Update: Congratulations to Jim S., winner of this giveaway! Thanks for participating and stay tuned for more chances to win free gear.
With the breadth and depth of essentials to explore and add into your EDC, it helps to be able to browse all the gear you need in one place. Gear.com is a hand-curated one-stop-shop founded by athletes and professionals focused on fulfilling your everyday gear needs, and they’re hooking up one lucky reader with a summer-ready kit. From a travel-ready EDC bag to outdoor essentials ready for your next adventure, read on to learn more about the giveaway and how to enter, courtesy of our sponsor, Gear.com.
The Prize Up for Grabs
Nomatic Backpack
The Nomatic Backpack ($259.99) uses waterproof fabrics and hardware right down to the zippers, and makes sure its features don’t get in the way when you’re not using them. For example, the water bottle pocket magnetically collapses inward for a slimmer profile. You can also tuck the straps away when you’d prefer to carry the bag briefcase style thanks to well-placed side handles. Other features include RFID protected pockets for stashing passports, a hidden pocket for valuables, a top access pocket, a roller bag sleeve to attach to luggage, a retractable key leash, and a expandable main compartment (from 20L to 24L) to name a few.
Smith Optics Lowdown 2 Sunglasses
The key feature with Smith Optics’ Lowdown 2 sunglasses ($139) is its ChromaPop lenses, which filters specific wavelengths of light to provide better clarity, color perception, and 100% UV protection in any lighting condition. These are fitted into the Lowdown 2’s classic silhouette, which features an updated 4-base lens curvature for a flatter front design. Megol nose pads keep them comfortable for all-day wear, and the forest and tortoise frame features an eco-friendly material.
Goal Zero Flip 24 Power Bank
With the amount of tech in our pockets and bags, power is at a premium, and nothing helps you get back to work faster than a robust power bank. Goal Zero is best known for their solar charging arrays, but their line of compact, pocket-friendly banks is worth their spot in your EDC. The Flip 24 ($34.95) features a 6700mAh capacity in a profile smaller than most phones, but has enough charge to top them up about twice over. Simply plug in your device and go, and an easy battery indicator and flip-out USB tip makes maintenance a breeze.
Sierra Designs DriDown Pillow
Camp out in comfot with Sierra Designs’ versatile 2-in-1 DriDown Pillow (29.95). The pillow comes in 650FP PFC-free DriDown material which offers high performance, water-resistant down for comfort, and comes with a removable synthetic inner pillow made from 20D polyester taffeta for ease of cleaning and to lighten the load while backpacking. You won’t have to worry about getting the pillow wet thanks to a top fabric of 20D polyester ripstop with DWR applied, and the whole package can fit into the included stuff sack for ease of packing.
Black Diamond Cosmo Headlamp and ClimbOn Lip Tube
Also up for grabs is a pair of indispensable outdoor tools from Black Diamond. The Cosmo Headlamp ($29.95) keeps your hands free for tasks and provides up to 250 lumens from its IPX8-rated waterproof shell, and even adds in red night vision so you don’t ruin yours. The headlamp is paired a pair of Black Diamond’s essential ClimbOn Lip Tube (2 x $3.95) for minty fresh protection that also soothes and moisturizes your lips when you’re on the go. The ClimbOn is made from plants, beeswax, food grade ingredients, and zero synthetics, water, or alcohol to cause irritation or harm.
Prize Value: $502
How to Enter
We’re running the giveaway here on the site until 12:00pm ET on Friday, June 19th, and in addition to the prizes above, Gear.com are also throwing in a custom trucker hat and set of stickers designed by graphic designer Aaron Draplin. Make sure you’re logged in, and find the full details and entry requirements by clicking on the button below. Good luck everyone, and carry on!
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