55 Awesome Gifts For Mountain Bikers That'll Keep Their Adventure Rolling Smoothly

Get more from your water with Liquid I.V. This hydration multiplier and must-have for avid travelers employs Cellular Transport Technology to enhance rapid absorption of water and other key nutrients into the bloodstream so that you can feel better with less water.

Never hurts to throw a little extra meat on the pile at the Yankee swap, and these exotic jerky sticks will go over quite well with all carnivorous attendees. With flavors like alligator, kangaroo, and ostrich, everyone at the party will want to taste test the goods.

If you’re planning to venture into the great outdoors, make sure you bring along this rugged solar power bank. This 10,000mAh bank boasts a tough dust-, shock-, and waterproof shell and also comes with a trusty built in flashlight and a removable compass.

Keeping your feet on the pedals when you're flying through dirt trails that may or may not be packed down is like, super important, dude. Keep your feet firmly secured to your medals with a set made just for mountain bikers that have a little extra tread and a little less weight.

When you need to see if that's a bear behind you or another biker, do not turn your head around and risk falling over, take a quick peek in this rearview mirror. It attaches to your handlebar and works on the right or left side.

Avoid blisters, bug bites, and catching your ankles on small nettles with a pair of heavy-duty socks on your feet. The socks come in several styles and are made of a breathable fabric that keeps feet cool despite their thickness.

Your suspension could flat out give up and these Bose Wireless sport buds still wouldn't bounce out of your ears. With a six-hour battery life, a case that charges the buds, and three ear cups to adjust them to fit any ears, these IPX7 waterproof headphones are your workout's new best friend.

Mountain bikers who are also serious athletes need serious equipment to help them keep up with their goals. The Garmin Edge 530 can do it all and then some. In addition to tracking their route, it can find popular ones, provide performance insights, and help lost bikers get back on course.

The morning starts later and the night starts earlier in the winter and it's awfully dark out there. It's important to stay visible to stay safe and with this waterproof LED vest on, you'll be pretty bright! It's waterproof, has 16 light modes, has a 20-hour battery life, and best of all - it's bounce-free.

Add a layer of protection against dirt, dust, sun and wind with a 12-in-1 face mask and gaiter. This adjustable mask protects against UV rays, windburn, and helps a biker breathe easier when dirt kicks up.

Halfway through your journey is no time to get a flat, but it's called Murphy's Law, it's gonna happen. This tiny tool works on road or trail and when used with Stan's tires sealant, creates an unbreakable bond that'll help you get to a place where you can replace your tube.

It's fair to say these Normatec leg recovery devices look weird, but they're your muscles' new best friends. Using the power of air compression, the sleeves reduce soreness and pain and help athletes recover faster. It's like having your very own in-house masseuse that you never have to pay.

Fly along the trails without fear you'll get a pesky rock in your shoe by wearing gaiters for your feet. These go over your ankles and that impossibly thin crack between ankle and shoe and keeps all the dirt and grime out.

If you don't have this flat bike bag-friendly multitool in your pack already, consider this your sign. It's smaller than your palm and has just about every tool you need to fix your bike quickly and easily, even if you're out on the trails.

Brisker is one of the best names in the biz when it comes to protective gear and these cold-weather gloves only solidify their place at the top. With lightweight moisture-wicking fabric on the outside and pads on the inside, for long-distance biking in the cold, you've picked a great pair with these.

Even if it's raining, you can watch your phone for directions with this frame bag attached to the front of your ride. The slot that holds your phone is clear and waterproof so you'll still have access to the buttons and has convenient zippered pockets on the side for smaller items.

Throwback to ye olden times to keep track of which direction you're going with a helpful bike compass. This small but mighty clip-on apparatus is your key to riding with a mission.

When the day's poses and practice were particularly demanding, it's ok to take a load off with this acupressure mat. In fact, it may make you even more ready for the next day's activity. The mat and pillow set is covered with soft nubs that press into trigger points in your neck and back to relieve pain and tension.