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Observer
3 hours ago
- Observer
Oman is An Ornithologist's Paradise
As someone who has harboured a lifelong passion for birdwatching, Oman represents one of the most remarkable ornithological destinations on earth. Back in England, we birdwatchers are affectionately known as 'Twitchers', a term whose origin remains a mystery to me, though it perfectly captures the excitement that courses through us when spotting a rare species. Oman's avifauna is truly extraordinary, with a total of 556 species recorded, making it a treasure trove for anyone passionate about birds. This incredible diversity stems from the country's unique position at the crossroads of Africa, Asia and Europe, combined with its varied landscapes ranging from coastal plains and desert oases to mountainous regions and monsoon-fed southern areas. During the summer months in Oman, I'm treated to a spectacular display right from my bedroom balcony. A small group of Bee Eaters regularly perches on my balcony wall, creating a living rainbow with their brilliant plumage. These magnificent birds have a beautiful array of colours – emerald greens, sapphire blues, golden yellows and rich rust-reds that shimmer in the sun. Their hunting technique is worth watching: they zoom down with incredible precision to snatch a bee from the air, then return to their perch to methodically beat their prey against my balcony wall before swallowing it whole. This behaviour removes the bee's stinger. The contrast between birdwatching in England and Oman couldn't be more striking. In the UK we Twitchers will eagerly travel a hundred miles or more for the mere chance of glimpsing an Osprey, a bird so rare and magnificent that its appearance generates excitement throughout the birding community. These large hawks are slender, with long, narrow wings and long legs. Ospreys fly with a marked kink in their wings, making an M-shape when seen from below. I was astounded to spot an Osprey during a visit to the Al Mouj Golf Course, watching in awe as it performed its spectacular fishing dive, plunging into the sea with deadly accuracy to emerge triumphant with a silvery fish clutched in its talons. The Marsh Harrier, another species considered rare in England, regularly graces the skies above my home in Oman. Their distinctive loud shrieking calls announce their presence as they soar overhead, hunting for prey with their keen eyes and impressive aerial manoeuvres. What would be a red- letter day for any British birdwatcher has become a part of my daily routine in Oman. Driving along November 18th Street has become an unexpected birding adventure, where I frequently spot magnificent raptors that would be the highlight of any European birding expedition. Spotted Eagles, with their broad wings and distinctive plumage patterns, are regular sights during these journeys. One particularly memorable encounter occurred at dusk when a Barn Owl swept across the sky just ten metres above me, its ghostly white form cutting through the evening air silently. My garden has become a natural aviary, particularly enchanting when the brilliantly bright Arabian Purple Sunbird darts from flower to flower. These tiny gems move with hummingbird-like agility, their iridescent plumage catching the light as they probe deep into blossoms for nectar. When I first saw one I thought it was a hummingbird because watching them feed is like observing a hummingbird dancing amongst the flowers. I saw one only yesterday. There are approximately one hundred different coloured Sunbirds. Oman's natural heritage extends far beyond its remarkable bird life, encompassing creatures that I find beautiful rather than frightening. I particularly enjoy picking up and holding a tiny gecko. They have remarkably large eyes and the beneficial habit of consuming those pesky mosquitoes. While many Omanis remain inexplicably fearful of these harmless creatures, I find them charming. Oman's snake population is largely harmless, though sadly many people's first instinct is to kill these magnificent creatures rather than carefully relocating them to their natural habitat. The late His Majesty Sultan Qaboos was renowned for his deep love of all animals, and his compassionate philosophy has helped create an environment where Oman's diverse wildlife can flourish. As we observe and appreciate Oman's wildlife, it's important to remember that we and they are all God's creatures, deserving of respect and protection. Rather than fearing or destroying the wildlife that shares our environment, we should cherish these living treasures that make Oman such an extraordinary ornithologist's paradise. So the next time you walk near trees look up at the sky and you might be lucky enough to see an Omani Indian Roller. It has unmistakably striking blue colours in flight and is not uncommon. The bird is a resident of Oman, not a migrant, meaning it stays here year-round, though it may be more common in winter than summer.
