Explore our curated selection of 81 unique and unexpected Amazon items in the Camping & Outdoors category. Every item is verified for US shoppers with direct Amazon pricing.
Treat your man to some out-of-the-ordinary meat with exotic jerky sticks. These aren't your average gas station picks. You'll find kangaroo, alligator, ostrich and elk, among others in this adventurous ten-piece collection.
For the outdoorsman who sucks at starting fires, this campfire in a can is as handy as a gift as you can give. It's easy to light and is made from recycled soy wax. It provides 3 hours of burn time and has a shelf life of over 30 years!
When he’s out on his next hunting adventure make sure he’s safe and sound with the world’s toughest tent. Don’t let its palm-sized stature fool you, the tent is hardcore. It’s weatherproof, waterproof, easy to set up quickly, and has enough room for two just in case.
The LifeStraw water filter is a must-have for anyone who loves spending time in the great outdoors. This life-saving survival tool will instantly filter your water so that you can safely drink from almost any water source.
The retiree that wants to go somewhere but doesn't know where will find more inspiration than they know what to do with in 50 States, 5,000 Ideas. The National Geographic book is filled with vivid pictures, brilliant ideas, and excellent ways to explore the United States.
You don't need SIMs or contracts to get on the web thanks to the Skyroam. The bright orange device works literally anywhere, from beaches to cafes, and sets you up with a secure wireless network that up to 10 devices can use at once. Bonus: it's equipped with a camera to help you take selfies.
Don't let the sunset cramp your fishing style. Stick these telescoping rods in the hood of your car and they'll shine as bright as the daytime sun. With three levels of light, a max height of 13.2 feet, and 30000 hours of run time, they're a must-have for every nocturnal outdoorsman.
What these tabs lack in flavor and size they make up for in the fact that one bag can keep you alive for 8 whole days. They're packed with nutrients, calories, and the substance an average human needs to wait out an emergency situation. For backpackers, they can come in clutch because they take up almost no space.
Leaving only footsteps is easy when the fire pit you're using collects the ash from your fire. This mech pit is the ideal clean campsite buddy. Not only does it fold into a bundle of sticks for easy carrying, the superfine steel mesh catches every ounce of ash.
Folks will be calling you Hawkeye when you're whipping this bow out of nowhere. The compact box folds to a 21" stick that fits in a bag or rucksack. When fully extended, it has the same functionality as a standard long bow.
Since iPhones are our new best hiking partners, you know, with their amazing cameras and GPS technology that can get you unlost in a flash, it's important to keep them charged. You can leave the plug at home with this crankcase in hand. It takes a little elbow grease, but it'll keep your battery from dying.
You could get dropped off in the middle of the forest and find your way back to civilization safely, securely, and in relative comfort with this tactical survival kit by your side. You'll have the equipment to trap and kill food, a firestarter, a compass to find your way, minor first aid equipment, and more!
The OneTigris Trauma Bag is the one you can trust to carry all your first aid items, even the sharp ones. With modular webbing on the outside and the inside to help hold items compactly and securely, and thanks to its Nylon construction, is virtually unrippable.
Okay, but can't you see this coming down the runway at Camping Fashion Week? With stunning colors like yellow, olive drab, and blue and a puffy fabric that looks great and keeps you warm AF even when the temps go subzero, you can't say no to this sleeping bag you can wear.
Your SUV becomes your camper the moment you install this unique window tent. With a little bit of an outcropping to keep out the sun and a fine mesh net to keep out bugs. It's easy to install, just stretch it over the door and close it behind you.
Stay warm, cook a meal, and charge your phone. Are you camping or at your mother's house? With BioLite, you'll be asking yourself that question. The incredible camping stove is loaded with functionality, creates a smokeless flame, and can boil water in less than 5 minutes.
Explore the great outdoors but don't go without your trusty morning coffee! This portable espresso machine requires no electricity to pump out one perfectly rich, delicious shot of espresso. Just load it with grounds and water and press a button to get your jolt of java.
He could take a nap in the middle of a swamp on a hot summer day and not one mosquito would dare interrupt his slumber thanks to the netting on this hammock. Perfect for guys who spend a lot of time in humid spots, the heavy-duty hammock comes with all the straps he needs for setup.
With this tent you'll never need to worry about finding a suitable site to lay your head at night - because now you're basically glamping with this truck bed tent!
While it may be tempting to shovel food into your mouth with your hands like the cavemen did, keep it classy at the campsite with this toolset. It's got everything you need to prepare and eat your meal. It's even got a towel to wipe up your hand and jars for spices. Look at you, so fancy!
