Now X-tremeGeek.com has all the essentials for survival neatly packed into a sardine can. The hardest part about owning this little gem would be not opening unless you really, really, really need it.

The little air tight, easy opening can includes: Acetaminophen, adhesive bandage, alcohol prep, antibiotic ointment, book matches, tea bag, chewing gum, sugar, salt packet, energy nugget, duct tape, fire starter cube, wire clip, first aid instructions, fish hook and line, note paper, pencil, razor blade, safety pin, whistle, compass, reflective signal surface and waterproof bag.

The only thing it’s missing is a cigarette.

For $12.97, this is a no-brainer stocking stuffer.

Gift rating: Kind of cool and great conversation starter.

Good for: Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and survivalists.

Not good for: People without a sense of humor. 

Value: Excellent.

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The Buckwheat U Pillow is actually one of those things that if you don’t mind lugging around once you land, you’ll be happy to take it home with you on the return flight.

Now there are lots of different foam versions, but we just don’t care for anything that’s not the original: Buckwheat.

You can grab them up at a lot of different places online, though we liked the offerings by TravelOasis.com.

The U pillows go for around $30 if you care about the person you’re giving the gift to, less if you don’t.

The ones on TravelOasis.com cost a touch over $28.

Gift rating: Not really that cool.

Good for: People who complain a lot or people you just don’t know what to get them.

Not good for: Friends who don’t travel or who drink too much and then ride the subway.

Value: Not a big valuable but priceless when you need to sleep but just can’t get comfortable.

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Enter Moutainsmith Backpacks, inventor of the Lumber Series. (Yeah, at first we thought that had something to do with our lower backs too.)

But actually,the Lumber Series Day pack makes urban adventures that much better. The unique looking bag will garner attention, carry all of your essentials and look cool at the same time. Plus, and there’s the conversation bonus, it’s recycled.

The Day pack costs $80 and toss in the external straps and you’ve got a handy day pack that will free up your hands as well.

Another very cool bag we came across is the Moutainsmith Messenger Bag, which can serve as a daily carry all. It costs $45 and comes in a variety of colors, we don’t know if it can serve as a good computer bag, but if it has the toughness promised by Moutainsmith, it would certainly stand out in world of less than durable bags and totes.

Gift rating: Very Cool

Good for: Hipster wannabes who have a lot of stuff to carry around with them or just cool people who know it.

Not good for: People who lose stuff.

Value: Depends on how durable the bags prove to be.

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Now, Grid-It thinks it has the solution. For less than $20, you can provide a modern day techno-friendly hipster with a literal circuit board to hold everything in one place. It’s the ideal travel accessory for someone who needs to bring all of those things that need charging. It also easily pulls out of your bag and flops into those plastic bins at the airport for easy screening.

Also, because every cord has it’s place, it’s easy to tell if you have everything with you in one quick glance — instead of realizing at the airport that you left the AC charger on the hotel night stand.

Cocooninnovations.com has a four templates depending upon your hipster gifters needs.

CPG5: A small set up for iPhone, recharger, SD card reader, SD cards, head phones and cords: $14,99.

CPG10: Nearly endless configurations because the bands pull up and allow you to organize you digital accessories in any way you want. Will hold a smart phone, charger, automobile charger, SD cards, camera and other accessories you need to keep your Facebook page up to date. $19.99.

CPS250: Mini Portfolio Case: Here’s the ultimate PSP carrying case with room for a few games, recharging cord and game unit. $29.99

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Not just any hat will do — as a Fedora or Pork Pie lid cover are essential pieces of future or fledgling hipsters. Even hipster women should consider the irony of a felt hat.

And if you’re going to wear one but can’t find it at a Salvation Army store or vintage clothing shop, you’re going to have to go with a brand new one.

Few places are better than the Hats Plus Ltd. We’ve visited the company’s store in Chicago and were blown away at how awesome their selection really is. They have literally every hat you could ever want — a lot that you wouldn’t even want.

