Best 12-Person Tents of 2026
We pitched 12-person tents from CORE, Coleman, CAMPROS, and Castle Unicorn to find the roomiest, driest, easiest big-tent setups for family camping.
Tents, sleeping bags and pads, camp furniture, packs, water filters and trail essentials, compared on weight, comfort, weather protection, and durability.
We pitched 12-person tents from CORE, Coleman, CAMPROS, and Castle Unicorn to find the roomiest, driest, easiest big-tent setups for family camping.
We tested 20°F sleeping bags for backpacking, car camping, and kids, so you can pick one that holds its rating and suits how you actually camp.
We tested canvas sleeping bags for cold-weather camping and hunting, from a -30°F heavyweight to a two-person double that packs small.
We tested double sleeping bags for couples, from budget car-camping picks to cold-weather bags, to help you choose the right warmth, width, and packed size.
We tested down sleeping bags from Kelty, Naturehike, and more to find warm, packable picks for three-season camping, cold nights, and ultralight trips.
We tested gravity filters from LifeStraw, Sawyer, Katadyn, and Practical Survival to find the best balance of weight, flow, and capacity for backpacking.
We tested 64-ounce insulated bottles for cold retention, lid security, and carry comfort. Our picks suit commutes, camps, job sites, and tight budgets.
We tested roomy sleeping bags for side sleepers, from wide rectangular cuts to flannel-lined and cold-weather picks, so you can turn over comfortably.
We tested straw water filters from LifeStraw, Sawyer, and more to find which are worth packing for backpacking, travel, and emergency kits.
We tested wood-burning tent stoves for heat, smoke control, packability, and cooking. Here are the best picks for wall tents, family camps, and backpacking.
We tested folding zero-gravity chairs for camping, comparing recline locks, seat width, and packed weight to find the picks that hold up trip after trip.
We tested blackout tents for families, couples, and large groups. Here are the roomiest, darkest picks, with setup and ventilation trade-offs.
We tested camera backpacks on day hikes to find packs that protect gear, vent well, and stay comfortable when the trail turns steep.
We tested camera backpacks for DSLR and mirrorless kits, comparing capacity, access, protection, and comfort to find the best for travel and trails.
We tested eight camera sling bags, from a compact canvas pouch to a 15-liter DSLR sling, to find the quickest, most comfortable carry for your kit.
We tested camping loveseats for two, weighing comfort, seat height, packed weight, and stability to find the best for couples, taller users, and value.
We tested disposable and rechargeable hand warmers for hunting, stadiums, and cold commutes. Here's what keeps hands warm longest.
We tested heavy duty camping chairs rated for 450 to 800 pounds to find the sturdiest, roomiest picks for big and tall campers and long days outside.
A steady shower temperature is the hardest thing to find. We compare propane camp showers on heat output, water supply, weight, and battery life.
We tested women's hiking daypacks for comfort, water access, and real trail capacity, from the Osprey Daylite Plus to packable budget picks.
We tested cabin tents for upright room, easy setup, and real rain protection. Here are the best for big families, quick trips, and tight budgets.
We tested folding camp shovels for fire pits, tire ruts, and pack space. Here is what folds small, digs hard, and keeps its lock tight.
We tested carbon fiber trekking poles for weight, reach, and lock security. These are the pairs we recommend for hiking, backpacking, and travel.
We tested folding trekking poles for pack size, lock security, and grip comfort. Here are the pairs worth packing, from budget aluminum to carbon.