As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to change, fall is one of the best times to head outside. Whether you’re chasing whitetails from a treestand, pedaling singletrack through golden aspens, or just soaking in the season with music and friends, the right gear can make every adventure more enjoyable. This fall, we’ve rounded up a selection of products that deliver performance, comfort, and durability for whatever your autumn holds—from hunting and fishing to hiking, biking, and everything in between.
For hunters wanting versatility and stealth, the Big Game Pursuit 12′ Portable Tripod Stand delivers a solid balance of height, durability, and convenience. Built from heavy-duty steel, it supports a padded swivel seat and offers a full 360° field of view, and padded firearm rest. The camouflage accents help break up your outline, and the tripod design allows for easier placement in uneven terrain compared to traditional ladder stands.
Rugged and compact, the Turtlebox Ranger punches way above its weight in outdoor sound. It delivers up to 105 dB, is IP67-rated to resist water and dust, and survives drops and rough handling with ease. Whether you’re tailgating, camping, or blasting tunes at the trailhead, the Ranger’s blend of portability and durability makes it a fall adventure essential.
For waterfowlers, cold mornings in the blind demand dependable protection, and AquaWade Duck Hunting Waders step up with waterproof construction, reinforced panels, and insulation to keep hunters warm during long sits. Designed with mobility in mind, they allow you to push through cattails or set decoys with ease while staying dry and comfortable. Durable boots and sealed seams ensure these waders can take a beating all season long.
When cool, damp mornings hit, the Columbia PFG Uncharted II Insulated Anorak is a smart layering option for anglers, hunters, or outdoorsmen. Its Omni-Shield treatment repels stains and moisture while the 40gsm insulation gives a lightweight warmth without bulk. A half-zip design simplifies layering, and adjustable hood and hem help seal out chills, making this anorak a versatile midweight shell for fall outings.
Whether you’re biking, hiking, or just enjoying crisp autumn sunshine, the Roka Oslo 2.0 sunglasses blend style and performance. With upgraded hinges, a refined round silhouette, and GEKO grip placement, they stay put during active movement yet still look polished off the trail. The Oslo’s optical clarity, lightweight build, and seamless transition between sport and urban use make it a standout for everyday fall adventures.
If you’re after a long-travel trail bike that can handle aggressive terrain without losing composure on climbs, the SCOTT Genius ST 910 TR is a beast for Fall riding. Its integrated shock and cable system give the bike a sleek, protected profile while the TracLoc remote lets you toggle between climb, traction control, and full descending modes precisely. With 150 mm rear travel, 160 mm up front, and modern geometry tuned for both stability and agility, the Genius gives serious capability without feeling overbuilt. Riders praise its balanced climbing attitude (thanks in part to a steep ~77° seat tube) and punishing downhill potential, though many agree that upgrading the stock wheels and tires unlocks the frame’s full performance.
As leaves fall and temps dip, the North Face Yumiori ¼-Zip is a fleece staple for layering or solo wear. Made from recycled microfleece, it strikes a balance between warmth and breathability. The stand collar adds wind protection, and the zippered chest pocket provides secure storage for small essentials. For fall hikes, trail runs, or just cozying up around the fire, the Yumiori is a go-to midlayer.
No matter how you spend your time outdoors this season, the right equipment helps you stay warm, prepared, and focused on the experience. From rugged waders and treestands to sleek bikes and cozy layers, these fall essentials are built to keep up with crisp mornings, changing weather, and long days outside. Gear up now, and make the most of autumn’s adventures.