You can now pull off pimp, saxophone player (or other assorted jazz musician), hipster doofus and everything in between.

Gift rating: Cool

Good for: Hipster wannabes who have trouble actually picking out a gift

Not good for: People with giant heads

Value: Some hats can get very expensive but it’s a one time purchase that your hipster gifter hat purchase could last them years.

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But why should a woman have to be embarrassed when she pulls out a tampon before heading into the bathroom? She shouldn’t, of course.

So that’s why she might want to consider having these fancy little cases that can hide the fact you’ve got to take care of Mother Nature’s call and provide you with an easy out.

You could also carry your car keys and identifcation if you’d like, but, really, that might be a little gross. The all metal case may draw some attention from security, but once they open it up, they’ll understand why you need it in your carry on luggage.

The case costs $30 and you can get it from UncommonGoods.com

Gift rating: Kind of cool

Good for: Menstruating women

Not good for: Men, family members.

Value: A little steep, but if your friend likes it, it’s worth every penny.

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As shown on travelsmith.com, the washable blazer promises to be as nearly wrinkle free as a sport’s coat can get.

Get one in black and you’ve got about every cocktail reception covered.

Look, everyone is not James Bond, but if you want to play it cool, eventually, you’re going to need a jacket that doesn’t just keep you warm.

The $189 price tag might scare some people off, as much cheaper jackets can be found at The Salvation Army, but then again, bed bugs and lice are coming back in fashion. It’s your call.

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Here’s a completely pointless gift that costs a mere $23.99 and it’s available at coolstuffexpress.com. The Marshmallow Bow and Mallow would make any Christmas a little more fun.

According to th website, the bow shooter can launch marsh mallows up to 30 feet and rapid fires them through a magazine type canister, which holds up to 25 little puffy sugar cubes. Read more about it here.

Just imagine what you could do with hot chocolate.

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TerraPass offers six carbon offsets for hipsters’ decadent lifestyle around the world. While we would encourage a Hipster’s TerraPass that specifically weighs the carbon footprint of a single person in Williamsburg smoking cloves and living in a loft, the basic idea is to allow for people to live their lives without sacrificing anything.

Basically, while you’re spewing out deadly gases, TerraPass is cleaning them up for you investing your money in environmental programs. Carbon offsets are the environmental equivalent to indulgences sold by the Catholic church in the 700s.

While TerraPass will provide you with a certificate and a couple of decals, we might also suggest that you could use photo shop and create your own carbon offset certificate, which is much cheaper — costing the amount of a nice piece of paper and some color printer ink.

The real offset options include:

5,000 pounds CO2: Equivilant to driving a hybrid car for a year. $29.72

8,000 pounds CO2: Equivilant to one year of flying. $50.60

30,000 pounds CO2: Equivilant to one year of normal living in the U.S. $181.50

60,000 pounds CO2: Equivilant to a family of four normal living in the U.S. $369

Gift rating: You’ll look like a douche if it’s not the right person

Good for: People who give you a hard time about recycling PBR bottles and hate smoking.

Not good for: People who give you a real present.

Value: Costly, though if you make the free ones, they’re much cheaper.

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Picture yourself holding that tray of grocery store sushi, sitting in the park and nothing to eat them with but a fork. Then you remember the collapsible chopsticks in your pocket and all is right in the world.

Or, if you’re on the plane and you just want to eat your day old salad with chopsticks, voila, they’re right there in your bag. It’s a conversation starter, adds a touch of eccentricity to your persona and cost $8. They also come with their own carry case so your tuna rolls don’t taste like your pocket.

While we have yet to test these pretty cool eating tools, they make a great gift for someone who wants to stand out in a crowd.

You can order from Amazon.com. And if you’re looking for more chopstick stuff, try, EverythingChopsticks.com, where the ridiculious can be picked up with two twigs.

Gift rating: Super cool

Good for: Friends, family and anyone who likes sushi

Not good for: Amputees, people with hooks and people who don’t like Japanese food.

Value: Excellent.

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