REI Outlet Finds Are Up to 60% Off

REI is a one-stop shop for all things exercise, camping and adventure. From running shoes to backpacks, there’s something for everyone. If you have plans to head outside this spring and summer, now’s the best time to refresh your gear. REI’s Outlet has hidden deals on top brands like Hoka, Brooks, Patagonia and more. Score the 30 best REI sales happening now, with deals up to 60% off. 

Best Overall REI Outlet Sales 

You can grab REI backpacks, tents, running shoes, hiking boots, rain jackets and other pieces for less in time for the change in seasons. Just peruse each section below to find what you’re looking for. Prices start at only $13. 

Best REI Outlet Shoe Sales 

The right pair of hiking, running or walking shoes makes all the difference in comfort and recovery. Finding the perfect pair for you is easy now that there are some excellent buys in the REI outlet. Grab Hoka running shoes, Oboz hiking boots and more on sale before they’re gone. 

Hoka Transport X Shoes

The Hoka Transport X sneaker is an exciting blend of function and style. They have a supportive cushion with a sleek exterior for everyday wear, so the shoe is excellent for walking. Hoka still included enough stability to make these shoes a great option for daily runs. Because of their multi-functional design, you could virtually chuck these on for anything. Grab a pair of shoes in two chic colors while they’re on sale. 

Saucony Tempus Road-Running Shoes

Serious runners will appreciate the plush, bouncy cushion in these Saucony sneakers. Aside from their cloud-like sole, the shoes have added structure in the body to keep your feet in check as you land. The shoe’s adaptable upper will mold to the feet for a personalized fit. Just a forewarning: Colors and sizes are selling quickly, so don’t miss out on this deal. 

Best REI Outlet Clothing Sales  

Aside from supportive running sneakers, the right clothes are key for all movement. Luckily, we found long-sleeved shirts, pullovers, sun shirts, running shorts, trucker hats and other finds for less. Shop The North Face, Patagonia, Brooks and more for up to 60% off. 

• Nathan Versa Long-Sleeve Shirt, from $26 (was $65)
• The North Face Dotknit Thermal Quarter-Zip Pullover, $68 (was $90)
• Patagonia Re-Tool Hybrid Jacket, $180 (was $299)
• Smartwool Everyday Popcorn Cable Crew Socks, $21 (was $28)
• The North Face Sunriser 4-Inch Shorts, $40 (was $55)
• Patagonia Better Sweater Quarter-Zip Pullover, $98 (was $139)
• The North Face Adventure Sun Hoodie, $40 (was $55)
• The North Face Antora Jacket, $83 (was $110)
• Brooks Chaser 3-Inch Running Shorts, $44 (was $60)
• The North Face Movmynt Bra, $49 (was $65)
• Brooks Method Cropped Tights, $58 (was $84)
• The North Face Adventure T-Shirt, $29 (was $40)
• Patagonia Line Ridge LoPro Trucker Hat, $30 (was $39)

The North Face Antora Jacket

My The North Face jacket is essential for most seasons but gets the most use in the spring. (April showers bring May flowers, after all.) The one I have is old, so the brand doesn’t make it anymore, but this discounted Antora jacket is virtually the same. It’s lightweight and waterproof, so it’s ideal for runs, walks and hikes. The hood and high-zip neckline protect your head and neck from rain and chilly breezes. I also love the added zip pockets because I know my phone, headphones and other accessories will stay secure. 

Brooks Chaser 3-Inch Running Shorts

You’ll be glad to have these Brooks shorts on hand once the weather starts heating up. Made for running, they have a moisture-wicking liner to keep you secure and comfortable. The wide waist keeps the shorts on. There are two pockets for storage, and one is sweat-resistant to protect any tech gear. The 3-inch length keeps them nice and short so your legs can breathe. If you prefer a slightly longer hem, don’t worry; the running shorts are available in a 5-inch length for less. 

Best REI Camping and Outdoor Gear Sales 

Having the right equipment when you’re camping or hiking is important for both safety and comfort. Whether you need a camping backpack that can fit everything you need or a cozy tent for sleeping, you can find an option on sale today. 

• Klymit Maxfield 2 Tent, $290 (was $420)
• Gregory Nano Waist Pack, $29 (was $40)
• Osprey Tempest 9 Backpack, $105 (was $140)
• GCI Outdoor Eazy Chair XL, $40 (was $60)
• Alps Mountaineering Dining Table, $83 (was $120)
• Big Agnes Big Six Camp Chair, $150 (was $200)
• GSI Outdoors Standard Can Cooler, $13 (was $20)
• Hydro Flask National Park Foundation Water Bottle with Flex Cap, $30 (was $45)
• Herschel Supply Co. Pop Quiz Lunch Box, $27 (was $35)
• Uco Flatpack Roasting Kit, $35 (was $50)

Big Agnes Big Six Camp Chair

There’s nothing like sitting in a camp chair after a long trek. One thing that isn’t enjoyable? Having to spend the time setting up the chair. This compact 3-pound Big Agnes model includes a carrying case and opens quickly, so it’s always ready for you to take a rest. The tall back and wide seat adapt to a variety of people. Plus, the chair comes in seven colors. 

Klymit Maxfield 2 Tent

This Klymit tent, weighing 3.5 pounds, was designed to maximize space without adding too much weight to your camping backpack. It has enough breathing room to accommodate two people. The three-port vents allow for proper air circulation inside the tent. Because it has a large vestibule, there’s plenty of space to enter with your gear. The tent also includes two interior pockets to keep belongings within easy reach.