Made In The USA: The Hoffman Blacksmithing Camp Axe
This is the Hoffman Camp Axe, it has a 2.25 lb head and a hickory wood handle, both of which are made in the United States by the folks at Hoffman Blacksmithing. Unusually, Hoffman…
This is the Hoffman Camp Axe, it has a 2.25 lb head and a hickory wood handle, both of which are made in the United States by the folks at Hoffman Blacksmithing. Unusually, Hoffman…
This is the Barebones Power Station, it’s a portable power supply offering 88.8 Wh from its removable and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. The Power Station has a retro look, with an analogue gauge that can…
This is a beautiful 1950 Silver Streak Clipper Camper that remained in single family ownership for 35 years. It’s been given a series of upgrades since 2020, and it’s now being offered for sale…
This is the titanium French Press from Japanese company Snow Peak, who have been making high-quality adventure gear since the 1950s, and titanium equipment for over 30 years. Weighing only 6.3 ounces but offering…
This is the Springbar® Traveler Tent, it’s part of a series of American-made canvas tents that have been in continuous production since the 1960s. The classic tents made by Springbar in Salt Lake City,…
This is a 1964 Airstream Globetrotter that benefits from a refurbishment by South Jersey RV of Newfield, New Jersey that was completed back in the 2000s, as well as more recent restoration work completed…
This is a Spartan Royal Mansion Trailer from 1950 that benefits from a restoration completed back in 2012 by Texas Vintage Travel Trailer in New Braunfels, Texas. It’s now being offered for sale with…
This is a 1971 Chevrolet C30 Chinook Camper that offers a surprising amount of living space with a double bed, a bathroom and shower, a kitchenette, and a dinette that converts into an additional…
This 1959 Lincoln Continental Camper is easily one of the most elegant-looking RVs we’ve ever featured on Silodrome, and amazingly it’s said to have been built in period in a series of 10 vehicles…
This is a 1928 Chevrolet One Ton truck that’s been converted into a “gypsy-style” camper that includes a double bed, a kitchenette, a seating area, and plenty of stained-glass windows. This home-on-wheels would be…
This is the Vik 3.8 Pro Folding Kayak, as the name suggests, it’s a kayak that can be folded down, and in this case it can be folded down into a backpack for easy…
This is the new, second-gen version of the best-selling Stöker wood burning camping stove from the team at Überleben, based out of Bonners Ferry, Idaho. The Stöker consists of five anti-corrosive 304 stainless steel…