What to Pack for Your Outdoor Adventure
Pack smart, move light, and fuel right - with compact meals like the FRONTIER QRR or freeze-dried food to stay ready in any terrain.
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Space nutrition: what NASA’s Orion food bars teach us about human performance
NASA’s Orion food bars prove that nutrition is engineering. Designed for minimal mass and maximum performance, they echo the same logic behind FRONTIER’s QRR system: sustaining cognition, strength, and readiness...
QRR alongside the Dutch 24-hour military ration
The 24-hour operational ration remains the backbone for sustained operations, providing complete nutrition, warmth and morale. The QRR complements it as a compact, high-calorie unit for high-tempo phases where time, weight,...
Cooked meals vs a moving meal: time, fuel, volume and €/kcal for real backcountry days
Freeze-dried meals work well when you have water, time and fuel; a purpose-built “moving meal” like the QRR keeps you fed when weather, tempo or conditions make cooking inefficient. Combining...
Inside the QRR: why every gram matters
PremiseIn committed mountain travel and forward tasks, mass and volume tax tempo and decision quality. Every gram must earn its place. QRR is a compact 100 g, ≈ 400 kcal...
Operator feedback: 3 days, zero prep, full output
ContextThree consecutive days in cold, wet terrain with variable light. No stove or cook kit carried. Food entirely based on QRR units, supported by water from known sources and added...