Gifts Under $50

4 hard enamel pins of national park landmarks. Hat, backpack, jacket — they go anywhere.

Chills the whiskey. Doesn't water it down. For the man who takes his bourbon seriously.

Two American flag decals for the window or bumper. Make your position clear.

156 national park stickers for water bottles, laptops, journals, and gear.

Stick it on the fridge or the grill. Every meat, every temp, right there.

Collectible BSA ornament showing a Scout uniform shirt with merit badge sash.

Cast brass longhorn. Doubles as a conversation piece and a way to open beers.

Because the garage really is the best room in the house. Laser-cut metal, easy to hang.

Under-$10 interior lighting upgrade. Plug in, peel, stick, done.

Standard deck of playing cards featuring illustrated national park scenes.

Ferro rod, natural tinder, and a waterproof case. For when the lighter decides not to show up.

Stop losing food through the grates. Six reusable mats that work on any grill.

Military lensatic compass. Works when your phone doesn't.

Reads in 2 seconds flat. Because real grillers don't guess.

Wall poster with all 63 national parks listed. Check them off as you go.

A duo of Smokin' Hickory and Money Honey BBQ sauces for ribs, wings, and more.

For the dad who knows exactly what he is.

Pull pork, shred brisket, feel like a bear doing it.

A no-nonsense camp knife for under $15. Sharp out of the box, built to work.

The original American warning label. Heavy-duty polyester, brass grommets, flies in any wind.

Retro tin sign that looks like it's been on that wall for 40 years.

Passport-style book for collecting stamps from every national park you visit.

Six pairs of crew socks, each with a different national park design.

Hot sauce that actually tastes like bacon. Weird. Great.

A classic "Have a Nice Day" mug with a hidden surprise at the bottom.

The apron that gets a laugh every single time. Adjustable, machine washable, actually useful.

A putting green for the bathroom. Yes, this is a real thing. Yes, people love it.

Made in Bradford, Pennsylvania since 1932. Lights in the wind. Lasts forever.

Your center console doesn't have to be a junk drawer. Waterproof insert, pocket for everything.

100 feet of genuine 550 paracord. Make bracelets, fix gear, or use it when you actually need it.

Glow-in-the-dark LED beer pong. Because regular beer pong wasn't enough.

Scratch off each national park as you visit it. All 63 on one poster.

Lights up the bed so you can actually see what you're hauling at night.

A pig-shaped cast iron press that flattens bacon perfectly. Functional and aggressively on-brand.

Scraper, stiff brush, and seasoning oil. Everything your cast iron needs to outlive you.

Hickory, maple, and cherry. The blend that makes everything off your smoker taste like a trophy.

Real leather. Custom engraving. The gift that actually has his name on it.

The beanie on every job site, every hunting camp, and every cold morning in America.

Tactical tanto blade, assisted opening, under $25. Hard to beat at this price.

The kind of truck accessory he'll pretend he didn't need, then use every single day.

A mason jar on a stem. Classy and not classy at the exact same time.

Roasted by veterans and firefighters, for people who like their coffee strong and their values stronger.

A fire-packed gift set for anyone who thinks mild sauce is a personality flaw.

Double-wall stainless steel tumbler. Keeps your drinks at the right temperature and your pride intact.

The authentic 23-flavor scent of Dr. Pepper in a unique soda can design.

8 regulation cornhole bags in red, white, and blue. Replace the worn-out ones or start fresh.

Twelve foam koozies. Cold beer and patriotism go hand in hand.

Keeps coffee hot at the campsite, the jobsite, or wherever you roam.

One piece of American steel, forged in Rockford, Illinois. The last hammer you'll ever buy.

1400 lumens. Rechargeable. Pocket-sized. You'll find 50 uses for it this week.

Knitted in Northfield, Vermont. The sock with an unconditional lifetime guarantee.

Hands-free hydration with a patriotic punch. Perfect for the 4th of July or any backyard bash.

Establish the rules of the cave. Visitors enter at their own risk.

Heavy-duty bungee net that keeps your gear from becoming someone else's problem at 70 mph.

Four woods, four flavor profiles. Apple, mesquite, hickory, cherry.

Structured foam front, mesh back, American flag patch. Hat for people who mean it.

Fits any standard 2-inch receiver. Flies the flag from your hitch.

Embroidered stars, sewn stripes, brass grommets. The flag your porch deserves.

Set of pint glasses featuring national park artwork — for after the hike.

Made in Tennessee since 1896. The skillet that outlives everything else in the kitchen.

Durable cushioned boot socks made in North Carolina. Your feet work hard — they deserve American-made.

YETI cold for 24 hours. Hot for 6. Built like it's trying to outlast you.

Slap some patriotism on your cornhole boards in ten minutes flat.

Elegant cedar wood humidor with a digital hygrometer, accessory drawer, and glass top.

32 feet of shop-grade LED that turns your garage from a storage unit into actual headquarters.

Wheel-thrown by American potters. Holds your coffee, outlasts everything else in the cabinet.

The official BSA Scout Handbook — camping, survival, leadership, and more.

Real hardwood lump. Burns hotter, cleaner, and longer than briquettes. No shortcuts.

For the dad who treats grilling like a constitutional right. Heavy-duty canvas, pockets for everything.

Wall-mount magnetic bar that holds every tool you've been stepping on for the last three years.

Stand on concrete for hours without wrecking your back. The mat the garage has always needed.

Made in Portland, Oregon. 15 tools in your pocket for half the price of the competition.

Patriotic lawn flamingo. Your neighbors will have questions.

Laser-cut steel American eagle. For the wall that's been empty since you moved in.

Three varieties of handcrafted premium jerky in a gift box. For the dad who says he doesn't want anything.

6-pack of bamboo boxer briefs. Softer than cotton, better than anything in his drawer right now.

Forged in Meadville, Pennsylvania since 1886. The pliers every toolbox needs.

Handcrafted full-grain leather. Made in America. Built to outlast the next three wallets you'd replace it with.

Mossy Oak camo on the outside, sherpa fleece on the inside. Camp blanket done right.