Tents, Sleeping, and Other Camping Gear
Here are some of my favorite sleeping gear that I have used over the years. Many of them are still with me, like my 3-season Marmot tent (going strong even after 7 years of heavy beating).
![Recommended 3 season tent](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/1-1.jpg)
Marmot Crane Creek
Marmot makes great camping gear and is very popular among campers. I have been rocking their Crane Creek tent for my summer backpacking & camping and I love it.
I highly recommend this 3-season tent.
![Recommended 4 season tent](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/2-1.jpg)
Geertop All Season Tent
I have done a few tough winter camping trips and my Geertop has never disappointed me. It can take serious snow and wind beating without any issues.
Great value for money!
![Recommended sleepig bag](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/3.jpg)
Marmot Ironwood 20F
I always prefer down over synthetic bags. It is a bit more expensive but lasts forever. The Marmot Ironwood mummy bag is perfect for low-temperature camping.
Comfortable as low as 20 F.
![Recommended Hammock](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/3-1.jpg)
ENO SingleNest
ENO SingleNest is my go-to hammock in a very affordable price range and offers the best value.
If you prefer slightly more room, you can also go for the DoubleNext double hammock.
![Recommended air mattress](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/4-1.jpg)
Therm-a-Rest NeoAir
This lightweight air mattress is made specifically for backpacking. With a weight of less than 2 lb, strong Nylon construction, and an R-value of 6.9.
This is your ideal camping air mattress.
![Recommended Sleeping Pad](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Tent.jpg)
Therm-a-Rest Z Lite
Don’t like air mattresses? Get this comfortable closed-foam sleeping pad. It’s lightweight, easy to deploy, and much more reliable than an air mattress.
I have been using Z lite as my primary bed for a few seasons.
Cooking Essentials
My recommended camping cooking equipment to help make your stay as homey as possible in the tough wilderness.
![best camping fuel cannister](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/10.jpg)
MSR Isopro Blend
MSR Isopro is blended fuel (propane+butane) that combines the best fuel types. It is lighter than propane and works at lower temperatures than pure Butane.
![recommended camping stove for travellers and backpackers](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/9.jpg)
MSR Pocket Rocket
This tiny & portable travel stove has been the camper’s favorite for a long time.
Works with Lindal valve cans and Coleman propane cans via G Works adaptor.
![recommended camping pot](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/7.jpg)
Stanley Cook Pots
Quite famous among most campers, the Stanley cooking set is a 20oz stainless steel pot that comes with 2 additional cups. It’s lightweight and perfect for camping.
![camping kitchen set](https://trucampers.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/8.jpg)
Wealers Kitchen Set
The 11 most essential utensils in one place for outdoor cooking – the Wealers kitchen set is rugged, durable & convenient. Comes with an easy-to-carry backpack.
Need Help?
Need to get camping gear but not sure which one is best for you? Send me an e-mail, and I will be happy to suggest a suitable one.