Crazy Camping Inventions of the Next Level

Paco Fire. When you go out in the open you no longer have to choose between convenience and delicious food if you take Paco Fire with you. This super lightweight portable camping grill fits in an A4 size envelope. Paco Fire is made of durable titanium that won't oxidize or affect the natural taste of food. Weighs around a pound and takes seconds to set up. Thanks to the low weight and compactness of the grill you can forget about heavy backpacks or the struggle to find extra space in your car. Paco Fire is made up of four parts each only 0.06 inches thick and a total thickness is less than 0.4 inches. Despite the sleek design the grill is stable enough to support up to 16.5 pounds of weight. According to the manufacturer the grill is easy to warm, cool down, clean and it can serve you for up to 50 years. One should mention wind resistance. Paco Fire comes with windshields along the sides to protect the burner so you get a consistent fire for efficient and even cooking. You don't have to constantly worry that the flame's about to go out. Manufacturers have already taken care of it. Giga Pump 2. This portable electric air pump is really really small. It's even called the smallest in the world and although the Giga Pump 2 has not yet been mentioned in the Guinness World Records it's definitely worth your attention. The key size device weighs 0.17 pounds and combines a vacuum pump, an air pump and a lantern. Giga Pump 2 is powered by a 1300 milliamp hour rechargeable lithium-ion battery. One charge is enough to quickly inflate more than 10 single air mattresses, vacuum more than 20 large vacuum bags or provide you with 10 hours of illumination. In addition to the standard nozzle the device comes with four additional nozzles that are compatible with most items you might need to inflate. In lantern mode the Giga Pump 2 features three brightness levels 40 lumens, 160 lumens and 400 lumens. While at maximum brightness setting the battery of the device will last only one hour. FunShell. A waterproof backpack is of course a nice thing to have. It's even better if it comes with an umbrella. The one you don't have to hold in your hands because the manufacturer took care of it and built the umbrella right into the backpack. This is exactly how FunShell works. The umbrella is made from a cloth that's not only waterproof but also 99% UV resistant which means it also offers protection from the sun. The umbrella looks more like a canopy and can be equipped with a cooling fan to help you stay cool on hot days. The fans sold separately. FirePit Plus. Everyone who's made a fire at least once or used an ordinary camper grill knows that the smoke from it will always blow in your face. There's no way around that unless you buy a smokeless FirePit. The FirePit Plus lets you enjoy the warmth, smell, crackling and all the other familiar sensations of burning wood but with absolutely no smoke. The device works on both charcoal and ordinary firewood and it doesn't require much fuel. Thanks to the patented airflow technology FirePit Plus creates a hyper-efficient flame. The size of the flame can be controlled using a mobile app. The FirePit Plus also has a built-in battery that's charged by solar energy. It provides the necessary airflow. If you don't like the idea of using the app to control your FirePit, you can do it manually using the button on the side. However, the app provides accurate updates about how long the battery can last without recharging which is from 7 to 30 hours depending on the size of the flame. And yes, with this device you can not only warm up and enjoy a cozy atmosphere watching the combustion process through a clear wall but also grill food. It works the same as if you fried something on the grill or used a regular frying pan. Haven Tent Sometimes it's inconvenient to set up a tent on the ground. The surface could be uneven or, for example, too cold. And sleeping in an ordinary hammock might also be out of the question. The perfect solution to this problem is the Haven Tent. Each of the three models of this tent uses a patented design to create a flat and open sleeping platform. This hammock allows you to sleep on your back, on your side and even on your stomach. Depending on the model, Haven Tent can support different weights, but each set includes everything you need for a comfortable sleep, including a rain cover and insect net. But the most important thing is the ability to keep the bottom of the hammock tent flat. The support arcs hold the side wall so that the sleeping platform stays flat. They also make getting in and out of the hammock easier. Internal spreader bars prevent the hammock from falling on its side. And the air mattress with horizontal baffles fits snugly inside and creates a soft platform, keeping the edges of the tent from wrapping around you. The manufacturer also claims that the fixed attachment points make the hammock so stable that it's impossible to turn it over at all. Actually, the design of the Haven Tent allows you to set it up anywhere. Well, almost anywhere. Perhaps even on a sheer cliff high above. And although rock climbers have to follow