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Use this rubber tie down to do securing, loading, and carrying jobs without the risk of damage. That’s because there are no metal parts in these straps—just durable, lightweight rubber that’s flexible to adapt to many tasks.

This wearable fan for kids keeps them cool on the hottest of days. Hands-free, lightweight, and quietly powerful, it’s the perfect way to enjoy outside time without getting overheated. Its two fans are designed to keep small fingers safe. With a flexible, bendy design, kids can stay breezy at camp, in the yard—and even during power outages.

The sturdy Peak Design capture clip keeps a camera safely in place while you hike, bike, or move—and makes it instantly accessible so you never miss that perfect shot. Clamp it to a backpack strap, belt, or bag for quick and easy safety and convenience. Holds up to 200 pounds.

Tackle many jobs—from the simple to the tough—with a heavy duty tie down strap built to handle up to 110 pounds of wrapping and securing. There are different lengths to suit your task, and the quick-grab end lets you connect multiple straps. Industrial-grade webbing is durable and flexible (and made in part from recycled plastic bottles) and hook and loop fasteners let you tie down and secure your stuff in one easy step.

This set of strong trekking poles can make any outdoor excursion—from walks and hikes to backpacking and snowshoeing treks—more enjoyable. The adjustable aluminum poles have comfortable EVA foam grips and carbide spike tips for stability. They lend support on snowy or rocky terrain, or even pavement. And the lightweight, collapsible design makes it easy to take a pair along with you.