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There is some debate in the grilling community, and by "grilling community", I mean myself and friends who like to grill :),about whether to use a grill cover or not. I always do, but some say they trap moisture and do more harm then good. The choice is yours, I like things shiny.

It is shockingly light weight yet strong as an ox and has enough drag to pull in pretty much any bass I'll likely ever catch. The braking system is great and very forgiving and I've dialed it in to virtually never need your thumb. The spool capacity is great and I've had no issues at all with this reel after much travel and usage. This thing can cast!

Cant wait to cook over the fire!!

Attaches to your electric drill to raise and lower your stabilizer jacks.

Large capacity RV water filter ... because water at some campsites is pretty nasty!

On the other hand (yeah, i know), a good meat thermometer is essential. Make sure everything is fully cooked before serving your guests, nothing ruins a cookout more than ... well, you know.

Whether your pressed for space or you need a tailgating grill, this Weber is AWESOM. I always have mine out at big cookouts as a backup and for extra cooking area. It's sub $200, weighs about 25lbs, comes in multiple colors and has a stand available (separate purchase).

Hopefully you don't lose your way on your hiking expedition, but if you do, a personal locator beacon would be amazing to have handy, -406 MHz Distress Signal - Sent Directly to Search and Rescue Authorities Worldwide -66 Channel GPS Receiver Pin-points your location -121.5 MHz Homing Signal - Allows Search and Rescue to zero in on your location as they get close to your location. -LED Strobe Light