Unique Tools and Gifts

The Rolls-Royce of corkscrews, this handsome tool for the professional sommelier—or well-heeled wine hobbyist—is still handmade in France after 160 years.

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Every beginner explorer needs a beginner compass, and we like this one licensed by the Boy Scouts of America. Features a lens for siting the bearings of distant objects.

Discover worlds unseen with this beginner field microscope! Perfect for leaves, bugs, and drops of pond water teeming with life.

Protected by shock-proof rubber, these rugged binoculars feature a large field of view for easy spotting of fast-moving birds. A two-sided chart of North American birds is included as well.

Featuring a belt clip, four interchangeable colored lenses, and a flash button for tapping out morse code, this classic anglehead or "crookneck" flashlight can also stand on its base for handsfree operation.

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This headlamp with a red LED is perfect for spotting nocturnal animals without them spotting you!

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Convinced that human structures should be built to human proportions, the architect Le Corbusier designed this measuring tape to take into account human and natural elements, the golden ratio, and the Fibonacci sequence rather than relying on the strict, contextless constants of the metric and Imperial systems.

Keep your essential electronics powered when out in the wild. A must have for your next trek into the unknown.

This flashlight will never leave you in the dark. Just crank the handle to charge the batteries and go.

These breathable, washable, natural cotton mesh bags come in a variety of sizes allowing you to field-dress your foraged plants efficiently and bring them home intact.

Made in the U.S.A. since the 1920s, this bone-handled folder is the official pocket knife of American boyhood.

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Gloves may offer a simple solution to the problem of cold hands, but what fun is that? Warm your hands with this handsome, portable catalytic burner instead.

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Invented in France 1955, the wood-handled N°06 is the smallest Opinel pocket knife to feature the manufacturer's iconic locking safety ring.

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Seven functions compressed into a two-inch package—everything you need to file your nails,  clean your teeth, or save the day.

Tyler Cole VP, Community