Spot birds, potential dinnertime choices, or that hottie at the campsite three spots over with this high-powered monocular. The handheld device has a true 6 x 30 view and an all-glass prism to ensure the best optical quality.
Skip the Ferro rod and the flint and start your fires with something a helluva lot cooler. This flameless lighter uses plasma to torch your kindling and that's awesome. Marvel at the cool purple current flowing between the nodes when you go to start your fire.
He wants to start forging paths in the great outdoors, but he doesn't know where to start? This box is the answer. The Man Box is packed with half a dozen must-haves for a dude looking to get in touch with nature while keeping some of the comforts of home close by.
Grab a bite anywhere and everywhere with a picnic table that's as portable as the camping chairs you already have. This two-tiered beauty rises above similar tables because of its cupholders that'll never flip your drink and folds compactly when not in use.
Protect ya neck from sun damage and save ya neck in an emergency situation with the chicest piece of survival equipment you've ever seen. Printed on the bright orange bandana are dozens of survival tips for navigating, building shelter, finding water, signaling for help and lighting a fire.
Treat your toes to the warmth they deserve with Hot Sockee. It sounds like a game for kids, but it's actually a special half sock made of neoprene that keeps your toes swaddled in just the right amount of padding and heat.
99% of the fun of being in nature is BEING in nature. The Lost Art of Reading Nature's Signs will help you discover the wonders of nature and all it can do for you. From spiritual enhancement to survival tips, this unique book explains it all.
Keep the sand off your mat and out of your suit with a unique beach mat. It's crafted from a dual-layer mesh that keeps sand, dust, and dirt out of your picnic or relaxation surface and has a soft top for comfort.
Dig a hole to poop in, crack a bottle of beer, start a fire, or spear a fish, you can do it all with this one-of-a-kind shovel. It's only 2.5lbs, collapses down into a pocket-sized tote, and is made of aluminum and stainless steel that'll never rust.
The burnie really embraces the "leave only footsteps" mentality of the forest. When it's finished burning, it simply goes out on its own, with no need for water or other material to put it out. When it's lit (for over 6 hours!), it burns at up to 600 degrees and is hot enough to cook food.
Jeeps were made for driving around with a destination of "whatever looks the prettiest." When you've found that astounding sunset view, park and kick back in this unique net. It's heavy-duty and can be used for cargo, but it's best use is as a spot to chill while you're enjoying the great outdoors.
Keep calm and stay dry with an oversized rain poncho that stands up to the elements. The tough ripstop polyester poncho has a hood with a bill to keep even more water out of your eyes than an average poncho. And, it's so big you can pull it comfortably over a backpack.
Wanna see all those secret animal meetings you're missing out on? The Trail Camera apparatus and app will tell you all you need to know. Take a look to see what cool animals are wandering around, or use it to plan the best time to go out and shoot some dinner.
Where your cellphone can't go, Garmin can. The InReach is your key to communicating with folks near and far thanks to its connection to the Iridium satellite connection. The device also allows the download of NOAA and US topo maps to help guide your adventures.
No one like mosquitos. Literally no one. Not even people who like bugs. That's why this mosquito zapping camping lantern is a must-have for all campers. It's got a 20 hour run time and zaps mosquitos with the same electricity it runs on. It's safe, though, the plastic housing keeps curious fingers out of harm's way.
You gotta climb into a blind awfully early to get the best deer, and this shotgun shell thermos is what'll help keep your eyes open. With a 25oz capacity and vacuum-sealed double walls, it'll keep his hot beverages hot for hours.
Your meal making will be especially eco-friendly thanks to a first-of-its-kind grill. This entire apparatus is biodegradable so when you're done cooking, you can let nature run its course on the cardboard and lava stone set up. It's ideal for short overnight trips or for campers that don't have much space in their bags.
You can trust the Firebiner to be your ace in the hole when the going gets tough or when the going gets great. The carabiner is designed for outdoorsy types that need an all-weather fire starter. Once you've lit the fire, crack a bottle with the built-in opener.
Come hostile environment or straight-up disaster, if you've read 100 Deadly Skills, you're going to be the person people are following. It's packed with 100 of the most hard-core survival tips for the most hardcore outdoorsman.
Even when they're not serious, bites and stings are the banes of an outdoorsman's existence. The Extractor makes things better. The pint-sized pump sucks poisons that bugs like mosquitos leave beneath your skin which helps relieve the itching and burning you experience as an after effect.
When it’s just you out on the trails and you don’t feel like setting up a bulky tent, this bivvy shelter is a perfect alternative. It’s over 7 feet long with a side zip, an outer shell that’s 100% waterproof, and has a built-in mosquito net for breathability and safety.
