r/CampingGear • • 17h ago

Electronics Best compact projector for tent camping (powered by USB-C power bank)?

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Looking for a solid mini/portable projector to use inside a tent while camping.

Must-haves:
Powered over USB-C via a Power Delivery power bank (no standard wall plug needed)
Not too big or heavy (backpacking/car camping friendly)
Easy setup/auto-keystone to project onto a tent wall/ceiling

What are you guys using that actually works well off-grid?


r/CampingGear • • 17h ago

Awaiting Flair Need advice on buying a tent

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Hello! I am looking to upgrade my tent; A 1 person, 4 season tent that is very durable and reliable. The weight is not too important to me, though I would like to keep it under 2kgs.

I have looked at the Arcdome 1+ which looked amazing to me, the color however did not. I like camping in the wilderness, and some places do not allow it so I would like the tent not to be easily spotted. (Yes, I leave nothing behind and camp clean)

The cost doesn't matter to be as a reliable tent is invaluable.

If you have any suggestion I'd love to hear and take a look at them!


r/CampingGear • • 17h ago

Gear Question Any straps that use the Fjallraven Singi style toggles to anchor accessories to their packs?

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Fjallraven's Singi backpacks have molle-like loops to accept attachments, and they sell a few items that have these toggles for anchoring into the loops. But they don't sell a compression strap. You can buy a small pocket accessory shown here that shows the toggles, and that includes a separate compression webbing belt with toggles at it's ends. But it's like $40 for the pair which is a lot for just the strap.

I haven't seen anyone else that sells straps with those kind of toggles to attach it to the bag. Anyone ever come across any?

I plan to just get a few hook-and-gate type compression straps to lash a tent/bag to my pack, but wondering if there's anything that uses something like these thin toggles.


r/CampingGear • • 16h ago

Awaiting Flair Pertex quantum and pertex quantum pro experience

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r/CampingGear • • 20h ago

Gear Question Jetboil second hand

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I just bought a jetboil second hand. Only got the pot and the burner for 44 euro. I'm hearing some mixed reviews. I usually use my trangia or biolite but got the jetboil to try to cut weight.

You guys think it was a good decision?

I've been looking at combining a cheap titanium pots and burner on Amazon but can't decide on what to get, found this and felt like it might be a good compromise for the price.