Biking, hiking, climbing, skiing - all these and more are examples of extreme sports.
They're invigorating, exhilarating and, most of all, fun.
The next time you want to take a trip with your friends, or even just alone in the wilderness, you should figure out all your essentials.
One other thing to consider taking with you is a portable fire pit.
After all, there's nothing like kicking back at the end of a long day in the outdoors to keep warm as the night gets colder.
Portable pits are inexpensive, effective, and completely functional, giving your extreme sports outing the perfect ending.
You can also just build your own rudimentary fire pit if you wish.
However, you do have to be infinitely more careful if you're doing it in a forest, especially in the fall where there's a lot of dry grass and leaves around.
Be sure to clear a sufficiently large area of anything flammable or combustible before even attempting this.
Just collect a large pile of flat stones that you can stack on each other in an interlocking fashion, and you've got a rudimentary fire pit that should stay safe, as long as you don't leave it unattended.
No matter what type of fire pit you go for, it can be the best companion to an extreme sports trip you could ever ask for.
Just take the day and do whatever you like - kayaking, climbing, rafting - and you'll have a nice warm fire to look forward to at the end of it.
You could even cook food on it that you can use to satiate your hunger after such strenuous activity.
Regardless of its ultimate role in your extreme sports outing, you and your friends are sure to enjoy a fire at the end of it.