Top 10 Subscription Boxes for Hikers / Outdoor Enthusiasts

I started seeing a lot of beauty subscription boxes in my newsfeed on Facebook, so I set out to find any that were geared towards hikers and outdoor lovers. While I found several subscription boxes for hikers (more than what I list below), many had bad reviews, such as cheap, crappy items, or they simply never received their box.

After checking out reviews, I have determined the 10 below are the best of the best subscription boxes for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts! Of course, you should always do your own research.

10 Best Subscription Boxes for Hikers & Outdoor Enthusiasts

Timber Edge Monthly Outdoor Box – This is a family-run business that scours the internet every month for new and fun outdoor supplies from vendors all over the United States. If you love everything about the outdoors, fishing, hunting, hiking, and camping, this box is for you. Every box includes 3-4 items.

Cache Crate – This is for all those geocache lovers out there! They offer a one-time, monthly, or quarterly subscription. Their quarterly subscription is called the Hero Subscription and is like the monthly subscription except MUCH bigger (according to their website). Unlike some of the others, the higher subscription you choose for the monthly version (such as 1-3-6 months) you get a discount. Their monthly price runs from $19 to $22/month depending on which monthly membership you choose. Hero memberships are $150/quarter, and single one-time boxes are $23.

The Nomadik – Like the others, this company offers both a one-time buy and a monthly subscription plan. However, they do not offer seasonal or quarterly plans. Also, like many of the others, if you choose to pay for your boxes in advance, you get a discount. Monthly subscriptions are $31/month (if paid monthly) and have a value of up to $50. The company claims on their site that there will never be any “junk,” samples, or trinkets in their boxes, and boxes will have 3-5 high-end products in each box. Update: Caution about this company may be in order, Check out my review and unboxing video here.

BattlBox – So this company is definitely geared more towards the guys and more towards “survival” type gear. Instead of offering one-time, monthly, and quarterly subscriptions, this company offers “levels” of subscriptions instead ranging from $24.99-$149.99 a month. Higher levels give you more items and more value for the buck.

Wild Woman – A monthly subscription box that is curated by women for women because they “believe every woman has a bit of wild in them and getting outside usually helps”. Each box includes gear, inspiration, snacks and body products. You can choose to pay $37.95 monthly or prepay for 3 months at $112.95.

Camp Life Crate – Quarterly crate that fuels your adventures with the essential supplies you need to live “The Camp Life”. Past crates included tools, camp lights, dry bags, and energy snacks. Each crate is 4-5 items worth over $55. Ships quarterly, curated around a seasonal theme. Gear and supplies hand-picked by an expert with 25 years adventuring experience.

Think Outside – This box is a little different, as it is geared to those who have children ages 4+ and older. Each monthly box covers a new theme, from outdoor shelters and nighttime discovery to first aid and nutrition, and is meant to be used as a curriculum. Each box comes with a 24+ page education and activity booklet, resource cards, outdoor challenges, and 3 – 5 pieces of quality gear. Boxes are sent monthly and cost $39.95 if you choose to pay monthly.

Have you found a subscription box for hikers or outdoor lovers? Comment below and let me know!

*Disclaimer: The above prices and values were checked against each company’s website at the time of this post and are subject to change. I was not paid or sponsored to write this post, nor have I received any product for free. This is simply information from my own research. As always, please do your own research before ordering from any company.

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