
Father’s Day Gifts for Outdoorsy Dads

Father’s Day is June 15th, 2025! This year, ditch the cologne and tie and give dad something he’ll actually use. Whether he’s a casual warm weather camper, weekend warrior, or long-distance backpacker, we’ve curated a guide of the best outdoor gear on the market to make your old man’s next adventure better than ever.
Are you looking for something tailored to your dad’s style? Scroll down to our themed gift bundles to build the ultimate personalized basket just for him.
For even more inspo, dig into our 2025 Gift Guide. No matter who you’re shopping for, you’ll find the perfect present for the outdoors lover on this list.
Gifts Under $25

Darn Tough Socks
Dad needs socks he can count on. Our top recommendation? Darn Tough Socks. At CleverHiker, these things are a staple thanks to their durability and comfort. With tons of thicknesses, sizes, and styles to choose from, you’ll be keeping your dad’s feet happy both on and off the trail. The best part? Darn Tough has a Lifetime Warranty, so there’s no dealing with holes – just send ‘em back and get a new pair in the mail. Learn more about why these rank so highly on our guide to the best hiking socks.

Phopik tripod stand
Encourage your pops to take more pics! From summits and sunrises to silly trail moments, the Phopik Tripod Stand makes it easy to shoot on the go. We love this model because it’s affordable, weighs only a pound, and still has full-length legs that stay secure and balanced on rocky terrain. For the photography-focused father, scroll to the bottom of this guide and check out our photography bundle for more inspiration.

Rite in the Rain Notepads
Grab one of these nifty Rite in the Rain All-Weather Notepads with waterproof paper. This durable small pad won’t get ruined by weather, spills, or soggy backpacks. We’re big fans of this thing for tracking mileage, journaling, sketching the view – or just recording that epic dad joke around the fire. For extra points, add in a nearly bomb-proof, write-anywhere Fisher Space Pen and complete the set.

Swiss Army Classic Keychain Multitool
Whether you’re cutting a loose thread, plucking a splinter, or cracking open a box of trail snacks, the Swiss Army Classic handles the little things with ease. We’ve been using this pint-sized powerhouse for years and are still finding new uses for it, which is why it’s ranked highly on our guide to the best multitools for years. For dads who do it all, the Classic is an affordable and handy tool thanks to its keyring compatibility, thoughtful design and proven reliability.

Dirty Girl Gaiters
With a seemingly endless rotation of patterns, colors, and designs to match any vibe, Dirty Girl Gaiters are an awesome present for dads who take hiking and trail-running seriously. These gaiters keep rocks, dirt, and trail gunk out of low-cut shoes – without adding bulk or messing with your stride. For dads who like to keep things light, fast, and clean, these gaiters are a must.

Buff CoolNet UV Neckwear
Active adventurers who value function and style keep Buff Neckwear in their kits. From scorching sun to white-out blizzards, this is a hat, scarf, face-covering and more that adapts to every season and activity. It packs down small, weighs almost nothing, and punches way above its weight in versatility. Buffs come in lots of funky patterns to match any vibe – from subtle colors for the chill dad to bright and quirky for the wild one.

Yellowbird Hot Sauce Kit
Turn up the heat on Dad’s next adventure with these pocket-sized Yellowbird Hot Sauce bottles. Perfect for camp meals, road trip snacks, or spicing up a sad desk lunch, these bold flavors go wherever he goes. From smoky to sweet, there’s a sauce to match every bite and every mood. He’ll never go back to bland again.

Fire Starters
Fire starters make a great gift for dads who have a wood stove, love grilling, or spend nights under the stars tending a good campfire. We recommend these pods from Superior Trading because they’re natural and reliable (even in rain), so you can use them indoors and out, regardless of the weather. The bucket makes them easy to store and there’s no gift wrap necessary.

REI Gift Card
Is your dad picky about his gear? Luckily, an REI gift card can save you the hassle of giving him yet another “almost-right” present. Let papa pick out the exact trail runners, jacket, or gadget he’s been eyeing in the right size and color – no sizing mistakes, no second-guessing, just gear he’ll actually use.

