Travel equipment

Hiking equipment applications

Hiking equipment is useful wherever independence and comfort away from home is important. On a weekend camping trip, it helps to set up "camp" faster and without improvisation. On family camping trips, it makes meals, resting and storing things more comfortable. In the mountains and on longer routes, you will appreciate lightweight and packable solutions that do not take up space in your rucksack. On the other hand, commercial customers - event organisers, resorts and rental companies - choose expedition and outdoor equipment because it is easy to transport and set up efficiently in different locations.

How to choose hiking equipment (selection criteria)

• Purpose of the trip: you will take different tent equipment on a camping trip by car and different equipment on a trekking trip, when every gram matters.
• Weight and packability: check the dimensions when packed and whether the items fold into the bag.
• Resistance to conditions: in tents it is the stability of the structure and protection from rain that counts, and in accessories it is the material that is resistant to abrasion and moisture.
• 'Base' comfort: chairs, tables and utensils make all the difference when you are spending several days in the open air.
• Private or commercial: when buying for a company, pay attention to the purpose and durability parameters - you will find information in the product sheets.

Tent camping equipment: a base that works from the very first trip

When putting together your tent touring gear, opt for a coherent set: shelter + sleep + comfort. In practice, this means a tent to suit the number of people, and then items that improve recovery and organisation of the space. Then add furniture, because even a short camping trip is easier when you have somewhere to sit and put things away. See the full Hiking Equipment category for the NC3503 folding camping chair, which is quick to set up and just as easy to pack up after your trip.

Tent kit - a quick set for the weekend and beyond

A good tent kit doesn't have to be huge, but it should 'encapsulate' the most important activities: sleeping, eating and resting. As a starter, choose items that you will use repeatedly - regardless of the location. If you plan to cook, go for simple, reliable cookware and one versatile pot. Go to the Hiking Equipment category and add the NC4203 Hiking Pot 1000 ml to your basket - a practical choice when you want to eat a hot meal in the backcountry without hauling home crockery.

Outdoor and expedition gear for tougher routes

On longer routes, reliability and fast handling are important, so it is advisable to select outdoor equipment for real conditions: wind, moisture and frequent folding. If you are moving "lightly", choose accessories that take up little space while simplifying camping. When you want to increase the comfort of your base camp, a table and chair set works well, as it allows you to eat and embrace your gear in one place. Check out the Hiking Equipment category and see the NC1633 table and chairs - a set that works well for car trips, camping and longer stops.

Shop for hiking equipment for the private and commercial customer

If you are looking for a place to complete your outdoor equipment in one order, NILS Group acts as an 'A to Z' touring equipment shop. A private customer can build a kit for camping, family holidays or fishing, while companies will fit equipment for events, resorts and rentals. What counts in practice is repeatable models, clear parameters and convenient logistics, so it is worth comparing products within a category. Take a look at Touring Equipment and consider the NC3503 folding camping chair as a versatile item that works in many scenarios.

Comparison: tent gear vs expedition gear

Tent gear tends to prioritise comfort and 'base camp' - a larger tent, more space for furniture and cooking, and transport is often by car. Expedition gear, on the other hand, more often wins on weight and packability, as it is meant to support movement and quick overnight stays. The best effect comes from a mix: a lightweight core (sleep and protection) and a few comfort elements tailored to the style of travel. In this way, hiking gear works for both the weekend and the long haul.

Other subcategories in the Hiking section

If you already know what type of hiking gear you need, you can go straight to a specific subcategory:

• Tents - models for quick camping, family camping and longer stays in the field.

• Sleeping bags, mats, mattresses and pillows - sleeping comfort in a tent, from short trips to cooler nights.

• Hiking furniture - chairs, tables and sets that build a comfortable camping base.

• Touring cookware - pots, mugs and accessories for cooking and eating outdoors.

• Backpacks - for day trips, trekking and organising your gear.

• Hiking poles - support for walking, stability on the trail and for longer routes.

• Hiking trolleys - convenient transportation of equipment for camping, beach and tenting.

• Hikingaccessories - add-ons that house your tent kit and improve camping.

Quick setups (ready-made scenarios)

• Weekend camping: tent + mat/sleeping bag + pot + cup/bidon + torch.

• Family camping: larger tent + furniture + utensils + organising accessories.

• Corporate trip / event: repetitive furniture sets, simple utensils, transport and tidying accessories.

• Trekking and mountains: outdoor equipment that is lightweight, collapsible and rugged, with an emphasis on packability.

FAQ

1) What tent hiking gear is the bare minimum?
The bare minimum is shelter, sleep and the basics of food: a tent, sleeping bag or mat and a vessel to prepare a meal. Then add lighting and small housekeeping accessories. This will help you avoid improvisation on the first day.

2) How to build a tent kit for 2-3 days?
First choose reusable items: a multipurpose pot, a cup/bidon and simple furniture if you are going by car. Then fit the tent with the number of people and luggage space. Finally, add accessories that realistically reduce 'camping'.

3) Will outdoor equipment also work for camping?
Yes, because outdoor equipment tends to be packable and hardy. However, on a camping trip you can opt for more comfort, so it's worth adding furniture and a wider set of utensils. As a result, you get convenience without unnecessary chaos.

4) What to choose: tent gear or expedition gear?
If you sleep in one place and value comfort, choose tent gear and base camp items. When you change location frequently, opt for expedition gear that is easily portable. Many people combine both approaches, building a modular kit.

5) Does the range suit the commercial customer?
Yes, while for B2B purchases it is crucial to match models to the intensity of use. You'll find information on performance and purpose in the product sheets, so it's easier to match equipment to a centre, event or rental. If you are planning larger orders, it is best to prepare your kit before the season.

Start now - complete your touring equipment

Plan your trip, then select equipment to suit your travel style. Go to the Hiking Equipment category, choose your tent hiking gear or outdoor gear for the trails, add 1-2 comfort items and get going. Well-chosen kit makes camping easier and the trip more fun.