The Sun
a day ago
- Business
- The Sun
Major change kicks in for EVERY driveway in England ‘to save months of delays and cut costs'
A MAJOR rule change has come for drivers around the UK in a positive move for home and vehicle owners. The change involves the installation of electric vehicle (EV) chargers for both public and private use. 2 2 There is a current target to install 300,000 chargers across the UK by 2030, a goal set out by the previous Conservative government. From this week, those wanting to install an EV charger will no longer require planning permission from a local authority. The new move by Labour is expected to save driver £1,100 a year, as well as months of delays. Liberty to install EV chargers was already the case for most on a private property with off-street parking. But for larger public developments, a green light from local authorities was required. CEO of charger provider Osprey, Ian Johnston, told Autocar last year: "The problem is you've got to go through a process which is under-resourced and takes six to nine months to get planning permission.' The process has been deemed a key bottleneck in the roll-out of the nation's EV and charging network. The Future of Roads Minister, Lilian Greenwood, said: "We're cutting down on paperwork to power up the EV revolution so that drivers, businesses and those looking to make the switch will have more charge points to power from and less red tape to deal with." These rule changes hope to help the "EV revolution" by what Ms Greenwood considers making it "easier than ever to install EV chargers" for EV drivers across the UK. The Labour MP continued: "We continue to make the switch to EVs easier, cheaper and better by investing over £2.3billion to support drivers and back British carmakers through international trade deals - creating jobs, boosting investment and securing our future as part of our Plan for Change." Audi launches NEW superfast charging hybrid with eye-watering price Operations Director at Osprey Charging Network, Lewis Gardiner welcomed the government's "practical change" in policy which he believes will make a "huge difference" for the industry. He added: "Removing the need for planning permission for essential electrical infrastructure like substations across the majority of sites will save months of delays, reduce costs and accelerate the delivery of the rapid charging hubs drivers need." Jack Counsens, head of roads policy at The AA, praised the positive step but said the government should be doing all it can: "The crucial element is ensuring grid connection in a timely manner. "This is especially important in rural locations and areas where there is no dedicated off-street parking." A charger mapping by firm Zap-Map has shown there were more than 79,000 publicly accessible charge points across the UK at the end of last month. This is an increase of 6,000 since the end of 2024, but just a quarter of the final goal for the next five years.
Yahoo
3 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Lawmakers Push for Osprey Safety Report to Be Added to Annual Defense Funding Bill
House lawmakers want a safety report about the V-22 Osprey to be included in the annual defense appropriations bill after several deadly crashes killed troops and raised questions about the aircraft's continued use by the military. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, R-Minn., and Rep. Glenn Grothman, R-Wis., wrote a letter to the leadership of the Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense on Friday, asking for language to be added to the fiscal 2026 appropriations bill that would shed more light on historic mechanical failures with the aircraft. "These servicemembers are heroes, and their legacy should reflect their decorated careers, bravery and service to this nation," the letter says. "There is no question that our service members deserve better than to be protecting our country in an aircraft with known mechanical issues." Read Next: Pentagon Diverts $1 Billion from Army Barracks to Fund Border Mission Emmer and Grothman's letter follows a deadly Air Force Special Operations Command Osprey crash in November 2023 in Japan that killed eight airmen during a training mission. exclusively reported last year, after reviewing privileged safety information, that the crash was caused by issues in the tilt-rotor aircraft's gearbox -- specifically a fractured single high-speed planetary pinion gear. That internal Safety Investigation Board report detailed that other failures in the gearbox were first flagged back in 2013, a decade prior to the deadly crash, and