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"With gear like this, you\u2019ll want to be the first one up in camp.\r\n\r\n\r\n\tSoft-sided coolers. The Folding Coolers chill almost as well as the old Coleman, but collapse for easy storage. From $46;&nbsp;kelty.com\r\n\tQuick-setup workstand. REI\u2019s Camp Kitchen snaps together in minutes, with space for camp cooking and storing. $149;&nbsp;rei.com\r\n\tStove with firepower. The Primus Firehole 100 has 2 powerful burners, match-free ignition, and an easy-clean design. $139;&nbsp;rei.com\r\n\tQuick-boil kettle. Tea lovers can get to steeping quickly with a fast-boil, ultralight Halulite tea kettle. $23;&nbsp;gsioutdoors.com\r\n\tNo-space bowl. Collapsible bowls squish for easy transport. $20/set of 3;&nbsp;containerstore.com\r\n\tQuality knife &amp; board. The Chopping Board Set\u2019s chef\u2019s knife nestles into a cutting-board case with no-slip corners. From $40;&nbsp;snowpeak.com\r\n\tHandy extras. Forest tea towel (on table; $28;&nbsp;makelike.com); 12-in. seasoned cast-iron skillet ($37;&nbsp;lodgemfg.com); Hanna tea towel (on shelf; $24;&nbsp;shop.leahduncan.com); 8D Retro Family-Size Lantern ("^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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