Gifts Under $50

FlowFold Recycled Sailcloth Wallet
If your dad’s idea of fun involves dusty trails, alpine lakes, or river rapids, he needs a wallet that can keep up. FlowFold Wallets are featherlight, nearly indestructible, and slim enough to ride comfortably in any pocket. Ditch the ziploc bag for his cards and upgrade him to something that’ll see a lot of miles without adding bulk.

YETI Rambler Water Bottle
The dude in your life needs a bottle that works just as hard as he does. The YETI Rambler Water Bottle is tough, reliable, and insulated, making it a no-brainer for everything from long hikes to backyard BBQs. We love the chug cap for easy sipping on the go without fuss or spills. If his water container has seen better days, this model is a major upgrade. Find out why it earns an Editor’s Pick award on our guide to the best water bottles.

Cotopaxi Bataan Fanny Pack
For the papa who appreciates form and function, the Cotopaxi Bataan Fanny Pack is a standout. It’s light, spacious, affordable, and comfy – all great reasons for him to ditch those ugly cargo pants and stop sitting on his wallet (it’s terrible for your back!). Built from repurposed fabric, no two are alike – which means he’ll be sporting something totally unique. We’ve tested a ton of different fanny packs, but we think this one is an awesome value, which is why it earns a Budget Buy award on our best fanny packs list.

Adventure Medical Kits Ultralight/Watertight .7 First Aid Kit
Give Dad peace of mind on his next journey. The AMK Ultralight/Watertight .7 is a simple yet meaningful way to show you care – because even the toughest dads need a little backup. This thing earns top marks with an Editor’s Pick award on our best first aid kits guide. It fits easily in a pack with the essentials and takes care of everyday trail scrapes and strains. It’s affordable, reliable, and a smart addition for hiking, backpacking, and beyond.

YETI Rambler Tumbler
Tired of your dad microwaving the same cup of coffee five times? Upgrade him to a YETI Rambler. This thing keeps drinks hot (or cold) for ages and can take a beating without a scratch. We’ve tested ours on trails, in the car, and even while wrangling gear in the garage, and these sturdy mugs just keep going. With a rainbow of colors to choose from, you’ll score major gift-giving points – and you won’t have to get him another mug for years.

Goodr Polarized Sunglasses
Keep your pops’ eyes sharp and his style sharper with a new pair of Goodr Sunglasses. They’re built to handle sweaty hikes and sunny summits with ease thanks to polarized lenses and a stay-put design. Affordable, functional, and packed with personality, they’re a no-brainer with plenty of styles to match any dad’s style – or lack thereof. Add a snazzy floating sunglasses strap to keep them safe on the water and show him you’ve thought of everything.

State Park & Forest Passes
Surprise Dad with an annual recreation pass that lets him breeze past park fees and get right to the good stuff. Whether it’s hiking, fishing, or camping, every visit will remind him of your gift. A pass is the perfect reason to hit the trails together and make some unforgettable memories with your old man!

Therm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow
Treat Dad to unparalleled comfort with the wallet-friendly and versatile Therm-a-Rest Compressible Pillow. From trekking through the wilderness to jet-setting across the globe, this plush foam pillow will revolutionize his sleep experience. Check out why this cozy pillow earned a Budget Buy award on our list of the best camping & backpacking pillows.

AeroPress Go Coffee Press
The AeroPress Go makes gourmet coffee quick and easy. Whether Dad’s at home or out hunting, camping, or RVing, he’ll love having the ability to brew a cup of joe or espresso in just a few seconds more than the time it takes to boil water. The AeroPress Go is lightweight, compact, and a snap to use. We named it our Best Coffee Maker Overall on our best camping coffee makers guide.

Inui 20,000 Battery Bank
Power banks are absolutely essential for on-the-go dads who use their phones for GPS, photo and video, music, and more. Keep electronics fully juiced with the Inui 20,000. This model is an awesome value and packs a punch of charging power for the weight. Check it out on our list of the Best Power Banks for Hiking.

