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ADO folding bikes
ADO is bringing a new generation of electric folding bikes and compact cargo bikes to Germany. The range features three standout models: The ADO Air 20 Ultra According to the manufacturer, this is the first electric folding bike with a three-speed gearbox and offers a range of up to 100 km, which can be extended by a further 60 km. The Flagship model: ADO Air Carbon Pro features a carbon frame and weighs just 16.2 kg. The ADO Air One Ultra, a compact cargo bike with a MIK click system, rounds off the range as the third model. All models feature Bafang motors with automatic gear shifting, a carbon belt drive and a battery integrated into the seat tube. According to ADO, the folding bikes can be folded up in under 15 seconds and unlocked via NFC.
Campingaz Easy Clic connector for gas cookers
Campingaz presents its new Easy Clic Connect technology for safer outdoor cooking. At its heart is an intuitive Clic system that attaches the gas cartridge to the stove in just a few simple steps – and releases it just as easily, even if it is not yet completely empty. A dual locking mechanism (Dual Lock) ensures high stability during use. A special feature is a visual locking indicator: a coloured padlock symbol uses a traffic light system to show the connection status – red means unlocked, green means securely connected and ready for use. The technology is available in several Campingaz products from €29.99, including compact trekking stoves and high-performance models for larger outdoor kitchens >> available here.
Decathlon Simond water bottle with filter
Decathlon sells them in a packable version Simond 1-litre water bottle (€39.99), which allows you to use water from natural sources whilst on the move. Weighing just 115 grams, the bottle is made from soft TPU material and can be folded completely flat, making it easy to carry in small rucksacks. According to the manufacturer, the integrated hollow-fibre filter reliably removes bacteria and protozoa from water sources. A large opening makes it easy to fill the bottle.
Dometic Recon cool boxes
Dometic has launched a new range of robust cool boxes with its Recon series. The hard coolers are Available in three sizes (16, 41 and 69 litres) from €199 and utilise injection-moulded insulation, which is designed to make the boxes lighter and more compact. All three versions are stackable and feature a lid that can be opened from either side. Optionally, the coolers can be converted into a mobile drinking water station with a tap or spout cap.
ADAC Toll Box
With the ADAC Mautbox, you will be able to pass through toll stations without stopping. Once installed on the windscreen, you can use specially marked lanes with a T symbol (‘Telepass’). Toll charges are billed monthly. The ADAC Toll Box is available in standard and premium versions (from €23.80) for vehicles under 3.5 tonnes and covers toll roads in Italy, France, Spain, Portugal and Croatia. For motorhomes with a gross weight of over 3.5 tonnes, the ADAC offers a separate Camper Toll Box.
Truma iNetX remote control
Truma is launching the iNet X Connect (€399) a remote module that, when connected to the iNet X system, enables the remote control of camper equipment via an app. The purchase price includes a two-year subscription to the remote control service. Once this period has expired, users can top up with packages for 30 days (€7) or 365 days (€69) – with no automatic renewal. According to the manufacturer, installation is straightforward and can be carried out by the user.
Thule Widesky Roof Tent
Thule is expanding its range with the Widesky (€3,599.95), a hard-shell roof tent designed to offer more than just a place to sleep for two people. The mattress can be converted into a backrest, creating a sofa-like seating area. Additional headroom at the front allows for upright sitting, whilst panoramic doors and mesh panels provide views and ventilation. Weighing under 68 kg and just 20 cm high when closed, the Widesky aims to be lighter and flatter than many comparable aluminium hard-shell tents. Features include dimmable LED lighting, a quilted foam mattress, an insulated felt blanket and four interior pockets.
Hansaplast spray plasters and liquid plasters
Hansaplast offers an alternative for people who don’t like traditional plasters: the “Second Skin Protective Spray Plaster” (€8.95) and that “Second Skin Protection Liquid Plaster Concentrate” (€9.95). Both form an invisible, flexible film that adapts to movement and protects against dirt and water. The spray plaster is said to be particularly suitable for sport, outdoor activities and hard-to-reach areas of the body, whilst the liquid plaster is designed for precise application to minor injuries.
Stuff Bubble Inflatable Camping Kitchen
The start-up Stuff Bubble has unveiled the "Bubble Camper" (from €1,250), the world’s first fully inflatable camping kitchen. The innovation is based on the principle of air-frame awnings: inflatable tubes stabilise fabric-covered modules. The kitchen can be inflated in under two minutes and transforms any van or larger car into a campervan. With transport dimensions of 112 x 12 x 60 cm, the kitchen is small enough to fit in the sports luggage compartment at the airport. Once set up, the 46 cm high kitchen features an electric water circuit including fresh and waste water bladders as well as a folding washbasin. Highlight: an exclusively developed inflatable fridge from Dometic, plus a portable hob and magnetic cable-pull sliding doors made from robust fabric.