concerns were raised at the Pentagon. Additionally, the company that made the part that failed has been plagued with a history of manufacturing issues. Emmer and Grothman's letter cited past reporting and specifically asks for language to be included that will examine past safety reports that probed failures, including that gear from the Japan crash. The letter asks the defense appropriator subcommittee to request "a report that includes the results of any safety investigation pertaining to any crash of the CV-22 Osprey since the introduction of the aircraft or other mishap involving the failure of the single high-speed planetary pinion gear." The language would require the defense secretary to submit the safety information within 30 days of the passage of the appropriations bill. Jason Gagnon, a spokesperson for Rep. Ken Calvert, R-Calif., the chair of the defense appropriations subcommittee, said the congressman would be working with other lawmakers on Osprey safety. "Chairman Calvert looks forward to working with Majority Whip Emmer and other colleagues on this issue," Gagnon said in an emailed statement. "The safety of our service members remains one of the top priorities of the Defense Subcommittee." Notably, almost a year ago, Grothman led a House Committee on Oversight and Reform subcommittee hearing into the safety record of the V-22 Osprey. reported earlier this month that the investigation had stalled with the Republican-led committee, which angered Gold Star families who lost loved ones in the crash and are still hoping for answers. "I'm beyond disappointed, to say the least, that these oversight efforts seem to have stalled or disappeared," Amber Sax, the wife of John Sax, a Marine Corps pilot who died in a 2022 Osprey crash, told earlier this month. Grothman blamed the previous administration for a lack of transparency. He signed the letter alongside Emmer, calling for safety reports two weeks after reporting pointing out the lack of progress. Air Force Special Operations Command spokesperson Lt. Col. Rebecca Heyse told in an emailed statement that they "continue to welcome congressional interest and oversight" on the Osprey program. "We maintain close coordination with the V-22 Joint Program Office to ensure resourcing and funding are prioritized to maximize readiness and safety of the CV-22, like we do for all our aircraft," Heyse said. Related: Osprey Safety Investigation Stalls in Congress, Angering Gold Star Families
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Travel + Leisure
22-05-2025
- Travel + Leisure
50 Best Hiking Gear Deals in Amazon's Memorial Day Sale—Shop Osprey, Merrell, Columbia, and More Up to 79% Off
I grew up in Vermont, aka the Green Mountain state, and hiking was a big part of the culture. Throughout the years I learned how crucial it is to have quality hiking boots and other outdoor necessities with me on a trek. Now that warm weather is officially here, I've been on the hunt for new but affordable hiking gear, and Amazon's Memorial Day sale is my first stop. The sale features deals on outdoor essentials for up to 79 percent off. Everything from camping accessories to lightweight hiking clothes are marked down, with popular brands like Merrell, Osprey, Columbia, and more for as little as $10. Rare deal: Osprey Sportlite Hiking Backpack, $67 (originally $90) Osprey Sportlite Hiking Backpack, $67 (originally $90) 79 percent off: Eddie Bauer Departure Performance Skort, $14 (originally $65) Eddie Bauer Departure Performance Skort, $14 (originally $65) Best-seller: Iuga Rash Guard Shirt, $15 (originally $27) Iuga Rash Guard Shirt, $15 (originally $27) 27,000+ five-stars: Danish Endurance Hiking Socks, $28 (originally $35) Danish Endurance Hiking Socks, $28 (originally $35) Hot item: Yuzonc Camping Sleeping Pad, $24 with coupon (originally $50) Yuzonc Camping Sleeping Pad, $24 with coupon (originally $50) Beginner-friendly: Camel Crown Dome Tent, $33 (originally $40) Camel Crown Dome Tent, $33 (originally $40) Shopper-loved: LifeStraw Personal Water Filter, $17 (originally $30) LifeStraw Personal Water Filter, $17 (originally $30) Packable: Charles River Pack-N-Go Pullover, $32 (originally $42) Charles River Pack-N-Go Pullover, $32 (originally $42) Under $20: Cherainti Hydration Bladder, $10 (originally $15) Cherainti Hydration Bladder, $10 (originally $15) 2K+ purchased: Mlyenx 5-pack Long-sleeve Tee Shirts, $36 (originally $54) Whether you're a lifelong hiker or new to outdoor exploration, you can find practically everything you need at Amazon's Memorial Day sale hub. The sale is packed with major