Best Outdoors & Travel

Ice that lasts for hours and a tumbler that laughs off the drop you're about to do.

Drink safely from a stream, lake, or sketchy tap — for under $20.

A nearly indestructible trail watch with solar charging that just won't quit.

The hammertone-green thermos that keeps coffee hot through an entire workday.

Indestructible foam pad that never punctures and unfolds in seconds at camp.

A pocket-sized windbreaker that stuffs into its own chest pocket and weighs next to nothing.

Solar-charged rugged GPS watch with battery life that can run for weeks off-grid.

A plush, load-hauling pack that makes multi-day miles feel lighter on your hips and shoulders.

Ultralight four-season pad that keeps you warm on snow without weighing down your pack.

Rugged, no-fuss GPS that runs 25 hours on two AAs when your phone dies.

Featherlight Z-fold poles that collapse small enough to forget they're in your pack.

Boils water in about 100 seconds for fast coffee and meals at camp.

Rock-solid navigation with marathon battery life for backcountry trips off the grid.

Turn-by-turn maps and power data that make every ride smarter.

Ultralight backcountry filter that turns sketchy streams into safe drinking water in seconds.

The indestructible trail classic that survives drops, freezes, and decades.

An anti-gravity suspension pack that makes a heavy load feel lighter on multi-day treks.

A rugged, solar-charged trail watch with a battery life measured in weeks, not days.

A featherlight packable chair that holds 320 lbs yet folds into your daypack.

Pocket-sized canister stove that boils water in minutes on the trail.

An ultralight, packable daypack that disappears in your bag until you need it.

Pocket-sized power station that keeps phones, laptops, and lights running off-grid.

Rugged backcountry navigator with multi-band GPS and a battery that goes the distance off-grid.

Ventilated day-hike pack that keeps your back cool on sweaty summer climbs.

Lightweight aluminum poles that save your knees on every descent.

Rugged trail GPS with preloaded topo maps and 25 hours on two AA batteries.

A backcountry kitchen that nests into a fist-sized pack — eat well miles from anywhere.

Backpacker-favorite air pad that's ultralight, packs to a water-bottle size, and keeps the cold ground at bay.

Sip or chug from one spout, keep drinks cold for hours, and lock the lid so it never leaks in your bag.

Keeps drinks ice-cold for 24 hours through every hike, gym day, and commute.

Easy-pitch, weather-ready shelter that gets beginners camping in minutes.

A bright, waterproof headlamp that handles night hikes, camp chores, and power outages.

A comfy, versatile 20L daypack that handles day hikes, commutes, and travel with ease.

Two-way texting and SOS from anywhere on Earth — even where cell bars give up.

Two-way satellite messaging and SOS with a multi-day battery for true backcountry safety.

A real night's sleep in the backcountry—packs down to the size of an egg.

Up to 25% lighter than standard Hydro Flasks while keeping drinks ice-cold for hours on the trail.

Trail-ready comfort straight out of the box—no painful break-in period required.

Adds warmth and keeps your bag fresh — the lightweight liner backpackers swear by.

Backcountry air mat that packs to a water-bottle size and sleeps like a bed.

A roomy, beginner-friendly tent that won't crush your back or your budget.

Solar charging means weeks off-grid without a cable — built like a tank for the backcountry.

Weatherproof, throw-it-anywhere toughness with backpack straps for the long haul.

A rugged trail GPS that keeps pointing the way when your phone signal gives up.