Thanks to the vortex created by its Bluetooth-controlled fan, Biolite's Firepit is so smokeless you could almost light it indoors. Biolite strongly discourages your doing so, but it's good peace of mind for those who fear a faceful of campfire smoke.
If they've never owned a pair of these, it may be about time.
Chop wood, build a fire, carry water, and so on.
So they stop smashing their fifth of fancy Scotch on their way up the mountain.
If they really spend time in the great outdoors, this will save their phone exactly 15 times per year, give or take.
Available in three sizes, and in subscriptions, you (or they) can pick the general type of tackle they receive based on their target species and angling methods.
This kit, complete with hardwood cutting board, microfiber towel, serrated blade, straight blade, peeler, and wine opener, is all you really need to perform campfire meal prep. Toss in an oyster shucking tool for good measure.
Nothing screams an afternoon sauntering through the Pyrenees like a bota bag. And there's nothing more romantic than that.
For serious climbers, this half-weight (already lightweight) down sleeping bag, paired with a belay parka, is all they need for a sound(ish) night's sleep dangling from Half-Dome.
Okay, so maybe it's a bit cumbersome for a true trek, but a short hike to a campsite with this handy little kit will have them cooking, baking, or firing off pizzas just about anywhere they so please. The heat this thing generates also charges a battery, which can then power anything that runs through a USB port. Far out, indeed.
At 20,000 mAh, it can even charge their laptop out in the wilderness and also comes equipped with a flashlight.
Charles Gaines, Thomas McGuane, Randy Wayne White, Diana Rudolph... if you don't recognize these names, don't worry. They will.
If that gator isn't quite their cup of tea, this down scarf (with hidden pocket) is like a down jacket for their face and neck.
No more flimsy sticks or dropping precious dinners into the fire.
Few wool brands bear as much heritage as Faribault.
Whether they're tracking game or wayfinding, be it by land or sea, these won't go unappreciated.
Cameras, laptops, lights: Whatever they're dragging around the world, they can always use another one of these (and if this is their first, then it's about time).
It's not much, but it'll make all the difference.
A dutch oven, another one with a skillet for a lid, a regular-sized pan, and even a steel stand for the fire. What else do you really need for cookware in the bush?
4ocean pulls a pound of trash from the oceans and/or coastlines with every bracelet purchased. Since the project began in 2017, 4ocean has removed more than one million pounds of trash from waterways and coastlines.
So they (and you) don't have to endure any more spoiled and/or freezer-burned fish and game.
Longnecks, stubbies, cans (of any size), cocktails: This thing can cradle them all.
If they're into winter camping, or considering it, start them off right.
Ocearch is on the forefront of shark research, catching and tagging fish that, at points, scientists never thought possible. Help support Ocearch by helping your loved one(s) protect their retinas out there.
That ratty old baseball cap just doesn't speak to their soul. Get them something that does, and will last.
This will change their world.
If they've put in their years with graphite and fiberglass, it's time they uphold the tradition of fly-flinging to its utmost.
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