Riley Park

I build metric-backed comparisons of chairs, tables, cots, and hammocks, focusing on how pieces fit as a coherent camproom for specific trips.

A camp works when furniture is a system, not a pile.

On a windy April weekend, I timed ten chair setups on river cobbles, then logged tip angles and leg splay under gusts. The 'prettiest' model lost cups and composure; the ugly duck sat solid. Our group ate faster, laughed longer, and I realized stability metrics beat brochure gloss every time.