Under $30 Stocking Stuffers

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Our top six insanely perfect stocking stuffers for the Downunder Horsemanship lovers in your life!

 

Roo Popsockets
Stamped with the roo logo, our popsockets are the perfect media stand for your mobile device.

 

Stainless Steel Tumbler
Made with copper coating and vacuum insulation, this 20 oz tumbler can keep your hottest drink hot for 8 hours and your coldest drink cold for 12 hours! Available in your choice of frosted black, red, blue or white with the Downunder Horsemanship logo laser-engraved down the side.

Magnetic Coasters With Bottle Opener Gift Set
Celebrate the horses of Downunder Horsemanship with this set of four coaster bottle openers packaged in a gift box. Each coaster features a gorgeous, full-color picture of one of our iconic horses – Mindy, Diez, Titan or little Phoenix. These magnetic, heat-resistant coasters have a nickel plated opener and a non-skid rubber base.

Square Bottle Opener Keychain With Carabiner
This keychain does it all and is laser engraved with a large roo logo.

Tropical Lip Balm
With spf 15 protection, you’ll not only keep your lips moisturized with our addictive lip balm, but protected from damaging sun rays, too. Tropical undertones will make you want to have a stick with you everywhere you go.

Outdoor Survival Knife
A must-have around the barn! Our Outdoor Survival Knife features a black handle with the Downunder Horsemanship logo engraved on its black blade. A carabiner clip attached to the knife ensures that you don’t lose or misplace the knife.

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