They get rid of those mouldy cheese smells like magic by soaking up moisture and act as a deodoriser. They last for around 6-12 months depending on how smelly the shoes are!

Perfect for storing those muddy boots, shoes or trail runners. As an adventurer, there’s nothing worse than having wet or muddy boots getting your car dirty so this is the perfect way to store them. They’re also a great organisation tool for storing shoes at home.

Honestly, the adventurer in your life will thank you for this gift. They can be used to line a backpack but also to store, and keep dry, extra layers, electricals and other items in their backpack. You can buy individual ones like these from Alpkit or there are options for sets of different sizes online, but this will push the cost up.

They’re lightweight and durable and we can never have enough of them. Perfect for camping or shoving in their rucksack for a day outdoors. You can also buy personalised ones online too with their name or special photos printed onto them.

Beanies and bobbles; we can never have enough hats. Prices vary hugely online but I’ve chosen to pop in a personal favourite of mine; Shaman Clothing – a small business from Scotland who prioritise using sustainable materials. Check them out!

Now, gloves can be a bit tricky to buy because they perform differently under varying conditions. It’s more than likely that the adventurer in your life will already have a decent pair of higher performing gloves they like but, we would never say no to pair of gloves as a staple item in our kit. If anyone else is like me, I’m always leaving one on a mountain and coming home without the pair. Mittens are also a good choice and there’s lots of different types to suit different budgets out there.