Use the power of the sun to keep your phone going and going like the Energizer bunny. Use this bank to charge your phone and then hang it off the back of your bag so it recharges itself. It's got a light on the back, too, so it can be used as a flashlight.
The only thing this Garmin watch can't do is start the fire for you. It can charge itself with the sun, it can show you topo maps of the area, it can measure your heart rate, it can project waypoints, and more. It was made for the military and built to military standards so you can count on it.
This knife can cut a steak and get you out of a flaming car, how awesome is that? The assisted folding knife is a lifesaver and a dealmaker, use it to cut through a seatbelt, chop up some twigs, or cut veggies.
In space and in the great outdoors, the menu is the same, everything is freeze-dried. The water has been removed from these meals but the flavor remains, and they've got some serious gourmet vibes. They're made from clean ingredients in the U-S-of-A and are so good you might wanna eat them when you get home.
Call him Paul Bunyan because after he gets this axe, your man won't be using any other tool to chop, cleave, or cut things down. Well, he might use some of the other tools hidden in the axe's handle, like the saw. The hatchet is basically a toolbox in one compact space.
He could be strolling through a blizzard but if he's got these refillable Zippo hand warmers in his gloves, his fingers will feel like they're at the beach. The pocket-sized warmers keep hands toasty for up to 12 hours before needing additional fuel.
Get eco-friendly with your eating out on the trails with a solar-powered oven that folds up when you're done cooking. This unique oven can do everything from cooking a pizza to drying herbs and comes with all the equipment you need to do your cooking. Plus, with every purchase, a donation is made to an eco-friendly cause.
Weighing in at only 3.5 lbs and with a compact size smaller than a 2-liter bottle of soda, it's safe to say the Cliq measures up to the challenge of being your go-to camping chair. Set up takes less than 30 seconds and it reclines just a tad so you're sitting in comfort.
Being outdoors isn't all about hunting, fishing, and being a badass. Sometimes it's about kicking back and enjoying that old forest smell. This inflatable air lounger is the place you wanna sit for hours. It's soft, it's comfy, and all it takes is a quick wave in the wind to turn into a portable sofa.
A little bit of ozone turns the area you're hiding in into a Go Zone for animals. The Bone View helps eliminate your human scent (aka that scent that scares away deer) and replaces it with a neutral odor. It's designed for long-term use and won't damage your clothes or gear like other ozone generators do.
Going for a jaunt in the wilderness no longer means roughing it. Quite the opposite, with equipment in your bag like this inflatable camping pillow, you'll be sleeping pretty. It's ultra-lightweight and has a soft outer cover. Inflate it using a little of your own hot air and you'll sleep like a baby.
Come hell frozen over or high snow, you're gonna complete your hiking journey with these traction cleats on your boots. The stretchy cleats are lightweight and easy to install on any brand or size of boot.
Yeti's coolers have a great reputation and those high standards extend to this bucket, too. It's a fisherman's best friend, with 5 gallons of room on the inside for equipment or storing his catch and a set of pockets on the outside for smaller items. The bucket doubles as a stool, too, so he's got a place to sit.
It's a cooler! It's a backpack! It's another genius product by Yeti! This supersized container is lightweight enough for anyone to carry easily and can hold up to 20 cans of your choice of beverage. The cooler body is made of a special foam that keeps your drinks colder for a lot longer than regular hard-side coolers.
You'll be ready for anything the backcountry throws at you after paging your way through Bushcraft 101. Authored by wilderness expert Dave Canterbury, the book walks you through all sorts of wisdom from making tools and supplies to cooking using only what's in the wild with you.
Only you can prevent wildfires and you'll have an easier time preventing them with this fire extinguishing spray. It's quicker and easier to use than a regular fire extinguisher but accomplishes the same goal in a pinch.
Save your own life with a tiny booklet that calls itself "a life insurance policy in your pocket." Whatever the wilderness throws your way, this EDC sized map of sorts will guide you through the steps you need to take to get out of that sticky situation.
It's of great importance that a hunter's blades stay sharp, especially when he's out in the field. This miniature knife sharpener will do the job, do it well, and will only take up a small bit of space in his pocket. He'll have three sharpening options that'll keep his blades razor sharp.
Fishermen are a lot like golfers, they need options when it comes to the rods they're using. This heavy-duty canvas holder gives them those options. It can be used to tote up to 5 poles and tackle, and has large pockets for small equipment.
If you got lost, this is the Garmin that can help you find yourself again. With backtrack capabilities, it can help you retrace your steps to perfection and get you home. That's one of its best features, but it's packed with Garmin's other trusty features like heart rate tracking, run pacing, excellent battery life, and weather readings.
