The big items get you to the outdoors, but it is the accessories that make a trip comfortable. A camp chair to relax in, a daypack that carries just what you need, a sling bag for the essentials: these smaller pieces of kit quietly make every day out easier, whether you are camping, hiking, or just spending time in the fresh air.

Our outdoor accessories range brings together camp chairs, daypacks, hiking packs, sling and waist bags, and handy camping extras from trusted outdoor brands. It is the collection to browse when you want to round out your setup with the bits and pieces that make a real difference in the field.

Not sure what you need? The guide below walks through the range and how to choose. Browse the selection below, and see our wider camping equipment range for tents, sleeping gear, and more.

What's in the Outdoor Accessories Range?

This collection covers the supporting gear that makes outdoor time more comfortable and organised. It spans camp furniture like chairs, a variety of packs and bags for carrying your kit, and smaller camping extras. These are the items you add once the big-ticket gear is sorted, and often the ones you end up using most.

The focus is on practicality and durability. Outdoor accessories get used hard in all weathers, so hard-wearing fabrics, comfortable carry, and sensible design matter more than anything flashy.

Types of Outdoor Accessories

• Camp chairs: packable, comfortable seating for campsites, festivals, and the beach
• Daypacks: smaller backpacks for day hikes, trips out, and carrying the essentials
• Hiking and camping packs: larger backpacks for overnight and multi-day trips
• Sling and waist bags: compact bags that keep valuables close and hands free
• Camping extras: smaller accessories that round out a campsite setup

Most people build their kit around a comfortable chair and a daypack, then add bags and extras to suit how they get outdoors.

Choosing a Camp Chair

A good camp chair transforms an evening outdoors, so it is worth choosing one that suits how you camp. Look for a chair that folds down small enough to transport easily, sits stably on soft or uneven ground, and supports you comfortably for long evenings. Packable chairs that fit into their own bag are ideal for festivals and hike-in spots, while roomier chairs offer more comfort for car camping.

Weight and pack size matter most if you'll carry the chair any distance, while stability and comfort matter most for relaxed base camping.

Choosing a Pack or Bag

Backpack capacity is measured in litres, and the right size depends on the trip. Daypacks of around 15 to 30 litres suit day hikes and trips out, while larger hiking packs of 40 litres and up carry overnight and multi-day loads. For everyday carry and keeping valuables handy, a compact sling or waist bag is often all you need.

Fit matters as much as capacity on larger packs: look for an adjustable harness and a hip belt that carries the weight on your hips. For smaller bags, prioritise comfortable straps and quick access to your essentials.

Features Worth Looking For

A few details make outdoor accessories far more useful.

• Durable, weather-resistant fabrics: cope with rain, mud, and rough ground
• Comfortable carry: padded straps and, on larger packs, a supportive hip belt
• Smart storage: pockets and compartments to keep kit organised and accessible
• Packability: chairs and bags that fold or compress down for transport
• Secure pockets: for valuables like phones, keys, and wallets

For British weather, water-resistant fabrics and sealed pockets are especially welcome.

Caring for Your Outdoor Accessories

A little care keeps your gear going for years.

• Wipe down and spot-clean packs and chairs rather than machine washing
• Air and dry everything fully before storing to prevent mould and odours
• Keep zips clean and free of grit so they run smoothly
• Check chair frames and pack straps for wear before big trips
• Store clean and dry, out of direct sunlight

Mud and grit are the main causes of wear on zips and fabrics, so a quick clean after muddy trips pays off.

It is worth matching your accessories to the kind of outdoors you enjoy, because a festival-goer and a hill walker want different things from a chair and a pack. The beauty of a broad range is that you can pick gear built for your trips rather than settling for a compromise. Think about weight, pack size, and comfort in the order that matters most for how you get outside, and you'll end up with kit you actually reach for rather than leave in the cupboard. A little thought at the buying stage saves money and disappointment later, and makes every day outdoors more comfortable.

How Much Do Outdoor Accessories Cost?

Prices depend on the item, the materials, and the brand. Smaller bags and simple chairs sit at the lower end of the range, daypacks and quality camp chairs fall in the middle, and larger hiking packs and premium gear sit higher. A more expensive item usually means tougher fabrics, better carry comfort, and a longer life.

For gear you'll use often, it is worth choosing quality on the pieces that take the most wear, such as a daypack or a chair, while spending less on occasional extras. You'll find a spread of budgets across the range.

Why Buy Your Outdoor Accessories from Surface2Air Sports?

We have been serving outdoor enthusiasts since 2002, with a shop in Poole and a full range online.

• Camp chairs, daypacks, hiking packs, and bags in one place
• Trusted outdoor and lifestyle brands
• A spread of sizes and budgets
• Honest advice on sizing, carry, and durability
• In-store help and online support

Whether you are rounding out a camping setup or adding an everyday daypack, we can help you choose. Explore our wider outdoor range and dedicated backpacks collection for more options.

Frequently Asked Questions About Outdoor Accessories

What outdoor accessories do you stock?

Camp chairs, daypacks, hiking and camping backpacks, sling and waist bags, and smaller camping extras from trusted brands.

What size daypack do I need?

Around 15 to 30 litres suits day hikes and trips out. For overnight and multi-day loads, choose a larger hiking pack of 40 litres or more.

What should I look for in a camp chair?

Choose one that folds down small enough to transport, sits stably on soft ground, and supports you comfortably. Packable chairs are ideal for festivals and hike-in spots.

Are the bags water-resistant?

Many use durable, water-resistant fabrics suited to the weather, though few are fully waterproof. Check the details for each item.

What is a sling or waist bag good for?

They keep valuables like your phone, keys, and wallet close and secure while leaving your hands free, which is handy for days out and travel.

How do I keep zips working smoothly?

Keep them clean and free of grit, and wipe them after muddy or sandy trips. Grit is the main cause of stiff and failing zips.

How should I store outdoor gear between trips?

Clean and dry it fully, then store it out of direct sunlight. Airing everything out prevents mould and odours.

Do you sell tents and sleeping gear too?

Yes. Our wider camping equipment range covers tents, sleeping bags, and more.