Katadyn BeFree Water Filter
Help your Dad stay refreshed with safe drinking water anywhere he goes with the Katadyn BeFree. This tiny, lightweight water filter weighs just 2.3 ounces but punches well above its weight for flow and volume. It’s perfect for filtering water on the go from a trail run or climbing wall session to a fishing trip or 30-mile hiking trip. See how it ranks on our best water filters roundup.

Black Diamond Moji R+ Lantern
The Black Diamond Moji R+ Lantern is the kind of gear dad doesn’t know he needs until he tries it. With 200 lumens of adjustable brightness, multi-color LEDs, and a compact design, it’s a perfect lighting solution for tents, camp kitchens, or even the backyard. From practical, low-light use on a mellow evening to full-on party mode cycling through colors, this lantern does it all.

Stanley Classic Food Jar
This Vacuum-Insulated Food Jar from Stanley makes it easy for dad to have hot drinks or hearty, warm meals when he’s away from home. At CleverHiker, we’ve been using our Food Jar for many years, and it still looks good as new. Whether we’re toting hot brisket to work or thick stews to the mountain on ski days, we’re always amazed by how long this thermos keeps stuff hot.

GCI Outdoor Compact Camp Table 20
Dial up Dad’s camp comfort with the handy, affordable GCI Outdoor Compact Camp Table 20. He can relax in style with his book, phone, and beverage safely off of the ground and within arm’s reach. This thing rocks for its fast setup, unrivaled utility, and outstanding quality – and it can even be adjusted up and down. We named it the best side table on our list of the best camping tables.

Bernzomatic TS4000 Trigger Start Torch
For the dad who treats fire like an art form, the Bernzomatic Torch is the holy grail. The head easily screws on to small propane canisters as well as MAP gas bottles and turns up the heat in seconds. Whether he’s lighting a stubborn campfire or giving a quality steak the perfect crust, this tool is basically a flamethrower in a bottle – and it’s sure to earn a permanent place in his kit.

Meat Shredz – Premium Dried Pulled Pork
If your dad is a BBQ lover, it’s time to introduce him to Meat Shredz. These convenient packets of dried pulled pork make excellent backcountry tacos, ramen, and more! Our favorite flavor is Sriracha because it pairs well with just about anything. We like to soak the meat with a little water to moisten it, then serve it with rehydrated refried beans and tortillas on the trail… yum!

$50 – $100 Gifts

Lodge Dutch Oven Combo Cooker
Whether Dad’s crafting gourmet grub at basecamp or whipping up a hearty breakfast at home, the Lodge Dutch Oven Combo Cooker is up for the task. There’s a deep pot for chunky chili and the frying pan doubles as a lid, so he’s covered for any trail meal. It’s ideal for chefs of all skill levels who like to sear, simmer, or just play around with cooking techniques outdoors. Durable, dependable, and straight-up cool, this cast iron cooker earns its spot on our best camping cookware guide.

Lodge Griddle
The Lodge Griddle is a great option for dudes that frequently cook for a group. This gigantic, wide cooking surface has a smooth side for things like eggs and pancakes – but also a ribbed side to score those perfect grill marks on chicken thighs, salmon steaks, and burger buns. This bad boy comes pre-seasoned, too, so he can fire it up and get searing as soon as he finishes unwrapping.

Chaco Z/1 Classic
Warm weather calls for open-toe adventures, and the Chaco Z/1 Classics are the perfect gift to kick off summer. These have been some of our all-time favorite hiking sandals for years due to their outstanding durability, grippy soles, and arch-hugging support. Your dad will appreciate the cushy comfort in the backyard, trails or at the beach with highly adjustable straps for the right feel every time. They come in lots of different colorways, too.

REI Flash Pack 22
If your pops could use a new daypack, we suggest the REI Flash 22. This little daypack is one of our all-time team favorites at CleverHiker because it’s so impressively light, packable, and versatile so he can take it from trail to town to travel. We appreciate the minimal but smart organization features, included sit pad, and the Goldilocks size that’s not too big and not too small. The Flash 22 is a staple for light loads on our list of the best daypacks.

Montem Ultra Strong Trekking Poles
If your dad hasn’t discovered the magic of trekking poles, the Montem Ultra Strongs are the perfect gateway. They’re affordable, comfy, and surprisingly rugged. Ideal for weekend warriors and seasoned hikers alike, these poles provide joint relief and better balance to make tough hikes feel smoother and safer. Montem is our favorite budget option on our best trekking poles guide.

