Just thought I would pass this along. I don't have any knowledge about the quality of these items, other than the Waterport, but they caught my attention being that the prices seem pretty good... More on overlandbound.com

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No experience with the gear but things to consider are, what type of camping you will do and how often? Are you car camping everyonce in a while? Almost anything will work for a night or two. Are you backpacking? Check the items weight. A 6lb tent that cost under $100 vs a 2lb tent that cost $300 makes a difference in the day. Where as car camping you move the 6lb tent from car, to the tent pad 30ft away so its no big deal Check the temperature rating. If it doesn't give a temperature rating it might have an r-value, the higher the r-value the better temperature insulation. This is important for sleeping pads. In the mid summer where the night is 70 degrees no worries, sleep on a pool raft, but say late summer where the night temps might drop a warm (insulated) pad makes a big difference . My buddy got his Walmart special set up for around $100 and loves it, but he only goes 2-3 times a year and is car camping. I backpack camp frequently and have spent way more than he has but I can go out and camp in most any weather and carry my gear all day long. (My entire system, pack,tent,sleep pad/bag and stove weighs the same as his tent) If you are just starting, Costco is probably a great choice, especially if you are car camping and only going out everyonce in a while and/or in relatively nice weather. That being said, and while I normally don't like to promote the company as I feel they are often overpriced. REI is running their anniversary sale thru May 25th, they have their backpacking bundle which is a 2man tent, a bag and pad for $200. And they have a Kelty 2person bundle (4man tent, 2 sleeping bags, and 2 pads) for $186 right now. Kelty is Decent car camping brand if you are looking for an entire set up to get started with. More on reddit.com

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