Outdoor Gear from Elecom Elecom, well-known for its PC accessories, has also been involved in the planning and development of outdoor gear. The result is “NESTOUT,” a line centered on mobile batteries with excellent waterproof, dustproof, and shock-resistant features for outdoor use, alongside other electric-powered products such as LED lanterns and circulators. In this article, we’d like to spotlight the “Cooker 1,” an electric cooker from this lineup. The Cooker 1 is a cooker that heats its inner pot electrically, allowing you to boil water, simmer soups and stews, cook rice, and prepare steamed dishes. The inner pot has a maximum capacity of 800 mL and can cook up to 1.5 go of rice. Temperature settings include 40°C, 70°C, and 100°C, along with a rice-cooking mode. Each setting can be adjusted simply by turning a dial. While some outdoor cookers on the market are simply overseas products rebranded with a local company’s name, Nest Out handles all design and development in-house and manufactures its products using proprietary molds. As a result, the products not only offer high performance and quality but also feature the craftsmanship and texture that satisfy the desire to own a “hobby tool.”
Useful Items to Have on Hand When Sleeping in Your Car: While RV parks generally have restrooms, depending on the site, they may be far away, or there may not be enough restrooms for the number of users, leading to heavy congestion at certain times of the day. Furthermore, according to female RV travelers, even when restrooms are available, they can be difficult to use at night—and depending on the environment, even during the day. A portable toilet is handy in such situations, but with portable toilets, there’s the issue of disposing of waste after use. That’s why I’d like to introduce a product called “BOS (Boss): The Amazing Odor-Proof Bag,” sold by the manufacturer Kuriron Kasei. This product is also used in nursing care settings for disposing of diapers, and its defining feature is its incredible odor-blocking power. Actually, I’ve owned one of these for a while now. When walking my dog, I’ve put its waste in a BOS bag and held it right up to my nose to smell it—and the result was that “it didn’t smell at all.” I haven’t used it for car camping yet, but if I ever do, as long as I put the waste in the BOS bag, I shouldn’t have to worry about odors even if I leave it in the car until I get home. It’s also useful for portable toilets during disasters, so even if you don’t go camping, I think this is something worth having on hand.
Easily Transport Car Camping Gear to Your Room: While you don’t have to carry your gear very far at the campsite, once you get home, you’ll need to haul all your gear into your room—which can be a hassle. That’s where an electric cart comes in handy. The “e-Wagon Lite,” sold by Otisan—a Hong Kong-based electric wagon brand—can carry up to 75 kg of cargo and has a maximum range of 7 km on a single charge. The motor is built into the wheels, and the battery is removable. To move, simply hold down the button on the handle. When you take your hands off the handlebar, it doesn’t just stop moving—it comes to a complete halt as if the brakes were applied, so it won’t roll backward even on a slope. Since reducing the hassle of getting ready and cleaning up makes you more likely to feel like “Let’s go out,” if you’re someone who likes to explore different places, why not try incorporating a handy gadget like this into your life?
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