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10 Best Coolers of 2025
The Hydro Flask Carry Out 20L sits on top of the RTIC Ultralight 52. The Coleman Steel Belted cooler is in the middle, with the RTIC Soft Pack sitting on top of the Coleman 316 Series 70QT to the right.

10 Best Coolers of 2025

Whether you’re a weekend warrior hitting the road for a few days or just enjoying a beachfront picnic, we’ve found the best coolers for keeping all your food and drinks cold.
YETI Roadie 48 Cooler Review
A person with their back to the camera pulls the YETI Roadie 48 cooler by its periscope handle down a path. There are mountains in the distance.

YETI Roadie 48 Cooler Review

Durable, portable, and featuring top-of-the-line temperature control, this is one of the best coolers out there.
XSpec 60 QT Cooler Review
The XSpec 60QT cooler sits on the ground with its lid open, revealing a layer of ice cubes along with several canned beverages.

XSpec 60 QT Cooler Review

This cooler impresses with its rugged durability and superior insulating capabilities- all at an affordable cost. Featuring a rotomolded design and insulation style, it is built to withstand the toughest outdoor usage.
YETI Hopper Flip 12 Cooler Review
A person carries the YETI Hopper Flip 12 using the shoulder strap. Their face is not visible.

YETI Hopper Flip 12 Cooler Review

This top-of-the-line soft shell cooler not only has a stylish design, but is built for maximum durability and portability. With plenty of space for your day trip needs and the insulation to keep it all cold, it’s a high performance soft shell.
YETI Tundra 65 Cooler Review
The YETI Tundra 65 sits on the ground with boulders in the background.

YETI Tundra 65 Cooler Review

Tough enough to withstand a grizzly bear, this cooler is made with high-quality and lasting materials. It’s designed with durability in mind and built to stand up to the harshest environments and roughest usage, all while providing top-notch insulation.
Coleman 316 Series 70 QT Cooler Review
The Coleman 316 Series 70QT cooler sits on rocky terrain with mountains in the background.

Coleman 316 Series 70 QT Cooler Review

Affordable and reliable, this cooler is able to hold over 100 cans, making it the biggest cooler we tested. Pairing large volume with an impressively minimal weight, when you have a lot to keep cold, it’s a high value cooler with a low price tag.
Best Camping Cookware of 2025
The Stanley Adventure Base Camp 4 Cookset with the Camp Chef Everest 2x stove on a table in a campsite

Best Camping Cookware of 2025

Climbing mountains is impressive, but conquering hangry moments is legendary. We’ve sautéed, simmered, and savored to uncover the top camping cookware available.
OOfos OOriginal Sandal Review
a woman wearing the OOfos OOriginals to show off the fit and support

OOfos OOriginal Sandal Review

This recovery slide can double as a camp shoe that provides comfort around the tent, relaxation for your achy joints, and durability for rough outdoor use.
Bedrock Mountain Clog Review
a woman shoes off the traction of the Bedrock Mountain Clog

Bedrock Mountain Clog Review

This backcountry clog has a thick sole, great traction, suede uppers, and adjustable straps, and the barefoot design allows the foot to spread out after a long day of adventuring.
Crocs Classic Clog Review
the Crocs Classic Clogs in blue traveling around a camp site in the high desert showing off its versatility and fit

Crocs Classic Clog Review

Our gear analyst awarded this shoe “Best Budget” because of the incredible value you get for this shoe’s price point.
Feathered Friends Down Booties Review
showing off the cinches and adjustments on the green Feathered Friends Down Booties have

Feathered Friends Down Booties Review

For those looking to keep warm during winter camping trips, these insulated, down booties provide superior warmth to wear around camp and in your sleeping bag.
HOKA ORA Recovery 3 Slide Review
a woman wears the HOKA ORA Recovery 3 Slides while standing on a rock

HOKA ORA Recovery 3 Slide Review

This camp shoe has incredible support, a cushy sole, and versatile design that not only allows it to melt away our pain but also to hold up to all camp conditions.
KEEN Hyperport H2 Sandal Review
showing the Keen Hyperport H2 Sandal in a variety of environments to show off how versatile the shoe it

KEEN Hyperport H2 Sandal Review

This sandal rated highly on our list of the Best Camp Shoes because its traction, support, and cushion make it a great choice for day hikes and adventures.
KEEN Whisper Sandal Review
a woman wears the Keen Whisper by a creek

KEEN Whisper Sandal Review

From a beloved name in outdoor footwear, this classic water shoe provides support, versatility, and comfort. Plus, we love the easy cinch for quick adjustments to fit.
Merrell Hydro Moc Review
a woman wears Merrell Hydro Moc by a creek

Merrell Hydro Moc Review

If you’re looking for an alternative to the Croc Classic, these water shoes provide a stable base for adventures. We wanted more versatility and better fit but overall felt they were comfortable.
The North Face ThermoBall Traction Mule V Review
Women showing off North Face ThermoBall Traction Mules V on rocky, high desert camp site

The North Face ThermoBall Traction Mule V Review

These insulated camp slippers are comfortable, dependable, and durable camp shoes. Their fuzzy inners and water-resistant outers keep us warm and protect against spilled beers.
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