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SALT LAKE CITY — The countdown to Christmas isn't officially here yet, but it's getting closer! If you're looking for an advent calendar to help count down the days, they've come a long way.
KSL Lifestyle Contributor Mindy Dunyon shared a few creative advent calendars for every personality.
Red Bull Advent Calendar $58, Walmart
If you know an energy drink lover (or if you're that person) this advent calendar comes with 24 cans of Red Bull in a variety of flavors, including a seasonal release. Each day you get a different drink, making it a fun countdown for someone who enjoys a good Red Bull and trying new flavors.
Callaway 12-Day Advent Calendar $37.99, Dick's Sporting Goods
This golf-themed calendar has 12 days of different golf balls hidden behind each door. It's a great pick that gives golf lovers physical items they can actually use on the course.
12-Day Stationery Advent Calendar $85, Anthropologie
For the stationary lover, this calendar is full of stationery pieces like sticky notes, notepads, pens and thank-you cards. The pretty packaging makes it even better, making it a beautiful gift and even a holiday display piece.
Mystery Tackle Box Fishmas 12 Day Advent Calendar $39.99, Target
This 12-day fishing-themed calendar has a variety of fishing lures and tackle. This pick is a great way for the fisherman or woman in your life to add to their collection of gear that can actually be used on fishing trips.
Skidays Advent Calendar $89.99, or $54.99 on pre-order.
This ski-themed calendar is full of surprise ski accessories. The brand is keeping the complete contents a secret, but it's promised that the items will boost your skiing experience with useful gear and extras.
Tool Advent Calendar $82.99, Amazon
This calendar is a great pick for the handyman or woman in your circle. It includes a variety of tools, accessories and other handy workshop items. It's an advent calendar whose pieces can be used throughout the year.
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