REI Flexlite Air Backpacking Chair
Make sure Dad always has the best seat in the house – or the woods! The REI Flexlite Air Chair is ultra-packable, weighs next to nothing, and sets up in seconds. From backpacking trips to concerts in the park to riverside hangs, this sturdy seat is surprisingly comfortable for such a small package. It’s no wonder the REI Flexlite leads the pack on our best backpacking chairs list.

Black Diamond Spot 400-R Headlamp
Whether Dad’s crawling under the house or setting up camp after dark, a reliable headlamp is a must. The Black Diamond Spot 400-R shines bright (literally) thanks to its soft, adjustable strap, rechargeable battery, rugged waterproofing, and lightweight build. It’s not the cheapest out there, but for outstanding hands-free performance, it’s worth every penny. Dig into the deets on our best headlamps guide.

Trail Magik Kid Carrier
Dads with little ones will love the convenience of the Trail Magik Kid Carrier. Lightweight and built for comfort, the Trail Magic Kid Carrier hooks onto any pack with front upper loaders and a hipbelt. Designed for dads on the go, the Trail Magic Kid Carrier offers a smart two-step setup that makes carrying a toddler hassle-free. It keeps both dad and kid comfortable and happy, so they can focus on adventuring and making memories together.

NESCO Snackmaster Pro Food Dehydrator
Foodie dads who love customizing their trail meals and snacks will be hooked on the NESCO Snackmaster Food Dehydrator. This efficient machine lets him dial ingredients and seasoning to build his dream menu for the backcountry from scratch. Everything from meats, fruits and veggies, to soups and stews can be preserved with ease. Consider adding in the super versatile Fruit Roll Sheets for transforming broths, blends and purees into tasty, snack-size treats.

FoodSaver Vacuum Sealer Machine
A FoodSaver Vacuum Sealer is essential for outdoor dads. He can use it to store fish and game, infuse meals with marinade, preserve food long-term, and more! We rely on ours to craft backpacking meals tailored exactly to our calorie needs and flavor preferences – keeping us locked and loaded for every outdoor adventure. See our guide to DIY dehydrating and meal-making to learn more about nutrition, portioning, and our team’s top trail-tested recipes.

HOKA ORA Recovery 3 Slides
Does your dad complain about sore, tired feet? Hook him up with the HOKA ORA Recovery 3 Slides – perfect for athletic dads who need some serious relief. for athletic dads that need relief for achy feet and joints. Like an anti-fatigue mat, the highly-cushioned soles make prolonged periods of walking and standing a lot more comfortable. We rock them in the kitchen, at the pool, and standing at our desks. Check out why we crowned the ORAs the best recovery shoe for runners in our guide to the best camp shoes.

Nocs Provisions Binoculars
Dad’s eyesight might not be what it used to be, but the Nocs Provisions Standard Issue 8 x 25 Waterproof Binoculars will make sure he never misses a beat. Slim, durable, colorful, and super lightweight, these binoculars are ideal for everything from backyard birdwatching to watching the action from way up high during the next stadium game.

Outdoor Research Ferrosi Hiking Pants
Sure, pants for Father’s Day might sound boring—until you introduce Dad to the Outdoor Research Ferrosis. These hiking pants are some of our all-time favorite because they’re stretchy and breathable, with fabric that’s light but packs a powerful 50+ UPF sun shield. We love them so much, they earned an Editor’s Pick award at the top of our best men’s hiking pants guide.

Hilltop Packs Custom Food Bag
Let Dad’s personality shine and get a custom photo printed on one of these funky and functional food sacks from Hilltop Packs. Your dad will get a kick out of seeing his one-of-a-kind bag every time he pulls it out of his pack. We love that these sacks are ultralight, they have a wide opening, and include a convenient snap closure. Check them out on our list of the best stuff sacks.

