As 2017 comes to an end, many are gearing up for the holidays happening in just a few days. While many have checked off their shopping list on time, there are always those last minute shoppers still searching for the perfect gift. For anyone with an outdoorsman in their life, shopping for this man can be pretty difficult. From birthdays, to father’s day, and then on to Christmas, it just gets harder to shop for them. With Christmas this guide below will make shopping for the outdoorsman in your life a breeze this year.
While not all outdoorsmen are photographers, some like to record their hobbies. For a fisherman, this allows him to record as he reels in each fish or take pictures of his catch. Not a fisherman? GoPro cameras are still perfect for any outdoorsman looking to document his day.
Branded as a “must-carry” tool for any hiker, fisherman, camper, or general traveler, the LifeStraw water filter can turn any water into drinking water through a high-tech filter. One LifeStraw can filter through 1,000 liters of water that’s been contaminated without iodine, chlorine, or other chemicals. Like the handsanitizer of water, this straw can remove 99.9% of bacteria in the water. It’s the perfect alternative to iodine pills and comes in an easy to carry bag.
Most outdoorsmen will admit that their adventures can become tiresome at one point or another. Why not give them a transportable bed? An ENO hammock makes the perfect gift. It comes in multiple colors and in a single nest or a double nest that’s built for two people. You can even find an ENO in camo colors!
A subscription box is the gift that keeps on giving, and this year you can give your outdoorsman a Nomadik Subscriptionwhich will send a box of outdoorsy gadgets each month. Then when the box arrives, your outdoorsman will receive 3-5 gadgets for their next outdoor adventure. Things like pocket-knives, hammocks, survival tools and more could be included. Rather than needing to pick out something, this gift is already picked out for you.
This blog was originally published by Stephen Geri on StephenGeri.net
