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...time to dry out. Thus people who expect a significant amount of rain when camping will either bring a down sleeping bag with a water-resistant shell, or a ba ...than lower fill-power downs of the same weight. Insulation in most outdoor equipment ranges from about 400 to 900 in³/oz (230-520 cm³

...situations where it is impractical to carry around a full bed (e.g. when [[camping]], [[hiking]], [[hill walking]] or [[climbing]]). Its primary purpose is to ...rap]]s or cords with [[cord lock]]s. The basic design works well for most camping needs but is inadequate under more demanding circumstances.

...y up if there are limited natural vertical structures such as trees in the camping area. Flies, however, can be put up using poles or jury-rigged, for exampl [[Category:Camping equipment]]

...sions and [[quickdraw]]s. Webbing is used in many ways in [[hiking]] and [[camping]] gear including [[backpacks]] straps, load adjusters and [[tent]] adjuster ...system used by the British Army today is known as [[Personal Load Carrying Equipment]].

...estleMania XXIV]] to prevent rain from falling on the performers and stage equipment.]] ...[[rain]], or [[sunlight]], a [[ground sheet]] or a [[fly (tent)|fly]] in [[camping]], a drop sheet for [[painting]], for protecting the infield of a [[basebal

...tic]] sheet with [[eyelet]]s or loops on the perimeter, which is used in [[camping]], outdoor, or [[military]] situations to act as a shelter, in the form of ...makes them, and their occupants, less visible to enemy infrared detection equipment. Normally bashas are erected in woods, as the trees both serve to give visu

...e ground such as jacks, pipes, and supports for air conditioning and other equipment above the roof of a building. ...and mule packers use the term dunnage when they transport freight, such as camping gear and food supplies, but do not carry passengers. In fishing net product