Take a swim with the EarthPak and it'll leave your stuff high and dry. The waterproof bag is one of the best on the market and has an incredible capacity (either 10L or 20L, your choice). True aquatic adventurers will also appreciate the included waterproof phone case.
Your boots can be totally drenched but with this equipment dryer by your front door, they'll be bone dry in a flash. It has four tubes that pump out blasts of air that dry out your boots in 1 to 2 hours. Bonus: the faster your boots dry, the less they'll stink.
Don't let a tear in your tent be the rain on your camping parade, grab one of these patches and keep partying. They'll work on everything from clothes to equipment and are suitable for waterproof wear, too. Once they're stuck, they won't ever come off, making them a tool you can count on.
Outdoorsmen over 30 won't admit that their backs are stiffer than the trunk of a tree when they sleep with nothing under them, but it's true. This inflatable mattress pad is so soft that the camper who sleeps on it may get up with the sun and go for a run.
You can save up to two lives with a sack the size of a soda can. The Life Tent is a waterproof and windproof polyethylene tent that won't tear, will trap heat to keep you warm, and won't leave you stranded. There's an emergency whistle included with the tent to assist with any calls for help.
For wiping your hands or soaking up a big 'ol mess, these microfiber towels are a must-have. They clip to your belt for easy access and dry so fast you'll forget it was ever wet, which helps prevent mold or mildew from growing there.
Hot meals or coffee, you can enjoy them both with Stanley's compact utensil set. The three-piece set has a pot suitable for boiling water and a couple of insulated BPA-free cups that'll hold that hot stuff without burning your hands.
It's a light in the dark and a first aid kit all in one. The VSSL is genius, and just the torch you need to stay safe outdoors. It's basically indestructible, contains souped-up first aid equipment like steri-strips and disposable thermometers, and even has a compass built-in.
Instead of bothering with sticky sprays that smell awful or candles that might start a forest fire, use the Thermacell to keep mosquitos at bay. The pesky critters hate the unscented (to humans) aroma that wafts from the device, which has a 20 foot radius and a battery that lasts for up to 5.5hrs on one charge.
After catching and dressing a kill the real hard work begins: it's time to season, cook, and serve it. The Meateater has all the flavorful recipes an outdoorsman is looking for. Each page details how to prepare the meat and get the most mouthwatering flavor out of it.
Shed some light on the whole damn campsite with a lantern so powerful your fellow campers will think the sun has come up. This intense flashlight shines at 1000 lumens for up to 2 hours (or fewer lumens for longer). Got some night hiking to do? Pop on the shoulder strap and get walking, it's portable.
Nothing ruins an outdoor escape like a bite or sting that just keeps hurting and itching. This relief “vacuum” is easy to use and when placed over the sore spot sucks out the venom or the stinger that causes the irritation.
The radio still serves a very important purpose: keeping you safe. In the event of an emergency, the AM/FM airwaves will be a lifesaver, and you'll be able to pick up messages loud and clear with this radio. It's powered by hand crank so you never have to worry about the battery dying.
Sometimes you gotta go back to basics to get the job done. This orienteering compass is just that. No batteries, no bells and whistles, it'll just reliably tell you which was is north and help you find your way.
Mountaintop and ski selfies are some of the coolest selfies and now you don't have to freeze your fingers off to take them. These thermal gloves have the thickness you need to ward off hypothermia while preserving the precision you need to type out a text or two.
The Stuff Sack was made for just that - stuff. Whatever you've got to put in it, it'll hold. It's made from premium fabric that won't rip or tear. Secure your belongings with its string and cord lock.
Feel the joy of wind in your hair while sparing the top of your head from the perils of sunburn with a mesh cover that straps to your Jeep. This helpful sunshade is super lightweight and fits most Jeeps and similar vehicles.
You'll be doing loads of shots (of water, hydration is important on the trails!) with the Aquio nearby. The combo Bluetooth speaker and bottle saves space in your bag with its compact size. It's made of stainless steel for durability and has an 8-hour battery life.
Keep yourself a little steadier out on uneven trails and take extra cool hiking pictures with a set of collapsible trekking poles. These are crafted from aluminum, making them featherlight, and have lever locks that can be operated with just one hand, so extending them to deal with new terrain is a breeze.
When it comes time to cook and serve your most recent catch, you can count on it being better than ever when you use this spice trio. There's one blend for fish, one for meat, and one for wild poultry. Each is handcrafted with care and boasts a flavor stronger than 1980's Arnold Schwarzenegger.