10 Spring Specific Highlights From Our Huckberry Shop

Though it may not feel like it everywhere (ahem, NYC looking at you), spring is within reach. And since it’s been awhile since we’ve updated our curated shop with Huckberry, what better excuse to do so and revamp the contents to fit a more warmer weather adventure forward vibe. So, check out the two dozen new, design-minded products we’ve added the shop here, and browse our 10 highlights below.

Alex Strohl Adventure Photography WorkshoP

Alex Strohl is really good at taking photos. For the first time he’s put his knowledge into a comprehensive instructional video series ($250) so you too can take epic (cliche?) photos just like him. Purchasing thru our pals Huckberry gives you hefty $50 discount btw.

Rumpl x HB Exclusive Ocean Dusk Insulated Blanket

Believe the hype, Rumpl blankets are the truth. Keep it on the couch, in the rig, or your camp kit. Either way, it’s the easiest way to get cozy in nearly any weather. Plus the Huckberry exclusive Ocean Dusk Rumpl($78) color way is pretty cool.

Patagonia 28L Nine Trails Pack

Everyone loves Patagonia, ourselves included. And for good reason. The Nine Trails Pack($137) lives up to the brand’s hardwearing, good-looking reputation, and then some. At 28L it’s the perfect size for day trips or a quick overnight mission, whether around town or in the backcountry.

Stanley 8oz Master Flask

We’ve long loved Stanely’s classic rectangular flask, but the new soft touch modern Master Flask($35) update steals the show.

Solo First Aid Kit

If you’re gonna be packing a flask, be sure to pack a first aid kit too. The clever Solo First Aid Kit($35) comes in a nearly indestructible watertight case too, which doubles as safe storage for valuables like car keys and your phone when the weather turns.

Black Diamond 150 Lumen Rechargeable Headlamp

Like a pocket knife, a headlamp is one of those things that you’ll never know just how useful it can be in everyday life until you have one handy at all times. From setting up camp past sundown to walking the dog at dusk, the very reasonably priced Rechargeable Headlamp($30) from BD is one not to overlook.

Native Mercury Liteknit

Though pricier than a Croc, Native’s Apollo Moc has been our fav camp shoe for ages. Now their new Mercury Liteknit sneaker($82) might become our favorite travel shoe. Lightweight, 3D knit—a cool alternative to supporting the Swoosh.

Ten Thousand Brand 7" Interval Short

Time to burn off that winter dad bod. The sleek 7" Interval Short($68) with integrated leggings look great and perform well too. Perfect for playing pickup soccer, running, hitting the gym, etc.

Faherty Indigo Crewneck

We’re suckers for anything Indigo dyed. And a good crewneck is an essential—easy to dress up or down. This Indigo Crewneck($108) from Faherty in particular is comfy as heck and dang handsome too.

Danner Explorer 650 Waterproof Boot

Crazy lightweight, waterproof, and the perfect mix of modern and classic mountaineering style. We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, the Explorer 650($190) is the future of outdoor adventure footwear.