GearCulture

Take your fun and adventure to the water with the Project 54cx by Wave Sport ($2,500). This high performance kayak is hand-crafted with a carbon kevlar and carbon fiberglass components, which results in an ultralight, 20 pound playboat with increased durability, stability and maneuverability. The limited edition Project 54cx features an adjustable seat, leg lifter and backhand, and new thigh brace system for added comfort and control. [source]

Solve your camp lighting issue with the Coleman LED Quad Lantern ($70). This innovative light source is designed with four detachable 6-LED side panels which can be used individually or together as a bright 24-LED, 190-lumen omni lantern. The Quad Lantern is powered by 8 D-cell batteries, housed in the lantern's base and provides a full 72 hours of power. Each individual panel contains a rechargeable NiMH battery which provides one hour of burn time when fully charged.

Add more fun to your favorite summer past time with the Aqua Sounders Floating Speaker from Grace Digital Audio ($150). This spherical speaker for the iPod is wireless, waterproof and stays afloat to let you enjoy your favorite tunes while chillaxing in the pool. The Aqua Sounders includes a transmitter dock capable of supporting up to ten floating speakers within a 150-feet radius. The floating speaker can run up to six hours non-stop on fully charged batteries and features a pair of ultra-bright LED mood lights for nighttime skinny dipping fun.

Made for the great outdoors, the Snow Peak Single Wall 600 Titanium Mugs ($30) are insanely lightweight, rust proof and tough. These durable mugs corrosion-resistant titanium and can hold 21.2-ounces of your favorite hot or cold liquids. The Snow Peak 600 features an ergonomic bail-style handles that fold away for easy packing and comes with a nylon mesh stuff sack.

Whether you're lighting a cigar in the Summit or a campfire in the Amazon, the Windmill Delta Stormproof Lighter ($50) will get the job done. Constructed with a Piezo-electric ignition system and platinum catalyzer coil, this stormproof lighter will burn clean, hot flame at 2,000°F in winds of 70-80mph and at temperatures as low as -40F. The Windmill Delta lighter is built with a tough, shockproof elastomer armor, an oversized fuel window for easy butane level checks and O-ring seals to ensure keep water out when closed.

Stay dry with a Carbon WindFlex frame umbrella. The Davek Solo Umbrella ($98) features an insanely sturdy frame, reinforced with flexible carbon polymer ligaments with a solid steel shaft to minimize breakage and rib distortion. The 43-inch canopy is made of superior-quality microweave fabric with a water-repellant outer coating and polyurethane inner coating to shield against the elements. The Solo umbrella features a three-action button system, a zinc alloy handle with brushed nickel plating and a convenient clip.

Don't just light a grill…light it up with style. Have fun at your next cookout or bonfire with the Shoot and Cook Rifle BBQ Lighter ($10). This fun backyard butane lighter is a 14.5-inch replica of a classic lever action rifle. The Shoot and Cook Rifle is child resistant, refillable and features an adjustable flame.

Tackle the outdoors with a two-in-one RuckJack ($TBA). This multi-purpose jacket easily packs and converts into a rucksack with two quick clips and a zip. Available in a lightweight and all-weather version, the RuckJack is made of breathable material that is both waterproof and wind proof. [source]

Stay hydrated while roughing it in the wild with the Katdyn Vario Microfilter ($90). This filtration unit features two filtering system engaged with a simple twist, including a 0.3 micron, pleated glass fiber filter used to remove waterborne bacteria and ceramic filter for pre-filtering debris from dirty water. The Vario Water Microfilter includes a replaceable carbon to reduce chemicals, toxins and odors to keep water tasting fresh.

Strap on a pair of numero uno goggles. The lens of the Giro Manifest Goggles ($120 - $200) is a breeze to swap out to suit changing mountain conditions thanks to Giro's patent-pending Pop Top lens change system. The Giro Manifest features a full size frame for a better fit and field of vision, an articulated outrigger for a helmet-compatible fit, a 12mm dual-density face foam, and an adjustable strap. The icing on the cake comes in the form of two spherical lenses that accommodate for low, medium, and bright light conditions. [source]