strict safety rules, hardly any of them would say no to a good sleep break during climbing. UEV 490. What is that? Well, the creators call it an off-road hybrid caravan. Thanks to the patented suspension system, this caravan will handle rough terrain. But the most important thing, of course, is hidden inside. Depending on the model, there may be enough space inside the caravan for the whole family or a few friends to sleep. Plus, there's plenty of storage space for all your essentials. The models come with a built-in kitchen, sink, refrigerator, basically everything you might need. True, in order to take advantage of all the stuffing, you'll have to make a stop since important accessories slide out of the caravan. On the one hand, life in such a caravan can't possibly be very comfortable. On the other hand, some believe that everything you might need can fit in a much smaller place. Inventor Yannick Reed has created the world's smallest caravan. Yes, this thing is the official record. The fully roadworthy trailer is 7.8 feet long, 5 feet high and 2.6 feet wide. It's equipped with a bed, interior lighting, TV, sink and kettle, and the relatively large windows provide plenty of daylight. Geyser One of the things that people find hard to put up with while camping is the lack of a proper shower. Even if there's a lake nearby, it's not the same. A great way to solve this problem is to take a portable shower with you. The geyser system uses 10 times less water than traditional camping showers. Thanks to the valve, the water ejection can be adjusted according to your needs. You gotta admit, it's one thing to take a shower and quite another to clean your bike. An automatic heater ensures that you don't get cold when showering outdoors, while an intuitive LED display lets you keep track of the water temperature. By the way, the device is equipped with protection against burns if you suddenly make the water too hot. And although the geyser holds only 0.8 gallons of water, this is enough to take a shower thanks to the water spray function. Every drop of water is used effectively. To take a warm shower, you only need 0.3 gallons of boiling water and 0.5 gallons of cold water. Galleria For Four Let's say you have an ordinary minivan, but you'd like to go camping. You wouldn't buy a camper van then, right? Why would you, when your minivan can be converted? The Galleria For Four system turns an ordinary minivan into a camper van for four people. The box located on the roof features a double bed. The dimensions are 59 inches wide and 83 inches long. The bed is fixed. The second bed, measuring 59 by 79 inches, unfolds inside the minivan and features a sofa and a table that supports the foot section. But this is only part of the upgrades that Galleria For Four offers. The upgraded minivan also includes a shower you can take without leaving the camper van. A grate at the bottom of the shower cabin allows water to gather below and either simply flow down or get pumped into a waste water tank. Well, what's a camper van without a kitchen? The entire kitchen slides out by 4.6 feet, allowing you to cook both indoors and outdoors. In addition, the camper is equipped with a gas stove with two burners powered by gas cylinders. They're located directly under the cooktop. Excess heat is used to heat water. The kitchen sink is made of stainless steel. This camper also has a toilet room. This is really a unique and convenient addition to the van. Actyon. A hybrid blanket. Sounds weird? That's quite a useful thing, actually. Large, fluffy blankets can be great in the park, but if the grass is wet, you're going to get wet too. On the beach, these blankets can't be used at all because of the sand. In addition, they're bulky, heavy, and take up too much space in the bag. Tarp-style blankets fold up nice and small, but sitting on them is about as uncomfortable as sitting on a plastic bag. The Actyon blanket combines the advantages of these two types of blankets but fixes their drawbacks. Made from microfiber and nylon, the Actyon blanket features a hidden pocket for valuables and steel stakes for keeping the blanket secure. The blanket's waterproof yet very pleasant to the touch, dries quickly, and can even be used as a towel. The folded blanket is easy to keep in a special zippered pouch for easy storage and movement. While it's worth mentioning the weight of the Gear and other useful stuff definitely shouldn't just be scattered around during the hike. It's inconvenient at best and risky at worst. A raccoon or a squirrel could steal it. In short, even on a hike, you might need something like an organizer. DeZook Duffel is something between a portable shelf you can take with you and a travel bag. Sturdy enough to withstand tough outdoor conditions, this organizer makes it easy to keep all your belongings neatly arranged anywhere in the woods. All you need to do is pack the items in the compartments before the trip and then just take out the DeZook Duffel when you arrive. The organizer can hang inside the tent or somewhere on a tree outside. Naturally, it's water-resistant, can withstand wind and stuff like that. Perhaps it's even raccoon-proof.