finds, like a pop-up tent that you can set upr in as little as a minute, and a compact rain jacket that folds down into a backpack-friendly size—and is less than $50. Before you hit the trails this summer, make sure you have everything you need for a smooth experience. Some of the most useful hiking gear on sale includes a set of collapsible trekking poles that you can slip into your backpack. And if you're in the market for a new backpack, Loowoko has a roomy, tear-resistant bag that comes with a rain cover to keep your things protected. Amazon dropped prices on hiking accessories that'll make helpful additions to your outdoor adventures. These mosquito repellent bracelets will eliminate the need to cover your skin in smelly bug spray, and this sun hat has a back flap that'll make sure your head and neck are completely covered throughout your trek. Even the best hiking clothes will get some wear and tear over time, but thankfully, Amazon has deals on fresh styles for the season. You can score a pair of Merrell hiking shoes for less than $100, as well as a pair of cargo leggings with several pockets to store your phone, wallet, and sunglasses. Baleaf UPF 50+ Sun Protection Shirt, $26 (originally $40) Yeoreo CoreFlex Cargo Workout Leggings, $20 (originally $36) Iuga Rash Guard Shirt, $15 (originally $27) Columbia Newton Ridge Boots, $70 (originally $90) MoFiz Capri Pants, $24 (originally $38) Toomett Hiking Pants, $28 (originally $49) Charles River Pack-N-Go Pullover, $32 (originally $42) Merrell Alverstone 2 Hiking Shoes, $55 (originally $100) Eddie Bauer Shirt, $40 (originally $80) Eddie Bauer Departure Performance Skort, $14 (originally $65) You'll also find price drops on men's clothes and shoes to make a hike comfy. That includes a pair of Timberland hiking boots that are waterproof and have adjustable laces. You can also score some lightweight hiking shorts that have moisture-wicking material and roomy pockets. You can't bring your entire home with you when you go camping, but it's important to have some handy tools, like this portable camping shower, for when you don't have access to a full bathroom. Plus, this LED camping lantern has a built-in handle and will illuminate up to 85 feet, so you can easily move through the dark without using your phone flashlight and draining the battery. Having proper sleeping quarters for your camping trips is crucial if you want to stay dry and keep bugs away while you snooze. Some of the biggest camping tent deals include a four-person design that can fit a queen-size air mattress as well as a six-person tent for less than $150, if you require extra space. After you purchase the perfect tent for your trip, grab a few more essentials to help you get a good night's rest. Amazon's sale has a warm weather sleeping bag that doesn't have a thick liner and can be compressed into a small, packable size. For some extra cushion, pick up this best-selling sleeping pad that self-inflates and costs less than $30 with an additional coupon. Love a great deal? Sign up for our T+L Recommends newsletter and we'll send you our favorite travel products each week.
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Travel + Leisure
21-05-2025
- Business
- Travel + Leisure
The 90 Best Amazon Memorial Day Sales for Travelers—Get Up to 90% Off Samsonite, Apple, Adidas, and More
Memorial Day weekend isn't just an opportunity to go on a getaway, it's also a time to score some of the biggest deals of the year. Amazon's Memorial Day sale is filled with discounts galore—including massive markdowns on travel essentials, like sleek luggage, walking shoes, and vacation-worthy outfits. Amazon isn't being stingy with its Memorial Day sale, either. Travel gear, accessories, and more are currently up to 90 percent off—yes, you read that right—from must-have brands like Adidas, Samsonite, Apple, Osprey, and more, with prices as low as $6. Sellout risk: Apple AirPods Pro 2, $189 (originally $249) Apple AirPods Pro 2, $189 (originally $249) Shopper-loved: Samsonite Solyte DLX Softside Luggage, $146 (originally $190) Samsonite Solyte DLX Softside Luggage, $146 (originally $190) 30K+ purchased: Travel Inspira Digital Luggage Scale, $10 (originally $13) Travel Inspira Digital Luggage Scale, $10 (originally $13) 24,000+ five stars: Apple AirTag, $25 (originally $29) Apple AirTag, $25 (originally $29) Rare deal: Coleman Instant 6-person Tent, $213 (originally $272) Coleman Instant 6-person Tent, $213 (originally $272) For long travel days: Charmast Portable Charger, $18 with promo code (originally $30) Charmast Portable Charger, $18 with promo