If you have a husband, dad, brother, or just anyone in your life who enjoys getting outside, this list of 44 Best Gift Ideas for Outdoorsy Guys is the gift guide for you.
I have sorted these gifts by price to hopefully cater to any budget. I have also listed the price of the gift next to the name. However, prices of course fluctuate so there is of course a chance the price may rise (or may be even lower!) by the time you read this.
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GIFTS UNDER $25
Dude Wipes ($8)
Flushable wipes that help keep a man clean and fresh. These are unscented and infused with Vitamin-E and aloe so good for sensitive skin.
Chums Glasses Retainer ($8)
Perfect if you have someone in your life who wears glasses and doesn’t want them slipping off when they are out on adventures.
Darn Tough Wools Socks ($24)
Wool socks are the best for outdoor activities and Darn Tough offers the best warranty. If you get a hole in them, they will either repair them or send you a new pair for free!
Hammock ($24)
If you have a man in your life who doesn’t have a hammock, buy him one now. It’s the perfect piece of gear to bring on road trips, camping trips, backpacking trips, or to a local park. My husband and I both hammock camped when we backpacked before we saved up to buy a tent. If they already have a hammock, consider getting them a tarp cover!
Carhartt Beanie ($19)
A warm, stylish beanie. What more could you ask for?
Carhartt Men’s Heavyweight Long Sleeve ($24)
Carhartt makes great quality clothes and their long sleeve is a great fit, good material, and lasts.
Backpacking Trowel ($19)
If you have someone who backpacks in your life, a trowel is a must. And this one is extra nice because of how lightweight it is. Help your man cut some weight and keep our trails clean all at the same time.
Backpacking Stove Fuel ($15)
Fuel for your backpacking stove is such a nice gift because it’s not always something you think of buying when you’re out shopping, but it’s important to have and if you run out, such a pain to go buy. This isobutane/propane burns very clean and won’t gunk up your stove overtime.
Buff Neck Gaiter ($16)
Such a diverse article of clothing. It can be worn traditionally around your neck but also as an ear covering, beanie, cloth to wipe your nose, “oven mitt” for you backpacking pot…So many uses!
Enso Silicone Ring ($24)
I got my husband an Enso silicone ring early in our marriage. It replaces his wedding ring when he’s out on adventures or at work. It feels like nothing so it’s great if you have a man in your life who isn’t fond of metal jewelry.
Nalgene Water Bottle ($15)
A Nalgene water bottle is extremely durable and holds 1 liter of water. It’s great for day hikes and backpacking trips. You can also boil water and pour it in and use it as a hot water bottle when camping at night.
Anker Phone Charger ($21)
Everybody needs a little extra battery when out in the backcountry. This one is nice and sleek and doesn’t weigh too much.
Cover Your Assets Card Game ($16)
If you have a game lover, don’t sleep on this game. It’s so fun and can be played with just 2 people. Or get a group together for a game night!
Adventure Medical Kit First Aid Kit ($22)
A good first aid kit for hiking or backpacking is a great gift and one anyone would appreciate.
GIFTS UNDER $50
Platypus GravityWorks Water Filter ($89)
A water filter is a true necessity when backpacking and this gravity filter allows you to filter a large amount of water in minutes.
Petzl Actik Core Headlamp ($46)
A lightweight, extremely bright headlamp that my husband loves. It’s great for early morning or late hikes, camping, or car maintenance. Petzl headlamps are our favorite.
Goodr Sunglasses ($25)
When I asked for sunglass recommendations, the majority of people recommended Goodr. They are lightweight, a classic look, polarized, and not a fortune.
Slackline ($39)
If you’ve never tried a slackline, basically it’s a piece of webbing you tie between two trees and tightrope walk across. It’s extremely fun and addictive. My husband and I can be out in the park for hours walking the line!
Klymit Luxe Pillow ($39)
A nice pillow when backpacking and camping is the best luxury item (at this point it’s a must for me). This one is inflatable but also has a soft cover so it doesn’t feel like you’re sleeping on a cold balloon.
Stanley 30oz Tumber ($31)
Stanley tumblers are popular for a reason. This water bottle keeps your water cold, is leak proof, and the large handle makes it easy to carry around.
Pickle Ball Paddle Set ($42)
The perfect starter kit if you have someone who wants to get in to pickle ball. It’s an easy sport to pick up even if they have never played.
Bike Multitool ($25)
If you have a biker in your life, make sure they aren’t out riding without a multitool. It can save them in a pinch.
