Designed and built to last a lifetime, or three, the first prototype of the Trangia stove saw light of day back in 1951…

The stainless steel RidgeMonkey Grilla BBQ is perfect for fishing, camping and trips to the beach as not only can it be used as a fire pit with charcoal and wood, but it also comes with…

As the names suggests, the Firewood Stove uses wood (it can also be used with coal), so if the option is available simply scout for firewood when you reach camp.

Made from aluminium, the Robens telescopic tripod comes in its own carry bag, weighs only 980g yet can…

With an ethos to produce quality carbon neutral fuel products, which benefit both the user and the environment, Dr. Heat’s eco-friendly firelighters are

Advertised as the world's best natural BBQ, the EcoGrill is 100% biodegradable, and is made from the highest quality alder wood and alder charcoal, unlike normal disposable barbecues that are…

The first cookbook from the outdoors legend that is Ray Mears isn’t just a cookbook, it’s a font of all knowledge that takes you through the basic camp kitchen, types of..

If you’re looking for a simple, yet sturdy stove that’s ready to be used within less than 20 seconds, then the Robens Firewood Stove is the one for you!

Made from stainless steel and…

Creating a fire pit using a circle of stones and lots of wood doesn’t always align with the ethos of ‘leave no evidence’, so the next best thing is a purpose built fire pit, like this Kamoto.

Actually, how I should describe it is the heavy duty BBQ & Griddle set because, damn, it’s a solid piece of kit!

If you look through our product review section you will see a lot of expensive gear, and generally they’re expensive for a good reason - quality.  This cooking set comes in below the £20 mark, so it's a refreshing relief for the budget minded…

The other month when I received the Primus Campfiire Cookset, but something was missing, and that something was a stove that was as spiffy as the pans. Then it hit me, why don't I be cheeky and ask Primus if I could borrow their stylish Onja stove, after all I might as well keep it in the family, so to speak, and I’d always secretly fancied one…

Recently we’ve fancied something a bit more, well, varied for our alfresco lunches. The problem here is that my BBQ skills are limited to throwing on slabs of meat, and that's pretty much it, that was until we took delivery of the durable Primus 18/8 stainless steel Campfire Cookset…

By using the aforementioned witchcraft, it uses the heat from the fire to create electricity that both charges your device, and powers a fan that blows air into the chimney.

Made from toughened Zirconium Oxide and measure 6 on the Mohs Scale (Steel measures 4.5 and Diamond 10), the blades are hardened to 400 tons of pressure causing the knife to…

Last year, Woodfuel Direct sent me a couple of packs of their Hotties to review which worked really well both in a wood-burning stove and my Aquaforno.  What I didn’t mention was that they also gave me a packet of their Ignite Firelighters to try out, so what do I think? 

Well, made from renewable and untreated wood shavings that are dipped in wax, the first one I lit using a match took only ………

The Freescape Camp Kitchen is basically 2 knives secured in a tray that slides into cutting board, and as its name suggests, perfect for outdoor cooking. You get 2 knives as I said, a Freescape Paring Knife that has a grippy rubber handle, fine 3” steel blade and full tang construction which makes it excellent for peeling or …….

Muddy Madam and I were at the NEC the other month at the Garden & Leisure Exhibition, and amongst all the cool bits and pieces on show was the Firepod Pizza Oven. Immediately it grabbed our attention, for  reasons such as: we love pizza and it is a very funky looking pizza oven…….

I’ve had 2 packet of Hotties for quite a while. Unfortunately they were put to one side and forgotten about, as I don’t have a wood burning stove (yet), and both my Ozpig and Aquaforno stoves are buried deep in the outhouse, far out of reach, even for ………..

big fork isn't a fork in the eating sense, it's actually a cooking utensil. It's an 11 inch long giant fork for cooking and serving. You can use it as a food turner when cooking by using its ‘prongs’ to grab and flip steaks or