It’s official gift-giving season, which means you’re probably looking gift ideas for all the people in your life. Whether it is for him, for her or for tourists in your life or you need some cheap giftsWe had many tutorials at CNN Underscore.
If you know someone who is completely nature-obsessed, you’ll have a hard time finding the perfect gift. That’s why we’ve rounded up our favorites to please any hiker, camper, climber, kayaker or any type of adventurer. other. If you need more ideas, check out ours REI Gift Guide also.
Yeti’s new water bottle is sure to be a hot gift this holiday season. Instead of another heavy-duty, insulated metal bottle, the brand’s latest version is a lightweight, BPA-free, yet very durable plastic water bottle.
The Teva ReEmber Sandals have been one of our favorite gifts for years, but this holiday season Teva has released a new version: the Teva ReEmber Terrain. These shoes have thicker soles, better support, and more traction in the bottom so you can have more peace of mind when walking around camp. We tried a pair for ourselves and loved the updated sole. However, these new sandals don’t have a heel, so it’s easy to slip off. We also notice that the Terrain slippers are large in size, so you may want to order one size down.
If you know someone who always forgets their drink, buy them this one that can insulate the Yeti. It uses the brand’s double-walled vacuum insulation technology to keep your drinks tasty and cold for hours.
It’s no secret that whiskey glasses and pints of beer are a must-have gift, but we still think you should consider glasses from North Drinkware because they’re great. The bottom of each glass has a real mountain 3D mold on the bottom.
When the weather turns cold and you can’t go camping, one of the things you might miss the most is sitting around the bonfire. While it’s not as good as the real thing, this mini fireplace is a great way to bring a bit of the outdoors inside.
we absolutely love Kitchen Alone, thanks to its sleek design and low-smoke fires. It’s a great gift for those who can’t always get to the woods.
Apple has taken the leap into the outdoor scene with the all-new Apple Watch UItra. With increased battery life, more accurate GPS, and enhanced compass capabilities, it could be an adventurer’s new best friend. We tried it out, and while it’s no doubt expensive, We think it’s worth it.
Mosquitoes haven’t appeared yet, but you can bet they’ll come back and bite you next summer. Get ready with this rechargeable mosquito repellent, we tested and absolutely love.
We’ve been testing out this hiking backpack from Gregory for the past month and absolutely love it. It has lots of compartments, chest and hip straps, and even a 3-liter water tank. If you’re looking for a technical hiking backpack to carry your gear with on more challenging hiking days, this is the backpack for you.
Stay cozy wherever you are with Therm-A-Rest’s Honcho Poncho. It has synthetic insulation to keep you warm and a giant front pocket that doubles as a sack for easy portability. We had one for a couple of weeks and thought it was a great way to get a bite to eat at camp or an outdoor venue like the back gate or the football game.
This versatile scarf is great for traveling, camping, exercising, and basically any other outdoor activity. It’s super easy to pack, super absorbent, quick drying and soft. We’ve been testing one for about a month now and love it. We’ve found all sorts of uses for it and it definitely earned a spot on our list. camping checklist.
Parks Project is one of our favorite outdoor brands, and this mushroom-themed Polaroid camera is high on our holiday list this year.
We really love Rumpl .’s blanketsand now the brand has teamed up with Carhartt to create a wearable Sherpa lined blanket that looks like one of the most luxurious devices we’ve ever seen.
If you are on national park trendYou’ll want to solve this beautiful 1,000-piece national park puzzle.
The perfect camping boot, these cozy slippers are made from 100% wool with a supportive rubber sole.
Sleeping comfortably at camp can be difficult, but it won’t be difficult when you use this camping pillow from Nemo. We tried one out and were extremely impressed by how comfortable it was. It combines foam filler with an inflatable hub to provide excellent support while remaining packable.
This fire pit folds flat for ultimate portability and easy storage. Plus, it has a built-in ashtray so it’s easy to clean and leaves no marks.
The giant tent turns into a stand-alone shelter in just a few minutes. We tested a earlier this year and absolutely love its versatility.
If you enjoy cooking at camp, you need this lightweight, super-packed set. It comes with a 2.8-liter foldable pot, a 1.3-liter collapsible kettle, and an 8-inch pan. We tested this set for over a year and took it on every camping trip. The pot is the perfect size to cook a large pot of soup perfect for two, and it all boils down to a frisbee.
This weatherproof jacket from Flint and Tinder has a wax coating on both sides of the shell for added warmth and insulation. A blanket lining makes it feel more cozy even when the weather outside is everything.
This 36.5-liter bag can carry all kinds of gear, whether it’s a giant grocery pack or your skiing essentials. Internal compression straps, handles and zippered pockets all make packing and carrying this bag a breeze.
If you’re looking for a stylish sock stuffer, check out these chopsticks from outdoor brand Snow Peak, made from bamboo and stainless steel. Plus, they come with a carrying case so you can take them with you on your next adventure.
Once you feel warm and comfortable in your sleeping bag, it can be hard to push yourself out. With the Selk’Bag wearable sleeping bag, you don’t have to. Packed with synthetic insulation, equipped with lots of pockets and with air vents to help you regulate your temperature, you can stay cool and comfortable all day long.
If you don’t like slapping your feet into a cold pair of boots in the morning, check out this boot warmer from Therm-ic. It uses a USB-powered heater and can warm two boots at once so your toes stay toned.
These little koozies from Puffin Drinkwear are the perfect piece for the adventurous people in your life. They can keep their drinks cold with these fun and stylish insulated boxes.
You don’t have to drink instant coffee while camping. There are many portable options that can make a delicious cup of coffee, including this cute color filter from The Parks Project. It’s made of enameled 100% carbon steel, which means it’s sturdy enough for everyday use at home or in remote areas.
This enameled mug is so cute, it won’t chip like a ceramic mug, and it’s even campfire safe if you want to warm up your drink over an open flame.
This portable fire pit from Snow Peak comes with a grill so you can make delicious meals wherever you are. Plus, it’s foldable so you can take it from the backyard to the campsite and everywhere in between.
Here Stanley’s favorite tortoise Makes the perfect gift for anyone on your list. It’s a great way to stay hydrated with ice cold water during your commute, at the office, or around the house.
At the beach, on the slopes or at the top of a mountain, these polarized sunglasses help protect your eyes from the sun. Plus, they have convenient side shields for extra protection from glare.
If you want to upgrade your hiking backpack, look no further than this bundle from REI Co-op. It’s simple, it has lots of pockets and it even has a water canister so you can be ready for your hike the next day.
We love Patagonian sweaters and this fleece is no exception. With a timeless look and a material crafted with recycled polyester, the Better Sweater will look good on the go and on the road.
Explore more with this rooftop tent from Thule. Weighing in at 152 pounds, this tent can accommodate up to three people and has an extendable canopy so you can get from your car into the tent unaffected by the elements.
The ultralight tent is perfect for both backpacking and car camping. It has plenty of space inside to sleep two people and has two vestibule piles for extra gear storage.
down jacket They are a great gift because they are so versatile. Combine them with a few layers and you can wear them all the way from fall to spring. This one from Patagonia is particularly good as it has an 800 fill capacity and its exterior is made from 30 denier recycled ripstop nylon for added durability.
If you enjoy camping year-round but don’t want to buy multiple sleeping bags for different temperatures, then this sleeping bag is for you. With two interchangeable layers, you can use them separately or together for three different sleep configurations.
This pan is made from silicone, which means dishwasher-, freezer-, microwave- and oven safe. It’s lightweight and won’t break, making it the perfect camping companion.
