For the price this kayak tracks surprisingly well, is fairly stable and isn't too hard to handle. Our main knocks on it are that it's made with thin materials that may be susceptible to puncture and it's slow in the water.

We love the stability and comfort of this kayak. It also has some great storage for taking on an overnight trip. Our main issues are the setup/ pack down and speed in the water. We really noticed the width and it was a bit hard to manoeuvre this kayak around.

On paper this should be a great kayak. It certainly delivers on the speed and is the closest inflatable kayak in terms of design to a hard shell. It's a bit heavy to carry but the main issue we have is the lack of stability and less than great finish quality of the build.

The Advanced Elements Straitedge is a quite stable, spacious and strong kayak, but it’s quite uncomfortable, doesn't track well, is slow and can be annoying to inflate due to its many inflation points. Overall, it’s ok for fishing or white water, but it can be awkward to paddle long distances in.

This is a comfortable kayak that performs pretty well in the water. Tracking really well in a straight line it is also easy to manoeuvre. With all the inflation points it does take time to setup.

Really solid in the water with a good storage capacity, this is an enjoyable kayak to paddle. The cockpit is comfortable and there is a curved bar the lifts the deck to give you the little bit of extra space you need for your legs.

The NEMO Moonlite Reclining Camp Chair is comfortable, breathable and versatile, but it comes with downsides, such as its bulk and price. Overall, it’s a durable and comfortable reclining chair.

The GCI Outdoor Kickback Rocker Chair is quite interesting in that it rocks! Literally! It’s also quite sturdy, which, unfortunately, adds to the weight. It’s also not the most compact. It’s a unique swinging camping chair.

The REI Co-Op Outward Lawn Chair has backpack straps for transport and is fully padded, making it quite comfortable. Some may not enjoy it, though, as it’s low to the ground and has no pockets. It’s a simple but versatile and stable chair.

The Big Agnes Big Six is easy to carry, but it has no feaures like armrests or drink holders. Overall, there are better ultralight options.

The Helinox Chair One is extremely light, portable and durable, although it’s a bit expensive and less comfortable than other chairs. It’s our highest-quality ultralight choice.

The Oztent Gecko Directors Chair is a solid chair that won't fall apart. It's a low back, upright rigid chair that is a great option if you like that style.

The Oztent King Goanna is a very comfortable and durable camping chair, although, it’s optional headrest can be uncomfortable. Overal, it tops our list of best camping chairs as it’s an excellent chair to sit in for hours.

The Yeti Trailhead Camping Chair is comfortable, sturdy and durable. While it’s expensive and heavy, it’s a luxurious and long-lasting chair.

The Alps Mountaineering King Kong Camping Chair is large, durable and comfortable, but it comes at the cost of being heavy. Overall, it’s a great all-round camping chair.

The Quechua Folding Low Camping Chair is very light and easy to transport, but it’s a bit uncomfortable and not as durable as others. Overall, it’s a lower-cost lightweight option.

Tentipi's Safir 9 is an absolutely premium, top-of-the-market teepee. Beautifully made, very thoughtfully designed, durable, lightweight, spacious and with a bunch of features that make it extremely versatile, it's without a doubt the best tent we reviewed, but it comes at a hefty price.

The Ozark Trail 7 is an affordable teepee with lots of ventilation and no central pole, but it has poor waterproofing and doesn’t sleep seven as advertised. Overall, it’s a simple, good-weather-only teepee.

The PlayDo Waterproof Cotton Canvas Teepee Tent is huge and durable, but it comes at the cost of being heavy, expensive and timely to set up. It’s a fantastic tent for long camping trips, though.

The Seekoutside Redcliff is light and versatile, but its downside is that it provides no warmth unless you pair it with a stove. It makes for a great backpacking or bush hiking shelter, suitable for winter with a stove inside.