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OXO, Coleman, and more camp kitchen products just dropped at REI for summer, from $7

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Hard coolers, camp stoves, and more camping gear.

Hard coolers, camp stoves, and more camping gear.

To the more adventurous among us, summer means warmer temps, longer days, and, most importantly, more time to spend in the great outdoors. REI dropped more than 1,000 new arrivals to make cooking, brewing coffee, and eating well in the wilderness easier (and more delicious) than ever.

Whether you’re planning a big camping trip, a weekend glamping getaway, or even an elevated picnic, this latest lineup has you covered. With new drops like an easy-travel camp stove that comes with a frying pan, a high-volume hard cooler, coffee makers that make rich brews, and a durable paring knife, these picks are built to sustain you and stand the test of time (and weather). We sifted through the newest additions to find the standout items worth buying — brands like OXO and Coleman start at just $7.

Best REI New Arrivals for Summer

Coleman Snap ‘N Go Collapsible Hard Cooler

Coleman Snap 'N Go 55-Quart Collapsible Hard Cooler
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$240 at REI

A reliable cooler is an essential for eating on the go. To avoid spoiled goods, pack your refrigerated items in this large, hardtop Coleman cooler. The 55-quart container has a removable antimicrobial liner bin for easy cleaning, and when you’ve finished everything you’ve packed, the collapsible cooler folds down to a third of its expanded size. Plus, it keeps everything cold for up to 64 hours, aka just over two and a half days.

OXO 3.5-Inch Paring Knife with Locking Sheath

OXO Outdoor 3.5 in. Paring Knife
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$14 at REI

Peel, chop, and prep your meals with a sharp OXO paring knife that doesn’t take up much space in your camp kitchen kit. To keep you safe, it comes with a protective cover that locks into place. The blade is made of Japanese stainless steel for precise cuts and is corrosion-resistant to deter rust and breakdown. 

Zempire Stealth-Jet Wide Camp Stove

Zempire Stealth-Jet Wide Camp Stove
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$210 at REI

Don’t rely on a campfire to cook dinner when you can whip up something even more delicious on this travel stove top. The twin burners allow you to cook two dishes at once and connect right to your portable propane tank for easy use. The lid snaps in place when you’re done, and the slim design makes it a breeze for packing back up in the car. 

GSI Outdoors Glacier Javapress

GSI Outdoors Glacier Javapress - 40 fl. oz.
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$40 at REI

Leave the instant coffee at home — this outdoor-worthy javapress brings a barista-worthy cup to the campsite. Set it atop the aforementioned travel stove to boil water and brew a cup of French press coffee. Its stainless steel design is made to last years of use, no matter how rugged the outdoor conditions get.  

Soto Titanium Mug 450

Soto Titanium Mug 450
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$28 at REI

After you brew your coffee, pour it into this mug for the ultimate camping delight. The strong titanium is durable and extremely lightweight at 1.9 ounces. When you’re ready to store the mug, simply fold the handle into the side for a more streamlined, bulk-free shape. 

Ignik Propane Bottle Case

Ignik Propane Bottle Case
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$40 at REI

If you’re planning to cook on a travel stove or grill, keep your propane bottles secure in this case. It can hold two 15.5-ounce canisters safely and has a zipper top so they don’t bang around or fall out. Plus, there’s a top handle and long strap for multiple carrying options.

HydraPak Water Filter Kit

HydraPak 28 mm Filter Kit
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$45 at REI

One shopper used this filter kit “several times a day” on a trip to Asia and “highly recommends” the device. The BPA-free filtration system removes protozoa and bacteria to provide you with safe drinking water. 

Fjallraven Hoka Snack Bag

Fjallraven Hoja Snack Bag - Large
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$65 at REI

Bikers will love having snacks at the ready for a long ride, and this helpful bag attaches to your handlebars for convenience. It has an adjustable strap and a drawstring closure to keep your food or water secure. It holds 1.1 liters of goods but weighs only 3.6 ounces, so you won’t be bogged down as you bike. 

GSI Outdoors Selkirk Stove With Rapid Boiler and Frypan

GSI Outdoors Selkirk Stove with Rapid Boiler and Frypan
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$170 at REI

This handy tool boils water in about four minutes, the perfect amount of time to fry up some eggs in the accompanying frying pan. The hard-anodized boiler material is scratch-resistant, and the ceramic frying pan is nonstick. 

Sea to Summit Camp Cutlery Set

Sea to Summit Camp Cutlery Set
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$7 at REI

Lightweight, durable eating utensils are essential for alfresco dining — especially in a camp or picnic setting. This set includes a knife, spoon, and fork, attached by a metal carabiner that loops through the handles’ holes. This keeps them together and hooked into your pack.

Nemo Roamer Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad

NEMO Roamer Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad - Double
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$400 at REI

After a long day at the campsite, you’ll want to be comfortable as you snooze beneath the stars. This self-inflating sleeping pad is just as easy to pack up as it is to inflate, folding compactly to fit in the car. It’s 3 inches thick and has cozy cushioning for a good night’s sleep. 

Lito Luxury Outdoor Tablecloth

LITO: Luxury in the Outdoors Outdoor Tablecloth
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$79 at REI

Public picnic tables are often splintered or a bit dingy, but memorable meals are easy with this outdoor tablecloth. Designed to fit extra-large campsite tables, the waterproof tablecloth wipes clean and packs away in the included storage backpack. The best part? Each corner has straps that secure the cloth to the table, preventing mishaps in windy weather. 

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