Food & Cooking

No power, no batteries: a side-cut opener for tins and jars

Folding panels that block the wind so a camp stove boils faster

A cup that folds flat to a disc so it fits any bag or kit

Keep tea, coffee or soup hot for hours without any power

A pocket-size spork that folds shut for bags and kits

Seal dry goods and leftovers to keep stored food fresh longer

A fold-flat stove that burns twigs and wood, so you cook without gas

A simple 1.2 litre pot with a lid for boiling, soup and one-pot meals

A sturdy compartment tin for carrying and eating meals on the move

Pots, bowls, cups and utensils in one nested set for a household of 2 to 3

A manual burr grinder for coffee beans, spices and small grains with no power