Christmas shopping for your adult friends and family can be difficult.
To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at Gateway Reporter asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.
These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.
Top 5 Fishing Gifts
1) LineCutter Fishing Line Cutting Tool
This plunger fishing line cutter has a unique design that makes it feel better in hand and makes cutting any line an easier task—so you can get back to fishing faster. Its sturdy carbide blade helps minimize fraying and a slotted tip helps secure the line while you’re at work.
2) IceMule Pro™ Cooler
This portable, waterproof, soft cooler is designed to be worn comfortably like a backpack and keeps ice frozen for up to 24 hours. The Pro Coolers come in two sizes to hold up to 24 cans with ice and keep them colder longer.
3) Full Coverage Cargo Liner
Protect your car’s interior with this trunk liner that keeps all of the cargo area—floor, walls, and the backs of the seats—covered. Durable, waterproof, and tear-proof, the liner fits into the trunk space of most hatchback cars and SUVs and there are sizes to suit different models. A suspension hanging system makes it easy to install and just as easy to take down between jobs.
4) Tyro Fly Reel
Cheeky makes high performance, lightweight fishing reels to make reeling in that big catch easier. Their Tyro fly reel features an innovative stacked drag system that moves smoothly and quickly, and can hold more line than most. The strong, durable aluminum body bears distinctive designs and bold colors that set these reels apart.
5) Fuel Transfer Pump
A battery-powered fuel transfer pump makes the filling job quicker and easier, and means there’s no need to lift a heavy fuel can to gas up a car, boat, tractor, and other engines. It pumps 2.4 gallons per minute and has a built-in, auto-stop sensor that eliminates overflows and spills.
