The 13 Best Early Amazon Prime Day Deals for Adventurers on Camping Gear and Outdoor Must-Haves
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Have you been eyeing a new cooler, toy, or tech-savvy gadget that will help you get out and explore more? Well, we’ve got some good news for you. Amazon Prime Day 2023 is just around the corner. Want even better news? In some cases, you don’t even need to wait to snag a good deal, as there are plenty of early Amazon Prime Day deals to be had right as the 4th of July sales comes to an end.
From tents and sleeping bags to keep you warm, to ramblers and coolers to keep all your goodies cold, there are enough camper-favorite items on sale that you don’t even need to wait for Prime Day to score big. This way, you can get your stuff and get out into Mother Nature even faster. But, just in case, do make sure to sign up for Amazon Prime, which offers a 30-day free trial, so you can snag these deals and all the Prime Day sales to come if you want to buy even more. Now, onto the good stuff.
YETI Rambler 30oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumbler, $38 (was $45)
In need of a new way to keep your coffee hot and your water cold? Look no further than the absolute cult favorite YETI Rambler. (Seriously, this cup has more than 85,000 raving reviews.) The 30 oz Stainless Steel tumbler promises to keep your liquids at whatever temperature you want them at for an entire day. And, it comes with a MagSlider lid, so nothing gets spilled by accident along the way.
Igloo BMX 52 Quart Cooler, $100 (was $130)
Keep all your drinks and foods safe, cool, and dry with the Igloo BMX cooler. The extra-thick foam insulation will keep ice for up to five full days, and the heavy-duty construction means you don’t need to worry about what will happen to it if you toss it in the back of your truck. Many of the more than 8,000 reviews say it’s lighter than its more expensive competitors, making it a doubly good deal ahead of Amazon Prime Day 2023.
Anker 521 Portable Power Station, $220 (was $250)
Portable power is rapidly becoming a camping necessity as we rely more on gadgets to bolster the fun. Anker is one of the brands leading the charge in this arena and one of their best sellers is on sale during the Early Prime Day event. The Anker 521 portable power station offers a 256Wh capacity, making it the perfect accessory for weekend camping trips. It has total ports, including two AC ports, two USB-A ports, one USB-C port, and a car socket. What's even cooler is that this is solar-ready with Anker's 100W 625 Solar Panel for endless power.
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Coleman Sundome Camping Tent, starting at $55 (was $70)
From first-time campers to hardened pros, everyone will love the Coleman Sundome tent, especially because you can get it for less right now. The easy-setup tent is capable of withstanding wind speeds up to 35 mph and comes with inverted seams to keep you dry even in torrential rain. The tent comes in various sizes, including two, three, four, and six-person options, as well as three colors so you can choose exactly the camping look you like best.
Oaskys Camping Sleeping Bag, $24 (was $40)
Stay cozy throughout the spring, summer, and fall in this three-season sleeping bag you can shop on sale on Amazon. The weather-resistant sleeping bag is made out of anti-tearing polyester with a warm polyester pongee interior. There is also a separate zipper at the bottom, allowing your feet to hang out on warmer nights, and a half-circle hood you can pull tight on cold evenings to keep your body temperature just right.
Elecinnov Self Inflating Sleeping Pad, $62 (was $77)
For those who attempt to camp with traditional blow-up air mattresses, the experience can be deflating. There's the issue of having to find power to engage the internal inflation fan or, of course, running the risk of hitting something sharp when carrying the mattress from the car (where the power is) to the tent. The best solution is a self-inflating sleeping pad like this one from Elecinnov. They're easy to carry and set up inside the tent in less than a minute, away from sharp thorns and spines that could compromise the seal. All you have to do is pop the valves. Add a foam mat underneath for optimal outdoor sleep.
Blitzu Headlamp, $10 (was $15)
Headlamps are a necessity for walking around a campsite at night and for $10, you can't get much better. This waterproof Blitzu headlamp offers seven different modes of solid and flashing light, including three red light settings which are great for sitting around a campfire without blinding your friends. It runs on three AAA batteries (included) and lasts for up to 45 hours, depending on the selected mode. With an array of colors to choose from, this headlamp is a no-brainer.
Stanley Camp Pour Over Set, $40 (was $45)
Nothing, I repeat, nothing will make your camping excursion better than the ability to have a freshly brewed cup of coffee in the morning. The Stanley Camp Pour Over Set is made with a stainless steel design, including a stainless steel filter that extracts the best flavors for your brew every single time. And, it’s super easy to clean. All you need to do is rinse it and go.
Sleepingo Large Sleeping Pad for Camping, $33 (was $50)
For more compact sleep cushioning in smaller tents, opt for this ultra easy-to-use camping sleeping pad that has almost 25,000 perfect five-star ratings. The inflatable camping pad features an ergonomic chamber design that turns any hard terrain into a comfortable place to get some rest. When not in use, the compact pad can be rolled into its accompanying carrying case, clocking in at just 1 lb. for easy transport.
Cooltto Wide-Brim Waterproof Sun Hat, $22 (was $32)
Stay shaded from the elements with this breathable and lightweight hat beloved by over 3,300 five-star raters. As the description states, it’s perfect for fishing, hiking, camping, and so much more. The hat is rated for 50+ UPF, and it has a sweat-absorbent belt around the top, helping keep you comfortable and protected any time you’re out in the sun. It also comes with a near-universal fit thanks to the adjustable chin strap.
LifeStraw Personal Water Filter, $17 (was $20)
It’s always best to err on the side of caution, no matter how prepared you think you are for your hiking and camping adventures. That’s where LifeStraw’s Personal Water Filter fits in. The relatively affordable gadget makes it possible to sip water out of even the gnarliest of environments, which could end up saving your life in an emergency.
Durecopow Solar Charger, $19 (was $30)
Just because you’re heading out into the wilderness doesn’t mean you need to fully disconnect if you don't want to. Bring along your gadgets and keep them fully charged with the Durecopow Solar Charger. The portable solar charger is water and shock-resistant and is compatible with Apple, Samsung, HTC, Nexus, Go-pro, and other USB devices. You can even charge two smartphones at once or use its two onboard LED flashlights in an emergency. This is a great accessory to hang on a day-pack or hydro-pack while hiking.
Gas One Portable Camping Stove, $30 (was $33)
Make your camp the place to be come breakfast, lunch, and dinner with the Gas One Portable Camping Stove. The dual fuel system is compatible with both butane and propane and comes with Piezo-Electric Ignition, which eliminates the need for a lighter to ignite. Once on, it’s also super easy to use thanks to the adjustable heat dial, and comes with an automatic gas flow cutoff if it detects irregular pressure.
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