Jochen Schweizer Minibus Tours
Originally conceived as a tool for the economic miracle, the VW Bus has, over the course of 75 years, become a true legend – and, in some cases, a outrageously expensive collector’s item. For anyone who’d like to experience a camping trip in a classic Bulli but doesn’t want to own one straight away, the Jochen Schweizer's Minibus Tour Recommended: In an authentic VW T2 Westfalia – rated 2 in the inspection report – you get up to 200 free kilometres along suggested routes, taking you more or less directly to a campsite on the Baltic Sea. Camping equipment and a Flower Power music collection are also included; five years’ driving experience and a Category B driving licence are required. The fun costs just under 350 euros and is available until November 2026.
Peaq outdoor TV
At MediaMarkt and Saturn, TV-loving campers and outdoor enthusiasts can find the Peaq Portable (€239), a 32-inch TV designed for use on the go. Thanks to a built-in battery offering up to four hours of runtime, the TV works independently of fixed power sources – whether at the campsite, on the terrace or at a public viewing event for the 2026 World Cup. The portable TV offers Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080) and JBL-certified speakers. It can be operated either via remote control or voice control. With 16 GB of internal storage and ‘Chromecast built-in’, content can be streamed directly from a smartphone, tablet or laptop.
PushRack bike rack
PushRack presents the third generation of its modular rear bike rack system – designed for safe, space-saving bike transport on campervans. The V3 is ‘made in Germany’ and is mounted on Airline, Thule or Fiamma rails, carrying bikes that are secured vertically. The system carries up to four bikes, which can be removed independently of the others and secured separately against theft. The newly designed tyre holder allows for the transport of a wide variety of bike types – from gravel bikes to fat bikes – without any modifications to the bike. The base price is an Airline rail set for €200, with carriers starting at €180.
Camper Jarvis Smart Home Control
The Camper Jarvis system deliberately avoids the need for constant app monitoring and manual intervention. Instead, it works intelligently in the background: the pressurised water pump only activates when someone is present, whilst surplus solar energy automatically heats the boiler or optimises the cooling system. At its heart is the SmartKnob (€399) – a tactile control for all on-board functions that feels like a high-quality volume control. An app is optional but not essential. The system combines modules for energy, water, heating and switch control into a complete solution. “The real luxury of camping is that everything works without you having to worry about it,” explains Rico, founder of Jarvis Labs in Konstanz. Benefits for DIY fitters: less cabling, quicker installation, lower weight.
Hymer Grand Canyon S 700 CrossTrail
In the Grand Canyon S 700 CrossTrail (from €148,900), Hymer combines a striking off-road look with functional features for those with a taste for adventure. On the outside, the vehicle stands out thanks to its distinctive CrossTrail decals. Inside, the “Tallinn” leather upholstery with orange contrast stitching and a quilted diamond pattern adds a sporty touch. Technically, the edition features robust 18-inch tyres and a bumper chassis protected by Raptor paint. Standard equipment also includes a 5G router, designed to ensure a stable internet connection even in remote areas.
Knaus Yaseo Caravan
The Knaus Yaseo caravan (from €23,860) is specifically designed for electric cars. It is ultra-lightweight and uses V2L (Vehicle-to-Load) technology to draw power directly from the towing vehicle – perfect for sports enthusiasts who want to be self-sufficient. Thanks to the optional variable seating area and up to two garage doors, the Yaseo aims to impress as a true storage space marvel, in which bicycles can also be transported with ease. Photo: Knaus Tabbert
Dethleffs Globebus Performance T16
Dethleffs is expanding its four-wheel-drive range with the compact Globebus Performance T16 (from €94,999), which can be driven without any problems using a standard Class B driving licence. At 6.25 metres in length, the semi-integrated motorhome is 60 centimetres shorter than its larger sister model. Its dimensions and reduced weight allow for registration with a gross vehicle weight of 3.5 tonnes – whilst still offering practical payload figures, according to the manufacturer. At the same time, the new version incorporates many of the technical features and off-road capabilities of the larger four-wheel-drive model. The more compact design is intended to improve manoeuvrability both off-road and in urban traffic.
More must-haves for your outdoor adventure
- Camping barbecue – such as the Skotti Grill 2.0
- Awning for vans and minibuses – such as the Quechua Van Connect Arpenaz Fresh
- Solar fairy lights – such as The Salcar LED solar light
- Camping clothesline – such as the Clothesline from Tchibo
- Storage net for camping tables – such as by Quechua
- Hammock – such as the Ticket to the Moon Pro Mat Hammock
- Portable espresso machine – such as the Wacaco Picopress
- Camp toiletries bag – such as the Vaude Wegawrap
- Mosquito net – such as the Sea to Summit mosquito net
- Fire bowl – such as the Petromax Tyropit Fire Bowl
- Awning mat – such as the Berger Stripes
- Camping lantern with power bank and dimming function – such as the Berger Hopuni Pro LED
- Tarp awning – such as the Outwell Hillcrest Tarp
- Portable solar panel – such as the Anker SOLIX PS400
- Stitch healers – such as the Bite Away Two
- Box of mosquito coils – such as by Brunner Mossy
- Cooler bag for day trips – such as by Quechua
