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Gift Guide for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Gift Guide for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Now you’ve seen what was under the tree and in your stocking, it’s time to fill in the holes! Here are a few ideas of that you can snag with all that holiday cash in the New Year sales, ready for an adventure filled 2016!

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Why You Need to Travel Alone in Your 20s | ENO

Traveling with friends and family is always fun, but traveling alone is where it’s at. I have never felt more brave, smart, beautiful, and adventurous than when traveling alone.

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How To: Make Campfire Pizza

One food choice that I am never disappointed with is a slice of pizza. I enjoy trying pizza from all around the country and world wherever my travels take me. When I head to the outdoors, I bring my favorite food with me, in a different form!

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How To: Set Up Your DryFly

How To: Set Up Your DryFly

The first time you head out to camp with only your hammock, you may be slightly intimidated and wondering how well it is going to work and if you are going to get any sleep. There is one piece of gear that will help make your first trip successful. That piece of gear is the ENO DryFly. This packs down into its own sack and allows you to pack it in your bag wherever your adventure takes you. Even if you don’t expect rain, having a covering over you when you hammock helps keep off bugs, leaves and the morning dew. I like the DryFly over the ProFly because it secures down in two more spots than the ProFly which makes it more stable and gives you a little more coverage. The first time I set it up, I learned a few tricks that helped and some items that you need to have with you to make it work properly. It took me about 15 minutes to set this up the first time since I had to orient myself to the process and do some trial and error. It does help to have a partner to set this up with,...

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A Weekenders Guide To: The Devil’s Punchbowl | ENO

The Oregon coast has a lot to offer, and The Devil’s Punchbowl is just one chill amazing stop right off the road.

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How To: Study in an ENO

How To: Study in an ENO

For those of us in high school or college, midterms are already on their way and the pressure is on. This means it is time to buckle down and study. Probably not what you wanted to hear, but studying doesn’t have to be torture! Spice things up a little! Mix business with pleasure and try studying in your ENO hammock for a change. Making the transition from desk to hammock can be a little challenging at first. You’ll likely look clumsy, feel awkward, and possibly want to ditch this manner of studying altogether! Once you get the hang of it, (pun intended) you will find your ENO to be a great place to get work done! For those first time hammock studiers, here are some tips to make you the most studious ENOpian around, and the envy of all your peers. Sit perpendicular to the lay of the hammock. If you just lay down, it is hard to read, nearly impossible to write, and can be stressful on your neck. Also, sitting like this allows you to easily prop your book or laptop in your lap, and talk with those around you if you’re hammocking in a group. If you...

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Creating an Outdoor Space with ENO

Creating an Outdoor Space with ENO

Although you may not live in a tropical paradise or on a large estate, making your backyard feel inviting and fun isn’t as hard as it may seem. It also provides a great area for your kids or guests to enjoy, and can increase the value of your home! Below are 5 ways to create a better outdoor living space!

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Tailgating Essentials | ENO

Tailgating is a great way to connect with friends and family while also celebrating your favorite teams. Check out our guide to the tailgating essentials here.

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A Hammocker’s Guide to College | ENO

Most college students have roommates, and often your study schedule will not match up with theirs. One way to give them some peace and quiet while they are trying to sleep is to take your studying outside with your hammock. 

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