Piscifun Fishing Backpack
The Piscifun Fishing Backpack makes an awesome gift for angler dads. It will keep his tackle organized and convenient so he can be ready to roll with a few moments’ notice. The backpack design will keep your pops hands-free while he hunts down the perfect eddy. We also think he’ll appreciate the reinforced sunglasses case, dry storage for his phone, divided pockets, and bottle holster.

REI Trailgate Cubes & Bins
For the camping or traveling papa bear in your life, consider gifting a set of REI Trailgate Cubes and Bins. They fold down flat for simple storage but expand wide to hold all the bulky gear he needs. These organizers help Dad keep his essentials neat and accessible for stress-free packing and trips.

$100+ Gifts

Tenkara USA Hane Fishing Rod
Hailing from Japan, Tenkara is a simple and efficient fly fishing style that uses compact, extendable rods. Their featherlight design makes them ideal for hikers and backpackers who want to fish in mountain streams, alpine lakes, or reservoirs. We’re big fans of Tenkara USA’s Hane Rod, which weighs a measly 3.5 ounces – a near-perfect blend of weight savings and fishing performance.

Leatherman Wave+
The Leatherman Wave+ takes the top spot on our list of the best multitools for all the right reasons – it’s a catchall workhorse for problem-solving dads. This thing includes a knife, pliers, scissors, and a screwdriver, a ruler, a saw, and more – all in a streamlined package that fits in a pocket. The Wave+ is a worldwide bestselling multitool and an Editor’s Pick award winner thanks to its excellent balance of quality and cost.

Jetboil Flash
Does your dad need convenient hot water in remote locations? If so, he needs the Jetboil Flash. It heats a liter of water for hot meals and beverages in mere minutes, and it’s impressively easy and fast and intuitive to use and set up. This model is a long-time staple on our best backpacking stoves list.

Coleman Steel-Belted Cooler
The Coleman Steel-Belted Cooler has a cool, retro vibe, and is the perfect size for weekend trips. This cooler beat out a lot of the rotomolded options on our best coolers list because it has low-profile walls so there’s plenty of space inside for the good stuff, and it isn’t unnecessarily heavy and bulky to lug. We love the durable, metal exterior too since it works great as a seat, side table, or step stool around camp.

REI 650 Down Jacket
Is your dad still rocking that crusty, grease-stained down jacket from the Stone Age? Time to upgrade him with the REI 650 Down Jacket – it’s insanely warm, super lightweight, and compresses small for easy layering. Year after year, it’s earned a spot on our best down jackets list for its impressive combo of warmth, durability, and value, plus inclusive sizing for all shapes and sizes.

Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Rain Jacket
Rain jackets are a staple that eventually need refreshing, and chances are high that dad’s due for an upgrade. That’s where the Patagonia Torrentshell comes in, blending style with robust protection and boasting the quality of a premium jacket without the premium price tag. See why the Torrentshell claims the top spot on our selection of the best rain jackets of 2025.

Benchmade Bugout Knife
A good pocket knife is worth its weight in gold, and the Benchmade Bugout 535 punches well above its class. It’s exceptionally lightweight with its plastic grips, and has a very sharp plain-edge blade made with premium steel. If your dad slices, dices, and fixes with a pocketknife and a squint, this one’s for him. The Bugout 535 is on our best pocket knives list as the best ultralight option.

Kindle Paperwhite E-Reader
If your dad’s a reader, the Kindle Paperwhite may be the perfect Father’s Day gift. It’s gentle on the eyes and will allow him to take as many books as he’d like on trips without the bulk and weight. Whether he prefers a massive volume like Of Mice and Men or a spooky Stephen King, the Paperwhite is a smart gift idea for hours of low-key entertainment in a quiet camp setting.

Cotopaxi Allpa Travel Backpack
From sleek design to all-day comfort, the Cotopaxi Allpa checks every box for travel greatness. We’ve worn it across continents, through chaotic airports, and down cobblestone alleys – and it delivered every step of the way. If your dad’s passport is well-loved, this excellent bag is the perfect Father’s Day pick. See why it secures the top spot on our roster of the best travel backpacks.

