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The Swedish log technique was developed by the Swedish army between 1618 and 1648, and involves splitting a log into four to create space for a fire inside. The MITI-001 is an update of this, created by Canadian designer Cédric Sportes. Four steel rods grip the split-log segments, holding them together as they burn, while a laser-cut stainless-steel circle provides a stable stovetop. $65 CAD
LIFEVENTURE TITANIUM PLATE
At just 60g, the Lifeventure Titanium plate means you can eat wild, but civilly. £20
LIGHT MY FIRE TITANIUM SPORK
Doing double-duty on the cutlery front, the Light My Fire spork weighs a barely-there 20g. £14
KLEAN KANTEEN REFLECT CLASSIC 18oz
The stainless-steel Klean Kanteen bottle has a sustainably harvested bamboo lid. £23
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