BrewFire on Uncrate

Brunton BrewFire featured today on Uncrate.com

GQ Magazine's "Best Stuff 2008"

"The SOLO is a godsend for campers: The superbattery can charge an iPod nine times and a digital camera seven times.And for the less outdoorsy it means you'll never have to fight for an outlet at Starbucks again." - GQ Magazine, December 2008

Brunton Solo 3.4 Wins "Gear of the Year"

"...could be the smartest thing you pack on your next trek," Men's Journal Magazine wrote in their December "Gear of the Year" issue.

Brunton Polaris on MSNBC Blog

Paul Hochman writes:

Brunton Polaris Camping Lamp
On the other end of the weight spectrum, but perfect for car camping (where you drive to the campsite) or backyarding it, is the Brunton Polaris. It weighs about one pound, due to its use of C-size batteries, but I love it because it makes everybody look great. Seriously: If you have a romantic camping outing on your mind, lighting is everything; the last thing you want is to bathe you and your companion in the same light they use to illuminate the produce aisle at Costco. The Polaris has a unique orange filter that looks like soft firelight, making you look, you know, outdoorsy and healthy. Link to story

Brunton Vapor AF: "One-Pound Prodigy"

Inside Outside Southwest Magazine calls the innovative Brunton Vapor AF a "one-pound prodigy." According to editors, the Vapor AF "makes older-style liquid fuel stoves seem as limited as land-line phones." Click on the image above to read more.

Brunton Polaris, Cub in Camping Life

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Brunton makes another great showing in the 2008 Camping Life Gear Guide. The Polaris lantern and Cub Stove were featured in this year's issue.

"Brunton equipment is known for durability and reliability, and the Wyoming-based company offers a full range of camp stoves, from the sophisticated Wind River Range to the simple and elegant Gannett Grill. New is the diminutive, yet powerful Cub, the economical, compact stove for the car-camping couple that is also perfect for backpacking."

Eterna Binoculars in Outdoor Photographer

 

Outdoor Photographer says, "The Eterna high Power 15X51 Binoculars from Brunton are lightweight and produce sharp images using BaK-4 prism glass with high-quality phase coating."

Brunton Scope in Seattle Times

"...this is likely the last spotting scope you'll ever need to buy."
Dan Nelson, Seattle Times.
Read today's full article on Bird Watching Scopes.

Epoch Zoom in Fortune

 

The March issue of Fortune Small Business features the Epoch Zoom binoculars in the "Off Hours" section. Click above to read more!

Brunton in Urban Climber

 

Brunton Portable Power (SolarRoll and Solo) and the high-powered Wind River Range made the pages of the Urban Climber 2008 Gear Guide. Click on the images above to read what they said.

FlipSticks on Uncrate

If you're wanting to enjoy some sushi out on the trail, but still need pack minimally, you'll want to order a pair of FlipSticks. The world's first set of bamboo folding chopsticks, they're perfect for hiking or camping with some class.
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Brunton Compass in Financial Post

 
Brunton made a splash with the business world this month in the magazine Financial Post. The magazine featured the 8096 AR Adventure Racing Compass and explained the Brunton bonus: A lifetime warranty.

Brunton in Boy's Life

 

With a circulation of 1.3 million, the fact that Brunton had two optics featured in the March issue is outstanding. The magazine pointed out value when talking about the Lite tech Compact and Full Size Brunton models in the feature.

Brunton Power in NY Times

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The new Brunton Solo 3.4 and Solaris USB are featured in today's New York Times Style section. A NYC Family takes them out for the test. Bear in mind, the test was for small electronics, so the flexibility of our system is a little skewed.

Read the article here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/02/07/fashion/07physical.html?_r=1&scp=1&sq=Brunton&st=nyt&oref=slogin<

Brunton Field & Stream Cover Shot

Brunton's 15TDCL Compass graces the cover of the February Field & Stream. The Survival issue features tips on what to do in a survival situation, including the best gear for your survival kits.

Brunton Power "Gear of the Year" in American Angler

 

"Its rollable solar charging panels can take a laptop from empty to full in less than four hours," says American Angler Magazine. The magazine awarded Brunton as a "gear of the Year" award winner bringing to market the year's best new equipment for fly fishers.

Vapor AF is Popular Science "Best of What's New"

 

The new Apple iPhone wasn't the only big innovation of 2007, so was the Brunton Vapor AF Expedition Stove according to Popular Science Magazine.

"Fire up your camping stove with any packable fuel, whether a butane gas canister, kerosene, gasoline—even airplane fuel. Other stoves require you to carry and swap different jets to switch between gas and liquid fuels, because each releases fuel into the air differently. But the Vapor AF regulates the air instead of the fuel. Turn the burner to one of two settings—liquid or gas—and the optimum amount of air rushes in to mix with the fuel and give you combustion."

Watch the video and read on at:
http://www.popsci.com/popsci/flat/bown/2007/recreation/item_106.html

Brunton in Newsweek

 
Pick up a copy of this week's edition of Newsweek and you'll read a great recommendation to purchase Brunton binoculars. "Beginners should try 6X to 8X binoculars such as the Echo Compact, which is small enough to stuff in your coat."

Brunton Monocular "Best of Adventure Gear"

It's official! Brunton has been awarded the 2008 Best of Adventure Gear Award for the Echo Zoom Monocular. "The vast open spaces of the desert (not to mention the search of rock art or ruins) begs for binoculars, but who wants the weight? At just 3.2 ounces, the Brunton Echo Zoom monocular is the solution. The one-lens wonder goes from 10X to 30X with a twist of the dial."

ADC in Field & Stream

The Brunton ADC Pro received excellent reviews in the Head-To-Head test in Field & Stream's (circ. 1.7 million) November issue. "A quick look at the screen gives you the current time, relative humidity, temperature, immediate weather forecast, altitude, and barometer reading. And you have to like the price."