34 Gifts for the Outdoor Adventurer, Fitness Freak or Otherwise Active Person

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Featuring On’s biggest CloudTec® ever for massive cushioning, the Cloudmonster promises extremely soft landings and maximum rebound. Fittingly named to feel like running on clouds.

You may not have heard of Coros (especially if you don’t dabble in the dark art that is the marathon) but the milehound in your life certainly has; the GPS running watch company has been making waves with huge endorsements from pro runners — a one Eliud Kipchoge rocks the Pace 3 — and dedicated amateurs alike.

If they’re a real runner, they’ll be putting in the training work, regardless of the temps outside. Keep them warm and safe with a water-resistant and fully recycled polar fleece cap from ifyky label Ciele. Ear flaps are very much included.

These shorts can see you through multiple workouts before they need a wash thanks to their construction. They’re made from a blend of Tencel (a fabric derived from wood pulp) and merino wool. In addition to merino wool’s performance properties, Tencel offers good breathability and a very soft texture. If you only want one pair of running shorts, these are a good start.

These premium golf bags were passionately designed to better the on-course experience. They’re sleek and sturdy, but most importantly incredibly functional at elevating the golfing experience.

Crushing curls in the comfort of your own home has never been so easy…or taken up so little space in the home office/nursery/gym.

Nailing tree pose has never seemed so easy.

The latest from Hyperice compression, the Normatec 3 Legs’ unique blend of dynamic air compression and precision pulses will have them feeling fresh from the thighs all the way down to the dogs.

Do you want your giftee to look like Chris Hemsworth? Best start by helping them recover like him. Centr, the Aussie actor’s fitness program turned all-in-one gear shop, has a nifty recovery pack filled with all the rollers and stress balls they could need to properly relax post-sweat-sesh.

The Theragun mini is about as heavy as a desk paperweight, at 1.2 pounds, and fits easily into the palm of an outstretched hand. It’s a travel-friendly massager that is small, agile and quiet. The mini is no louder than an electric toothbrush.

The Tesla of coolers is here. Its “high-tech” insulation technology can keep things cool without using ice. Put something in the Oyster Tempo that is already cool and it will stay cool. It has a robust  23 L capacity that fits up to 36 cans with two ice packs.

VSSL’s survivalist cylinders are more than just a novelty: these bad boys are stuffed with over 50 pieces of essential gear, making it the perfect present for the person who is always backpacking and never fully prepared.

The classic down jacket, brought back to life by Huckberry.

It’s always a good idea to have a functioning multi-tool on hand. The updated Ellis multi-tool includes a blade, scissors, scraper, flathead screwdrivers and a pry tool.

Merrell of MOAB fame, is known for their killer hiking boots, adored by crunchy men and women worldwide. But the Wilderness 1TRL is a low-top hiker with a more modern stylish design ethos. It’s constructed from a rough hairy suede, it has a Lightweight EVA foam midsole and a Vibram outsole for additional stability and grip.

Atech’s multi-tool might be small enough to stuff their stocking with, but don’t let that fool you — the 10-in-1 carabiner packs a serious punch.

Like a puffer jacket, for your hands.