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Introducing kids to the outdoors can sometimes be tricky, especially for first-time adventurers. We’ve assembled a collection of sure-fire gadgets, gear and exploration tools all designed to introduce kids to the great outdoors. At less than $20 each, it’s a pretty low-risk way to either get…or keep your kids outside.
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Have a backup for your backup butterfly net for less than $11!
We know how the old story goes…Give a kid a bug, and he’ll be entertained. Give a kid a set of three telescopic nets, and she’ll be outside catching critters for days!
Just like anything else, right sized gear is always going to encourage confidence. Keep the cheap sippy cups in the kitchen, and send them outside with this .4L Water Bottle covered in prints they’ll love!
What’s better than a bug, rock or a leaf? A BIG one! The Backyard Safari magnifying glass even comes complete with a hanging loop and carabiner to attach to a backpack!
Just in time for the cold winter months, this 2-piece snowball set creates perfect snowballs every time – each with their own smiley face embossed! A perfect set for two kids who need an excuse to get into a cold weather showdown!
Never make an excuse again for not having a fishing rod packed up for the trip. This collapsible spin rod combo includes the rod, reel and line in a package that easily fits into a child’s backpack!
Kids love to have gear that’s made just for them, and the Puddle Jumper life jacket by Stearns is no exception. Pick one of these up, and have it ready to go whenever the water is calling!
We all know that kids love gear that’s made for them. This Pretty Petals Flower Flashlight definitely ups the ante – with an ideal size for smaller hands, and a design that’d make the My Little Ponies squeal.
Sometimes you need an activity that lasts a few minutes, while others require a full day to keep a child’s attention span. The cards in the gofindit deck can be combined for older kids, or singled down for younger explorers!
If you’ve got a kiddo that loves fishing, then you already know how much the love bragging about their catch. Up their game, and minimize their “fish stories” with this digital scale.
When we were kids, it’s was a dull Rambo Knife that created confidence for exploring in the woods. Times have changed, and paracord is not only practical – but a fashion accessory that creates a connection to the outdoors.
While it might come as a surprise, Crocs are still an amazing choice for kids who spend time outdoors. I mean, who really wants to ruin their good school shoes while pouncing through puddles?
