Five Star Gift Ideas

For your friend who loves bouldering, there are plenty of gift options that will not only make them happy but also enhance their climbing experience. Here are a few thoughtful and meaningful gift ideas:

1. Climbing Gear: One essential item that every boulderer needs is quality climbing gear. Consider gifting them a new pair of climbing shoes or a high-quality chalk bag. Look for shoes designed specifically for bouldering, as they offer more grip and support on different terrains.

2. Bouldering Guidebook: Help your friend explore new climbing destinations by gifting them a comprehensive bouldering guidebook. Look for one that covers popular bouldering spots or areas they have been wanting to visit. This way, they can plan their next outdoor adventure or discover new routes at their favorite climbing gym.

3. Crash Pad: A crash pad is a crucial piece of equipment for bouldering, providing a safe landing surface in case of falls. If your friend loves climbing outdoors, consider gifting them a high-quality crash pad that offers durability and excellent impact protection. Look for features such as adjustable straps and a compact folding size for easy transportation.

4. Climbing Chalk: Chalk is an essential part of every boulderer's kit, helping to keep their hands dry and improve their grip. Consider gifting them a selection of different climbing chalks, including liquid chalk or chalk balls. You can also opt for eco-friendly options, such as refillable chalk balls or chalk made from sustainable materials.

5. Climbing Clothing: Climbing clothing designed specifically for bouldering can greatly enhance your friend's comfort and performance. Look for durable, moisture-wicking shirts, pants, or shorts made from flexible materials to allow for easy movement during climbs. Additionally, consider gifting them a lightweight and breathable climbing jacket for cooler weather.

6. Training Tools: Help your friend improve their bouldering skills by gifting them some training tools. Finger strength trainers, grip strengtheners, or fingerboards can be excellent options to help them build strength and develop better techniques. These tools can be used at home or in a climbing gym to supplement their regular climbing routine.

7. Climbing Accessories: There are numerous useful accessories that a boulderer can benefit from. Consider gifting them accessories such as a comfortable chalk bag belt, a sturdy brush for cleaning holds, or finger tape for added protection and support. Look for accessories that are durable and designed specifically for climbers.

Remember, the most meaningful gift is one that shows you understand your friend's passion for bouldering and supports their climbing journey. Find something that aligns with their needs, preferences, and skill level, and your gift will be both thoughtful and personal.

Or you can get her/him a star map with the date when she/he was born.

Alice Dickinson says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I made a map for my mums birthday and she absolutely loved it. Definitely buying another one soon, probably for another family member or friend”