SE Twin Cities Christmas Gift Guide: Top Camping Gifts For The Great Outdoors

SE Twin Cities Christmas Gift Guide: Top Camping Gifts For The Great Outdoors
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Christmas shopping for your adult friends and family can be difficult.

To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at SE Twin Cities asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.

These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.

Top 5 Camping Gifts For The Great Outdoors

1) Cowboy Fire Pit & Grill – 23″
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Barebones Living: Cowboy Fire Pit & Grill – 23″

2) IceMule Pro™ Cooler
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This portable, waterproof, soft cooler is designed to be worn comfortably like a backpack and keeps ice frozen for up to 24 hours. The Pro Coolers come in two sizes to hold up to 24 cans with ice and keep them colder longer.

3) Fire Starter Paracord Bracelet
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Outdoor Element: Fire Starter Paracord Bracelet – Red – Small

4) All-Weather Fire Starter
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This non-toxic waterproof fire starter lights up anywhere—even in extreme conditions like rain, snow, cold, or wind. It has a 30-year shelf life and produces no odor when it burns. The starter has a continuous burn time of up to ten minutes, and it’s safe to use indoors or outside.

5) The Splitter Titanium Multi Tongs
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A compact and minimalist super lightweight multi-utensil for camping and backpacking. The Splitter is made of two separate titanium utensils—one spatula and one long spork— which when joined together, turn into a set of tongs. It’s the pinnacle of outdoor utensils, made from the highest quality materials available.



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