Backcountry repair kit

Article Abstract:

A basic backcountry repair kit should include wide-eyed sewing needles, ripstop nylon or duct tape, glue and safety pins. The pack will weigh less than a pound and cost less than $15, but it could save a camper or hiker from discomfort and possible injury in an emergency.

Backpacking

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Sittin' pretty: a portable stool is a camper's answer to sore feet

Article Abstract:

A lightweight, portable camp stool can be easily assembled from materials costing about $8. Materials include a PVC pipe that will be cut into eight lengths, and canvas that will be sewn and used for the stool seat. Specific assembly directions are presented.

Design and construction, Stools, Stools (Furniture)

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Camper's repair kit

Article Abstract:

A simple pocket-size repair kit is very helpful when camping gear breaks. A bandage tin or a plastic travel soap dish is a good container. A list of recommended contents is included.

Maintenance, Repairing

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