solar compatibility enables recharging from renewable sources during extended trips. The updated battery design is engineered for significantly increased charge-cycle lifespan and greater thermal stability.
$1,500 | goalzero.com
Hipcamp Launches Expanded Rig-Type Search Filters
Hipcamp has introduced expanded search filters designed to better support the growing diversity of vehicle-based camping setups. The update adds dedicated categories for car campers, rooftop tents, and truck campers, allowing users to more accurately match campsites to their travel style rather than relying on broad “tent” or “RV” classifications. The platform has also renamed its “RV Type” filter to “Rig Type” and improved listing access information, clarifying whether sites are suitable for two-wheel drive or require four-wheel drive. Users can now save detailed rig specifications in their profiles, streamlining future trip planning and helping hosts communicate site compatibility more effectively.
Deuter Introduces Updated 2026 Aircontact Core Backpack
The updated Aircontact Core range arrives for 2026 with a focus on fit adjustment, load stability, and ventilation for extended trekking. Available in multiple capacities for women’s and regular fits, the pack features a new five-stage VariClick back-length system that simplifies precise adjustment. ActiveBalance shoulder straps and pivoting VariFlex hip fins aim to improve weight distribution and maintain a centered load on uneven terrain.
A Y-shaped aluminum frame, breathable Air Spacer mesh back panel, and continuous padding enhance comfort during prolonged use. Practical details include a wide front access zipper, large dual-entry side pockets, organized hip-belt storage, and an integrated bottle holster.
From $280 | deuter.com
Rux Expands Storage Line With New Duffel Boxes
Rux has introduced a new range of duffel-style storage boxes aimed at travelers seeking flexible, durable organization for transport and outdoor use. Built around the brand’s modular packing concept, the products combine structured walls with soft-sided packability, allowing them to fold down when not in use. Weather-resistant materials and reinforced construction are intended to protect gear during vehicle-based travel, camping, and everyday hauling.
Large access openings simplify packing and retrieval, while compatible accessories expand storage options. The updated designs focus on adaptable load management, efficient space utilization, and practical handling for users who frequently move between home, vehicle, and camp.
From $225 | rux.life
Outdoor Vitals Launches Cirq Trekking Pole Tent
Outdoor Vitals has introduced the Cirq Trekking pole tent, an ultralight shelter designed for backpackers seeking a balance of weight savings, ventilation, and interior space. Intended for use with trekking poles, the tent reflects a minimalist design philosophy while addressing common concerns such as condensation and packability.
The shelter’s design focuses on efficient airflow and a straightforward setup, enabling quick deployment across varied backcountry environments. A compact, packed size and streamlined materials make it suitable for fast-moving hikers and long-distance trekkers. The Cirq is positioned as a practical option for users prioritizing adaptable, lightweight shelter systems.
From $330 | outdoorvitals.com
Haglöfs and Polartec Launch Standard Issue Black Initiative
Haglöfs and Polartec have introduced Standard Issue Black, a pre-dyed color standard intended to reduce variation and resource use in outdoor apparel production. The initiative addresses the widespread practice of developing multiple visually similar black shades, each requiring separate dye processes and material sourcing.
By standardizing a single black tone, the companies aim to simplify manufacturing and lower environmental impact, with internal assessments indicating significant reductions in water and energy consumption compared to conventional piece-dyed fabrics. The concept is highlighted through a limited Black Capsule collection using existing materials. Standard issue black is scheduled to enter full production in Haglöfs’ Fall/Winter 2026 range.
RealTruck Introduces Premium Apex Truck Cap
RealTruck has launched the Apex truck cap, a premium fiberglass canopy designed to complement the styling and functionality of modern pickup trucks. The model, beginning with select Ford F-150 configurations, features large tinted side windows, a frameless sliding front window, and a carpet-lined interior intended to enhance comfort and usability.
A patent-pending InvisiLatch system synchronizes the rear hatch with the tailgate for hands-free opening, while integrated LED lighting improves cargo visibility. The cap’s two-tone, color-matched finish and integrated spoiler contribute to a streamlined appearance and improved water management. The Apex is designed and engineered in the United States.
$5,600 | realtruck.com
Allen Introduces Smart Suction Snap Camera Mount
Allen has announced the upcoming release of the Smart Suction Snap, a compact mounting system designed for securing cameras to smooth vehicle surfaces. The device uses a 6-inch suction cup and precision ball-head assembly to provide stable positioning for DSLR, mirrorless, compact, and action cameras without the need for clamps or permanent modifications. A Bluetooth connection allows users to monitor suction pressure in real time through a smartphone (what next!?), helping ensure secure attachment during use. Intended for filming rolling footage, interior perspectives, and low-angle shots, the lightweight design is aimed at automotive content creators, photographers, and overlanders seeking flexible, quickly deployable mounting solutions.
$70 | allen.bike
Marin Expands Alcatraz Dirt Jump Bike Range
Marin has expanded its Alcatraz lineup, a purpose-built dirt-jump and slopestyle mountain-bike platform developed in collaboration with professional rider Matt Jones. Designed for pump tracks, jump lines, and urban riding, the model features a durable Series 3 aluminum frame engineered to withstand repeated impacts and aggressive riding styles.
The bike employs a simple single-speed drivetrain, horizontal dropouts, and compact chainstays to support responsive handling and easier manuals. A rigid suspension-corrected CroMo fork and mechanical disc brakes provide controlled performance, while 26-inch wheels and robust components emphasize durability. Available in multiple frame sizes and build options, the Alcatraz targets riders seeking a focused skills-progression platform.
From $979 | marinbikes.com
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