Arcade Belt ($29)
This is my husband’s favorite belt. It’s not rigid like your typical belt but has some stretch to it making it extremely comfortable while still doing it’s job of keeping his pants up. This is the perfect “you don’t know you need it until you have it” gift.
Car Emergency Roadside Kit ($49)
Everyone should have an emergency kit in their car because you just never know what’s going to happen. Stay safe out there!
Mary Ruth Organics Vitamins ($39)
The absolute best vitamins for the whole family and so many good ones for men. There are gummies that taste delicious too if the man in your life isn’t too good at remembering to take his vitamins.
*Discount Code: MROHailey20 for 20% off (Excluding subscriptions)
Saxx Underwear ($36)
These underwear are extremely popular because of their unique design. They have panels inside creating a pouch for his man parts. This reduces friction and chafing and apparently is just really comfortable.
GIFTS UNDER $100
Walker Family Duffel Bag ($88)
A perfect travel bag for anyone who is on the go a lot. Organizational pockets will help keep things from getting too messy inside as well.
Spikeball Game Kit ($59)
Such a fun 4 person game. If your man is into get together with friends, this is a must!
Teva Re Ember Moc Camp Shoes ($79)
The best camp shoe! These are lightly insulated so they keep your feet warm, they have a sole so they are meant to be warm outside, and the back is designed to fold down so you can easily slip them on.
REI Trail 25 Hiking Pack ($79)
You can never have too many hiking packs. This REI pack is perfect for a day hike. This lightweight pack has a 25L capacity which is perfect for a day hike.
Prana Pants ($63)
My husband, dad, and brother in law all have these Brion Prana pants and love them. They look great, are durable, and are comfortable. They can go from trail to town so well. My husband also loves hiking in the Zion pants.
Kahtoola Microspikes ($74)
I wear micorspikes way more than I do snowshoes. They are a must have piece of winter gear. You can go so much further on winter hikes and it’s just a much more efficient way to hike.
Clean Simple Eats Protein Powder ($59)
The best protein powder. It doesn’t hurt our stomachs, it tastes great, and there are dozens of amazing flavors.
*Discount Code: Hailey10 for 10% off
GIFTS $100+
Blundstone Boots ($219)
I bought my husband a pair of the classic 550 after I became obsessed with mine and now we are constantly matching. He loves his and wears them daily in the cooler weather.
Jetboil MiniMo Backpacking Stove ($142)
We love our Jetboil stoves when backpacking. This boils water in like a minute and this one has simmering capabilities. This will let you cook food in it without scorching the bottom. This is perfect if someone you know needs a stove upgrade or they want to start backpacking.
Patagonia Fleece Pullover ($159)
This is a classic, cozy fleece. It’s Patagonia, really can’t go wrong.
Self Cleaning Razor ($149)
I will be honest, I’m not sure why my husband loves it but he does. I guess it adds a little bit of luxury in a mundane task he has to do almost everyday.
Osprey Atmos AG Backpacking Pack ($276)
My husband has had this pack for years and he loves it. It’s extremely comfortable and Osprey really does the best packs in our opinion.
Jackery Power Station ($219)
This Jackery Power Station comes on every road trip and camping trip we go on. We even use it in our car because the charging outlet doesn’t work. I love it because you can charge everything and anything you need. It really is a handy piece of gear.
Rtic Cooler ($114)
We’ve had this cooler for about a year and we take it on every camping trip and picnic. It keeps our food cold and the quality is unmatched.
Dewalt Cordless Inflator ($117)
My dad and brother have this pump and it’s something we have used/borrowed on dozens of occasions. It’s perfect for blowing up an air mattress, low tires, inflatable pool, you name it.
Merrell Moab Hiking Boots ($108)
Merrell makes incredible boots and these are my husband’s favorite. They are comfortable, waterproof, and mid rise giving you extra stability.
Arc’teryx Atom LT Jacket ($249)
This jacket is pricey for sure, but it’s extremely versatile. The Atom LT is designed to be breathable so perfect to hike in in the winter. It’s also synthetic instead of down so if it gets wet, it will still help keep you warm. It’s not heavy and perfect to mid layer under a shell for skiing!
REI XeroDry GTX Rain Jacket ($169)
This is an incredible price for a Gore-Tex jacket. My husband got this jacket this year and it has kept him totally dry in multiple down pours. It looks great and does it’s job well.
If you found this list of Gift ideas for outdoorsy guys helpful, be sure to check out my other Gift Guides for other Outdoorsy people in your life here!
