1. A warm fuzzy Patagonia fleece pullover you can rely on during autumn adventures for easy layering and an extra-large storage pocket.
2. An Osprey Daylite bag reviewers swear by for its durability, making it the ideal bag whether you're out skateboarding or on the trail all day.
3. An investmentworthy and ultra-lightweight and moisture-repelling jacket (with an adjustable storm hood!) made with Tyono fabric to protect against rain, wind, and whatever other elements you'll be facing this fall.
4. A classic and cozy Carhartt pullover ready to keep you warm through the fall, winter, and spring, and without breaking the bank! I love to see it.
5. A handy collapsible java drip that'll make delicious coffee accessible and arguably easier than ever, even if you're out in the backcountry looking at the fall foliage. Just add a reusable filter, pour over your favorite java, and enjoy!
6. A 20-degree synthetic sleeping bag perfect for anyone who wants to be as toasty camping out in the woods or car camping as they are in their own bed.
7. A pair of Blundstone Chelsea boots reviewers adore (as will you!) for their classic style, durability, and comfort. These boots have all the boxes for everyday wear checked, and will crunch leaves like nobody's business.
8. A low-profile and dependable camping chair you can use in the woods all day, or to have a nice cozy sit by the campfire.
9. A reliable Patagonia puff insulated jacket that'll help you stay cozy without any bulk, and it fits into its own pocket when not in use!
10. A waterproof emergency kit packed with various bandages to dress cuts, sprains, and fractures, plus medication for bites, pain, and fever. Throw one of these in your car, mountain bike pack, and overnight bag for all your fall adventures.
11. A cozy beanie that'll keep your head and ears warm day in and day out!
12. A sailor stripe Baggu tote for folks who want a reusable bag that's equal part fashion savvy and Earth friendly to carry their fall farmer's market or apple-picking haul.
13. A three-season tent with a snap/clip setup, two zipper doors, a gear loft, and enough room to fit four people. Don't forget your s'mores supplies when you head to the campground!
14. An insulated, water-repellent quilt that'll helping you stay warm and dry even when the weather is dreary. Throw this on the ground and picnic every dang day — dewy and damp grass won't stop you!
15. A pair of polarized sunglasses to protect your eyes and guarantee you see every view that comes your way. Because you did not walk three miles uphill, over a river, and through a patch of poison ivy to have the blinding sun force you to squint your way through a once-in-a-lifetime view of all the leaves changing colors. You did NOT.
16. A Buff bandana you can wear on your head, your neck, your wrist...basically wherever your skin is exposed. This can be used year-round to protect you from the sun. Just because the weather's cooler doesn't mean you can't get a sunburn!
17. A large waterproof Bluetooth speaker sure to instantly upgrade your outdoor experience. This has a built-in lantern and a microphone for phone calls...~sounds~ like a must-buy to me!
18. A Nalgene water bottle so you can enjoy the crisp fall air without getting parched. It holds 32 ounces to keep you hydrated.
19. Sorel boots that'll look as good on any trail you conquer as they will on the way to dinner at a snazzy restaurant. These boots can do it all!
20. A Sherpa vest to wear when you need an extra layer of warmth but don't want to commit to a full coat.
21. Skullcandy wireless headphones for anybody who can't resist listening to their favorite murder mystery podcast when they're out for a nice, long walk (hopefully not in the woods).
22. A pair of Darn Tough socks that'll wick moisture away and keep smelly odors at bay, even if you spend all day adventuring. These are made with merino wool to keep you cool when it's hot and warm when it's cold.
23. A stylish headband to keep your ears warm and hair out of your face when you're spending time outdoors around the firepit, at a pumpkin patch, or hiking up an intense trail.
24. A pair of high-rise skinny jeans because they look like your favorite pair of jeans but have four-way flex for added durability and comfort. From trekking up mountains to coffee dates on the front porch, these will have you ~stylishly~ covered.
25. Or a pair of Marine Layer pants so versatile you could easily wear them for work or play. A friend of mine has these and every time we meet up for long walks. She looks SO CHIC but swears they feel more like sweatpants.
26. A pair of classic Vans to slip on easily if your shoes are what's keeping you from spending more time outside. These are durable and, according to many reviewers, will last you for years.
27. A pair of Goodr polarized sunglasses because they're lightweight, won't slip off your nose, and the coating is scratch and moisture resistant. Best of all? They're under $30 and come in five playful colors.
28. A headlamp because the shorter days shouldn't stop you from getting as much fresh air as possible. It's got an adjustable band to fit nearly over a helmet and almost any head size.
29. A fanny pack that'll hold everything you need when you get out on the trail. It's got space for your wallet, keys, a snack, and other essentials.
30. A pair of Smartwool low-cut socks because they've got padding around the ankle so you won't have to worry about pesky blisters. And these socks are designed to prevent pruning and smelly feet, no matter how long your adventure is.
31. A pair of Hoka hiking shoes because they'll make every step you take feel like walking on a cloud. Their leather exterior and grippy outsole will keep your feet dry and provide superior grip on all terrains — whether that terrain is your neighborhood sidewalk or a trail.
You, once you get all this outdoor gear:
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