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The best new gear to help you make the most of your time in the Canadian outdoors, whether hiking and camping, road-tripping, heading out on an expedition or researching in the field
Photo: Alex Cohen
Eagle Creek's packable daypack, which folds into a tiny pouch, is ideal for any traveller tight on space.
Photo: Nick Walker/Canadian Geographic
The Stanley Happy Hour System is designed to help you mix bespoke drinks wherever your adventures take you, from the lake to the backcountry and beyond
Photo: Alexandra Pope/Canadian Geographic
The Fatboy Lamzac Hangout Chair is likely very comfortable, if you can get it fully inflated
Photo: Javier Frutos/Canadian Geographic
Canadian Geographic's creative director tests Nikon's latest full-frame model on a heli-hiking experience with Canadian Mountain Holidays
Photo: Courtesy MSR
A lightweight and easy-to-pitch tent that's perfect for backcountry camping
Photo: Genevieve Taylor/Canadian Geographic
From Niagara's fury to suburban soccer pitches, the iconic Tilley Hat keeps you cool, dry and shaded from the sun
Photo: Michela Rosano/Canadian Geographic
Stay hydrated with this durable, insulated water bottle
Photo: Kendra Stieler/Canadian Geographic
Slippery rocks and running water were no match for the Keen Women's Newport EVO H2 water shoes
Photo: Alexandra Pope/Canadian Geographic
This headlamp aims for total hands-free control, but falls short on functionality
Photo: Canadian Geographic
Show your Canadian pride when you travel abroad with a new series of hardshell suitcases from Atlantic Luggage