code (originally $30) In-flight must-have: EverSnug Travel Blanket and Pillow, $30 (originally $35) EverSnug Travel Blanket and Pillow, $30 (originally $35) T+L-tested: Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside Luggage, $121 (originally $240) Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside Luggage, $121 (originally $240) Flight attendant-approved: Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Carry-on Luggage, $145 (originally $170) Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Carry-on Luggage, $145 (originally $170) Under $15: Carpetcom Oversized T-shirt, $13 (originally $20) There's no better time than now to update your travel arsenal since practically everything you need is on sale for Memorial Day weekend. Some hot-ticket items that should be on your radar include Samsonite's spacious softside luggage that's on sale for less than $150. You can also score an Apple AirTag to help you track your luggage, purse, and more right from your phone. No matter where you're going, you can't take a trip without a sturdy suitcase or travel bag. Osprey is offering a rare deal on a travel backpack that'll hold all of your in-flight essentials. Plus, Travel Select's eight-piece luggage set is less than $100 and gives you checked luggage, carry-ons, and more for the price of a single bag. Rare deal: Osprey Sojourn Porter Travel Backpack, $131 (originally $175) Osprey Sojourn Porter Travel Backpack, $131 (originally $175) Expandable: Samsonite Solyte DLX Softside Luggage, $146 (originally $190) Samsonite Solyte DLX Softside Luggage, $146 (originally $190) Under $50: U.S. Traveler Softside Carry-on Luggage Set, $43 (originally $50) U.S. Traveler Softside Carry-on Luggage Set, $43 (originally $50) Checked baggage: Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside Luggage, $121 (originally $240) Samsonite Winfield 2 Hardside Luggage, $121 (originally $240) 8-for-1: Travel Select Amsterdam 8-piece Luggage Set, $76 (originally $208) Travel Select Amsterdam 8-piece Luggage Set, $76 (originally $208) Travelpro Maxlite 5 Softside Carry-on Luggage, $145 (originally $170) Adidas Mini Travel Tote, $23 (originally $35) SwissGear Sion Softside Carry-on Luggage, $108 (originally $130) Pander Fanny Pack, $10 (originally $26) Gonex Canvas Duffle Bag, $41 (originally $55) Pacific Gear Rolling Duffle Bag, $47 (originally $100) Samsonite Winfield 3 DLX Hardside 3-piece Luggage Set, $340 (originally $680) Adidas Must Have 2.0 Belt Bag, $18 (originally $30) Bagsmart Travel Duffle Bag, $35 (originally $40) Samsonite Omni Pc Hardside Luggage, $132 (originally $155) Taygeer Travel Backpack, $26 (originally $30) Kroser Underseat Carry-on Luggage, $46 with on-site coupon (originally $70) Traveler's Choice Maxporter II Hardside Trunk Luggage, $143 (originally $265) Amazon has a seemingly endless amount of travel clothes. Anrabess' sundress is versatile enough to wear from sightseeing to a nice dinner (and it's less than $50). If you're bored with your denim shorts, try Aoudery has a pair of lightweight, flowy shorts that have a ruffle design for a more dressed up look. Capsule wardrobe: Carpetcom T-shirt, $13 (originally $20) Day-to-night: Anrabess Sundress, $40 (originally $43) Anrabess Sundress, $40 (originally $43) Denim shorts alternative: Aoudery Flowy Shorts, $23 (originally $36) Aoudery Flowy Shorts, $23 (originally $36) Under $10: Athmile Oversized T-shirt, $10 (originally $20) Athmile Oversized T-shirt, $10 (originally $20) Layering piece: Tommy Hilfiger Denim Jacket, $50 (originally $100) Tommy Hilfiger Denim Jacket, $50 (originally $100) Aeropostale Aero Solid A87 Polo, $10 (originally $25) Xiaoxuemeng Harem Pants, $29 (originally $35) Jouica Chiffon Tank Top, $24 (originally $26) Nautica Cotton Polo Dress, $22 (originally $40) Ofeefan Sleeveless Sundress, $10 (originally $15) Ekouaer Tennis Skort, $19 (originally $27) Anrabess Palazzo Pants, $25 (originally $33) Anrabess Crochet Swimsuit Cover-up, $34 (originally $36) Lepunuo Two Piece Set, $18 (originally $35) Lionstill T-shirt Dress, $15 (originally $20) Cupshe Swimsuit Cover-up Dress, $30 (originally $40) Xieerduo 2-piece Matching Set, $34 (originally $45) Ouges Halter Neck Summer Dress, $17 (originally $37) You can score massive deals on packable and arch-supportive shoes, such as a pair of podiatrist-approved sneakers from Dr. Scholl's and a packable pair of ballet flats from Silky Toes. And these slip-on clogs are a best-seller that will make going through the airport security a breeze by eliminating the need to tie and retie your shoes. Under $50: Clarks Arla Shore Sandals, $39 (originally $65) Clarks Arla Shore Sandals, $39 (originally $65) Best-seller: KuaiLu Flip-flops, $14 (originally $20) KuaiLu Flip-flops, $14 (originally $20) Packable: Silky Toes Foldable Ballet Flats, $13 (originally $19) Silky Toes Foldable Ballet Flats, $13 (originally $19) Podiatrist-approved: Dr. Scholl's Time Off Sneakers, $70 (originally $100) Dr. Scholl's Time Off Sneakers, $70 (originally $100) Slip-on pick: Kidmi Suede Clogs, $27 with promo code (originally $30) Kidmi Suede Clogs, $27 with promo code (originally $30) Ryka Devotion X Walking Shoes, $80 (originally $110) Kenneth Cole Kam Sneakers, $51 (originally $125) Orthofeet Sahara Sandals, $90 (originally $125) Skechers Slip-in Sneakers, $45 (originally $75) New Balance 608 V5 Cross Trainers, $60 (originally $75) Cushionaire Luna Cork Footbed Sandals, $30 (originally $50) Allbirds Tree Breezers Knit Ballet Flats, $70 (originally $100) Hey Dude Wendy Loafers, $23 (originally $42) Reebok Club C Double Revenge Sneakers, $50 (originally $85) Skechers D'Lites Fresh Start Sneakers, $41 (originally $74) Clarks Mira Bay Sandals, $47 (originally $75) Adidas VL Court 3.0 Sneakers, $57 (originally $75) Puma Carina L Sneakers, $53 (originally $70) Some travel accessories can make your journey more enjoyable and less stressful—and right now, Amazon has dozens on sale. Apple AirPods Pro 2 earbuds come with noise-cancelling capabilities that'll let you listen to your music, audiobooks, and podcasts without loud plane noises in the background. Bagail's packing cubes come with compression to help organize your clothes and optimize your suitcase space. Travel essential: Apple AirTag, $25 (originally $29) Apple AirTag, $25 (originally $29) Editor-loved: Apple AirPods Pro 2, $189 (originally $249) Apple AirPods Pro 2, $189 (originally $249) 2-for-1: EverSnug Travel Blanket and Pillow, $30 (originally $35) EverSnug Travel Blanket and Pillow, $30 (originally $35) 90 percent off: Zuity Wireless Earbuds, $20 (originally $200) Zuity Wireless Earbuds, $20 (originally $200) Hot item: Travel Inspira Digital Luggage Scale, $10 (originally $13) Travel Inspira Digital Luggage Scale, $10 (originally $13) Bagail Compression Packing Cubes, $17 (originally $27) Veken 8-set Packing Cubes, $18 (originally $28) Thule Compression Packing Cubes Set, $36 (originally $50) Tranomos Silicone Bottle Covers, $6 with promo code (originally $11) Sure Lock Travel Luggage Locks, $11 (originally $20) One Beat Travel Plug Adapters, $14 (originally $22) Lisen Retractable Car Charger, $17 (originally $28) Fyy Travel Cable Organizer, $8 (originally $13) Tocelffe 18-pack Travel Bottles, $10 (originally $13) Eachy Travel Makeup Bag, $21 (originally $30) Kaoban Passport Holder, $6 (originally $10) 9toa RFID Blocking Cards, $9 (originally $12) Gocii Airtag Holders for Wallet, $10 (originally $12) Nature enthusiasts can take advantage of massive deals on hiking, beach, and camping gear. Some of the biggest deals include a pop-up tent that can take as little as a minute to set up. For less than $30, you can get a sleeping bag designed for warm weather so you can stay comfy without overheating. Camping essential: Cliganic 10-pack Mosquito Repellent Bracelets, $10 (originally $13) Cliganic 10-pack Mosquito Repellent Bracelets, $10 (originally $13) Best-seller: MeeFar Universal Car Roof Rack, $59 (originally $70) MeeFar Universal Car Roof Rack, $59 (originally $70) 10K+ purchased: Yuzonc Camping Sleeping Pad, $30 (originally $50) Yuzonc Camping Sleeping Pad, $30 (originally $50) For first-time campers: Coleman Instant 6-person Tent, $213 (originally $272) Coleman Instant 6-person Tent, $213 (originally $272) 50 percent off: Energizer HDL40 LED Headlamp, $10 (originally $20) Energizer HDL40 LED Headlamp, $10 (originally $20) Consciot LED Camping Lanterns, $30 (originally $35) Magcomsen UPF 50+ Sun Protection Shirt, $20 (originally $30) Mivei Hiking Cargo Skort, $26 (originally $35) Baleaf Bermuda Hiking Shorts, $29 (originally $40) Camel Crown 2-person Camping Tent, $34 (originally $40) Coleman Triton 2-burner Portable Camping Stove, $83 (originally $130) Ivellow Compressible Camping Pillow, $20 (originally $25) LifeStraw Peak Series Personal Water Filter, $18 (originally $25) Cherainti Hydration Bladder, $10 (originally $15) Ecoopro Warm Weather Sleeping Bag, $27 with on-site coupon (originally $39) Hydro Flask 24-ounce Travel Bottle, $30 (originally $40) Venustas 3-person Beach Tent, $32 (originally $40) Igloo Trailmate Journey Wheeled Cooler, $200 (originally $250) Love a great deal? 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