Solo Stove Bonfire
Love campfires but hate the smoke? Try the Solo Stove Bonfire. It provides a nearly smokeless campfire that’s safe, portable, and easy to clean up. The flames this fire pit creates through gasification are captivating to watch, and will quickly become the center of attention in camp. Whether he’s kicking back at home or stoking flames in the wild, it’s the perfect spark for relaxing moments and great conversation. Check out our review of Solo Stoves here.

GPS Watch
For the dad who’s always running, hiking, backpacking or biking somewhere new, a GPS watch is key. These high-tech companions help monitor fitness, map out routes, help you stay on track – literally. Scope out our faves on our best GPS watches guide and zero in the best one for your adventurous father.

Garmin inReach Mini 2 Satellite Communicator
The Garmin inReach Mini 2 is your dad’s pocket-sized lifeline to civilization. Whether he’s out summiting peaks, touring the backcountry on skis or an ATV or off-grid for days, this state-of-the-art communication tool can help communicate back and forth, much like texting with real-time backcountry messages. When peace of mind is top of mind, the inReach is essential.

YETI Trailhead Camp Chair
This year, treat your dad to a throne fit for a king: the YETI Trailhead Camp Chair. The soft mesh seat is bouncy yet supportive, holding you in an upright lounging position. Combine that with bombproof construction and you’ve got one of the most rugged luxury chairs out there. It’s a splurge, but for comfort this good, it’s worth every penny. It’s on our guide to the best camping chairs because of its exceptional performance, and we think your dad will agree.

Mountain Summit Gear Deluxe Roll Top Kitchen
If your dad’s the campsite chef, the Mountain Summit Gear Deluxe Roll Top Kitchen will blow his mind. It’s a portable kitchen suite for cooking under the trees complete with shelves, a solid work surface, a side table, and secure storage for keeping essentials tidy. The cherry on top? It’s lightweight and folds up small, making it a standout on our best camping tables roundup.

YETI Hopper M20 2.0 Soft Backpack Cooler
Outdoor meals taste better with a cold drink. Hook Dad up with the YETI Hopper M20 2.0 Soft Backpack Cooler and he’ll be able to schlep gourmet snacks and icy drinks to every adventure. We’ve used this one for tailgating, barbeques, picnics, camping, and roadtripping because it’s so versatile and comfy. It’s on the pricey side, but it’s as rugged as soft coolers get – and keeps ice for the long haul. Compare the Hopper against other top coolers here.

Exped MegaMat 10 Camping Mattress
Give Dad the gift of a ridiculously cozy night at the end of a long day outdoors with the cushy Exped MegaMat 10 (or double MegaMat Duo 10) camping mattress. These are luxuriously soft and supportive pads that are a whopping four inches thick, so pops won’t bottom out on rocky ground when rolling over. The MegaMat is self-inflating – simply unroll it and walk away – plus, it packs up easily. This is a favorite on our best camping mattresses guide.

Therm-a-Rest NeoAir Sleeping Pads
If your dad loves to backpack, give him the comfort he needs after the hike with the Therm-a-Rest NeoAir sleeping pads lineup. For low eight, durability, and top performance, the XLite NXT is one of our all-time favorite lightweight pads For cold sleepers and 4-season backcountry trips, we love the XTherm NXT. And if comfort is your number one priority, look no further than the ultra thick and cushy Neoloft. Learn more on our guide to the best sleeping pads.

REI Magma Sleeping Bag
A sleeping bag is an enormous gift, but we’re willing to bet dad deserves it! For a stellar blend of comfort, inclusive sizing, durability, and bang for your buck, we highly recommend the REI Magma 15 or Magma 30. These are lightweight and versatile bags that’ll keep him snug for years to come. You’ll find these models leading the pack on our best sleeping bags list.

REI Half Dome SL 2+ Tent
When it comes to upgrading your dad’s tent, the REI’s Half Dome SL 2+ strikes the perfect equilibrium between quality, affordability, durability, and interior space. As our preferred budget-friendly crossover tent, it’s an excellent choice for adventurers seeking a versatile shelter suitable for both frontcountry and backcountry camping. Discover why we named this one the best budget tent out of all the top contenders on our 2025 best backpacking tents list.

