1. A handy AeroPress device that uses total immersion and pressure to make rich coffee and espresso shots, so you can be your own barista in the great outdoors. It takes less than a minute to press coffee, and can make up to four cups at a time.

2. A dozen packs of Magical Flames, a special solution that'll turn your plain 'ol fire into a colourful rainbow display for a whole hour. You just toss the unopened package in your campfire and wait for the light show to begin (don't worry, it only takes a few seconds).
3. A portable solar power bank, so you can charge all of your devices, even when you're in the middle of nowhere. It has a dual outlet and is compatible with any device that uses a USB, so you can charge your phone, Nintendo Switch, and everything in between.

4. A lightweight laundry bag that'll give your clothes a machine-level wash in just three minutes. It's basically a must if you like going on lengthy outdoor adventures or backpacking abroad.
5. A colourful YETI stackable mug to make even your wildest outdoor adventures aesthetically pleasing. It's vacuum insulated, so your drink won't go hot or cold on you in, like, two seconds.

6. A mini electric lighter that'll ignite your candles, BBQ, and stove burners without an actual flame. It has a built-in flashlight that'll come in handy if anything goes MIA on your site after the sun goes down.

7. A water-filtering straw that filters your water as you drink. It's great for backpacking and camping, and is a solid alternative to iodine tablets and bulky purifiers.

8. Or a water-filtering Nalgene bottle that you can tote around with you, so you don't have to be by a stream or a lake to take a sip of H2O. Reviewers love that it saves them from bringing bottled water on their trips.

9. A bug bite tool that'll suck insect venom, saliva, and other irritants right out of your skin. Reviewers love how easy it is to use and say it works actual miracles on mosquito bites. No more itching for you!

10. A pack of unscented, biodegradable wet wipes that are packed with aloe and vitamin E to soothe your skin with every wipe. They're great for camping and outdoor adventures, because they won't create waste if you leave them behind after doing a number two.

11. A mini bag-sealing doodad that you can use to re-seal your snack bags after you've opened them, so no animals come sniffing around your tent after dark. The opposite end is a box cutter, which you can use to open your bags when you've got a case of the munchies.

12. A stick of anti-chafe balm that'll save you from getting blisters and skin irritations while you portage to your campsite. It's resistant against water and sweat, and won't clog your pores.

13. A set of colourful travel flatware that'll save you from having to bring any plastic cutlery with you on your journey. It comes with a compact travel case, so you won't get stray bits of food all over the bottom of your bag, either.

14. A bottle of biodegradable camp soap that can be used as body wash, laundry detergent, and dish soap, so you don't have to bring along a ton of unnecessary bottles. Reviewers love that it's scent free and say it doesn't leave behind any gross residue.

15. A collapsible bucket that you can use as a dishwashing station or fire wood carrier. Reviewers say it's super sturdy (even when filled to the brim) and love how compact it is.
16. A pack of outdoorsy stickers that you can use to mark your territory, if your camping buds use the same stuff you do. It comes with 50 stickers, so you'll have enough to decorate your water bottle, speakers, and other gadgets.

17. A Bose SoundLink waterproof speaker that's chip, dent, and crack resistant, which is great if you're a little clumsy. It's also très petite, so you'll be able to squeeze it into almost any bag.

18. A stick-on cooler light, so you always know what drink your grabbing, even when your fire has gone out. It automatically turns on when you open your cooler and automatically shuts off when you close it, so you don't have to worry about draining the battery.

19. A stainless steel mesh wine guard, if you're tired of bugs getting all up in your beverages. It's about the size of a coaster, but rests on top of your glass to keep the pests out.
