Gear for the Season: Fall 2026
Yakima EXO OpenRange Deluxe
This ultimate vehicle accessory turns any tailgate into a full outdoor kitchen. The rugged, weatherproof box unfolds into a complete workstation with side tables, a cutting board, a collapsible wash basin and a utensil drawer. With 85 liters of organized storage, prepping, cooking and cleanup happen in one spot, no digging through bins required. $1,199
Katadyn BeFree AC 0.5L Water Filter Bottle
Small bottle, serious trail utility. A two-stage filter removes bacteria, protozoa and microplastics, while activated carbon improves taste and reduces odors. It filters up to two liters per minute, weighs just 2.5 ounces and squishes down small enough for a running vest or pocket. $47.95
Rossignol Vercors
Trail Running Shoes
Mountain know-how meets a cushioned ride built for going long. Responsive E+FOAM softens repetitive miles, while a breathable upper and abrasion-resistant DuraGrip outsole balance comfort, protection and traction. A solid pick for runners who’d rather keep going than turn around. $160
Patagonia Nano-Air Ultralight Full-Zip Hoody
For cool-weather missions where stopping isn’t really the plan, featherlight FullRange insulation delivers just enough warmth without trapping heat. Breathable underarm panels and a stretchy recycled shell keep things comfortable on climbs, hikes and high-output days. Bonus: the whole hoody stuffs into its own chest pocket. $259
Vermont Glove Flatlander
Leather Work Glove
Hand-sewn in Randolph, Vermont, these full-grain goatskin work gloves deliver impressive dexterity without sacrificing durability. Inside seams keep the fit comfortable through carpentry, gardening, ranch chores and whatever else fall throws your way. Best of all, the supple leather gets even better with use. $115
Zeal Harbinger Sunglasses
Made for fast miles on two wheels or two feet, these shades pair generous shield-style coverage with lightweight, plant-based frames. ProFlex rubber at the nose and temples helps keep them planted when things get sweaty, while performance lenses boost clarity and contrast across changing terrain. $209-$259
Allover Apparel Lookout Overalls 2.0
Built for days that bounce from trail to town, these overalls pair a flattering, tapered fit with lightweight, quick-drying stretch fabric. Seven pockets stash the essentials, while adjustable straps and a clever side zip make getting in and out refreshingly easy. Durable, breathable and ready to move. $169
YETI Skala 50L Hiking Pack
YETI brings its famously overbuilt approach to the backcountry with this multi-day hauler. A lightweight aluminum frame, adjustable harness and ventilated back panel balance comfort with tough Guardcore nylon, while a pull-to-open RipZip offers quick gear access. A separate sleeping-bag compartment keeps camp organized. $375
Grangers Wash
+ Repel 2-in-1
Give hardworking outdoor gear a reset in a single wash cycle. This two-in-one formula cleans away dirt and grime while restoring water repellency, helping jackets and other technical layers perform better and last longer. Bluesign-approved and PFC-free, it’s an easy win for gear that’s seen a few too many adventures. $18.50
Sea to Summit XLite Collapsible Camp Kitchen System
Bulky camp cookware gets a serious space-saving upgrade. Clever silicone-and-nylon pieces collapse nearly flat when it’s time to pack up, turning a jumble of kitchen gear into a tidy stack. Pots, bowls, plates and mugs make it easy to build a setup sized to your camp crew. Pieces start at $16.95
Originally published in the fall 2026 issue of Spoke+Blossom.