Kelty Wireless 6 Camping Tent
Does your dad prefer a cooler full of snacks and a short walk to the car? We get it. When it comes to ultimate frontcountry camping comfort, the Kelty Wireless 6 is one of our favorite lower-cost options. With simple poles and fabric, a simple and fast setup, plenty of pockets and a roomy interior (yes, you can stand upright), this model makes our best camping tents list. It’s a great option for group trips where bulk and weight take a backseat to cozy livability.

DIY Gift Basket & Bundle Ideas
Trying to level up your Father’s Day game this year? We’ve pulled together the ultimate inspo for outdoor-themed gift baskets that’ll blow your dad’s socks off. These themed bundles are packed with useful, awesome, and long-lasting gear. If you’re looking for a way to celebrate your dad that feels personal, practical, and more exciting than a boring Hallmark card, start here!

Treat the Feet
Your dad may never schedule a pedicure appointment, but he still deserves quality foot care. Treat his hardworking feet to some well-deserved TLC with an outdoor foot care kit.
- Darn Tough Hiker Micro Crew Socks $26
- HOKA ORA Recovery 3 Slides $60
- Foot Peel Mask $20
- O’Keeffe’s Foot Cream $10
- Mr. Green Pedicure Set $40
- REI Gift Card for Shoes $120-$210 (See our best hiking shoes for men guide for ideas)

Maintain His Lifestyle
This one’s for the dude who loves backpacking, camping, and kicking it by a creek. Set the stage for countless memorable adventures by gifting the old man this indispensable kit packed with backcountry necessities
- Permethrin & Picaridin bug repellent ($18 + $11) $29
- Mineral Moisturizing Sunscreen $17.50
- SPF Lip Balm $5
- Nikwax Products $10-$38
- Batteries AA & AAA pack $30
- Fuel Canister(s) $6 each
- Jetboil Crunchit Recycling Tool $11
- Fuel Canister Refill Adapter $10

The Foodie
The stomach is the gateway to the heart, so why not treat your dad to a gourmet trail feast? For the culinary-inclined, hook him up with the tools to transform home cooking into scrumptious backcountry meals!
- Best Freeze Dried Meals $10-$17 each
- TOAKS Long Spoon $13
- The Campout Cookbook $20
- NESCO Snackmaster food dehydrator $90
- FoodSaver Vacuum Sealer $115

Hydrate, Dehydrate
Set Dad up with some grade-A bevvies and snacks so he can hit the trail at a moment’s notice and stay fueled while he crushes miles.

The Young’n Wrangler
Hats off to the dads who juggle little ones and still find time for adventures! Here are some essential items they’re bound to get plenty of mileage out of.

The Photo Bomb
Is the special guy in your life passionate about capturing moments? Set him up with an ultralight photography kit tailored for smartphone use.
- Phopik Tripod Stand $27 (full legs, 1 lb.)
- Wireless remote shutter $9
- Stuffable microfiber lens cloth $6
- Holster: Shoulder Pocket ($50) or Fanny Pack ($65)
- Upgraded mount: Metal ($17) or Magnet (newer iPhones $23)

The Dog Dad
Let’s not forget the puppy papas! They deserve appreciation for tirelessly supporting their furry companions’ lavish lifestyles. This one’s for the canine companion who never misses a walk, a water bowl refill, or a cuddle sesh.

Sun-Loving Dad
Offer your sun-loving dad the ultimate summer safety package. Let him soak up those rays while staying hydrated and safeguarding his eyes and skin from overexposure.
- Goodr Polarized Sunglasses $25-$35
- Cotopaxi Sombra Sun Hoodie $75
- Nomadix Original Towel $40
- CGear Multimat Sandlite Sand-Free Mat $75-$90
- Mineral Moisturizing Sunscreen $17.50
- SPF Lip Balm $4
- Hydro Flask Insulated Water Bottle $30-$5

Want More Gift Ideas?
There’s something extra satisfying about a gift that fuels adventure.
Check out the CleverHiker Gift Guide for 100+ thoughtful ideas for hikers, campers, backpackers and outdoorsy folks. We’re constantly updating it with new gear and gadgets, so you’re bound to find a present your person will love.
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