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  • How to Safely Dispose of Used Camping Fuel Canisters

    by Outdoor Element

    image courtesy of Dad Gear Review

    Handled™️ by Outdoor Element is the answer! Click below to learn more and check out the informative blog recently posted by Dad Gear Review.

    Posted in Blog, Camp gear, camp kitchen, Handled, recycle, Review

  • 4 Things I'm Grateful for as an Entrepreneur

    by Michael Mojica

    I quit my 9-5 in late 2017 to be all in on pursuing my American Dream – growing Outdoor Element. I knew going in the hill ahead would be a steep and risky climb.

    What I didn’t realize is how much I’d love this journey. Struggles and all.

    Reflecting on the past year, I’ve compiled a list of 4 things I’m grateful for as an entrepreneur.

    Posted in Blog, Small Business

  • How to Make a Campfire According to an Expert

    by Outdoor Element
    Outdoor Element's own, Joe Brown, is featured in a recent blog post by Dad Gear Review. Check out his advice on how to make a campfire. 
    Posted in Blog, Camp gear, Fire Escape, Firebiner, Outdoor Tips, Survival Skills

  • How to be Family Adventure Ready

    by Outdoor Element
    I wish I could say I'm motivated to get my family outdoors for exercise, learning new skills or encouraging self-care (it is a little of all those things) but my biggest motivator is creating positive memories for my children. The ironic thing is that not all of our outdoor adventures actually end up creating a positive memory immediately.  Sometimes we end up with siblings fighting, someone getting hurt, or a discouraged parent due to the lack of cooperation.  BUT, that won’t ever stop me from trying (maybe to my children’s dismay). My intention and hope is that at least one of them has fun and at the same time we move our bodies, leave the screens behind, experience adventures or places we hadn’t before, and hopefully connect with each other, nature and our creator.  
    Posted in Blog, camp kitchen, Outdoor Tips, Survival Skills

  • Spring Forward by Looking Back: 11 Lessons Learned from my Camping Mistakes

    by Outdoor Element
    Spring is here and I’m itching to get outdoors. As I’m prepping my gear, I thought I’d share some common mistakes from my past in hopes of helping you get outdoors to explore with confidence.
    Posted in 14er, Blog, Camp gear, Fire Escape, Firebiner, Near Zero, Outdoor Tips, Survival Skills

  • Hiking Thru Life Podcast - Outdoor Element with Mike Mojica

    by Outdoor Element
    Mike was a recent guest on the Hiking Thru Life podcast where he shared the story of Outdoor Element and the life of an entrepreneur. Go give it a ...
    Posted in Blog

  • HuntingLife.com Father's Day Gift Guide - Fire Escape

    by Outdoor Element
    With Father's Day right around the corner on June 21, go and get dad a gift that he's sure to enjoy. Head on over HuntingLife.com to check out thei...
    Posted in Blog, Fire Escape, News

  • Meet Colleen

    by Outdoor Element
    Meet Colleen Rue, OE Ambassador, overall awesome-sauce, American entrepreneur superstar
    Posted in Blog

  • My Camp Kitchen and Those Fuel Canisters

    by Outdoor Element
    My camp kitchen typically involves an MSR Pocket Rocket, a fuel canister, and a pot for boiling water- for my Mountain House, freeze-dried me...
    Posted in Blog, Handled

  • Introducing the Phoenix Talon

    by Outdoor Element
    The Phoenix Talon is a D2 steel hunting-survival knife. You know who you are...you wake up before the birds are singing and hike/scout/track/trek...
    Posted in Blog, Knives, Phoenix Talon

  • Firebiner Review by Alex Kwa

    by Outdoor Element
    Alex is one of the few experts in the urban techwear industry. You can see that he knows what he's talking about on his detailed reviews and how h...
    Posted in Blog, Firebiner, Reviews

  • Kodiak Review by Alex Kwa

    by Outdoor Element
    Go and check out the latest Kodiak review by Alex Kwa, a Singaporean product designer living in Tokyo. The post is full of great photos and a...
    Posted in Blog, Kodiak, Reviews