The best ... gear to take to a ballgame

Canon PowerShot SD4000 IS

This camera can capture fast-action sports with its high-speed burst, then play them back in super-slow-mo movie modes.

Price: $350

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Contact: USA.Canon.com

Source: Maxim

Bodum Charcoal Picnic Grill

Liven up tailgate parties with this compact charcoal grill, available in six bright enamel colors.

Price: $55

Contact: Mxyplyzyk.com

Source: New York

Outdoorsman Aviators

You can play hard—or sit back and watch—while wearing these classic shades that “sit against your forehead so the frames don’t slide off.”

Price: $145

Contact: Ray-ban.com

Source: Esquire

DCF NV Binoculars

These compact, rubberized binoculars provide “comfortable, strain-free viewing with or without glasses” for all kinds of spectator sports.

Price: $229

Contact: Pentaxsportoptics.com

Source: Outside

Cardboard Gods

Sports fans will love this book, which “captures the experience of growing up obsessed with baseball cards.”

Price: $25

Contact: Amazon.com

Source: GQ