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This 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide Gear Just Went on Sale
Our testers put these items through the wringer, and now they’re discounted
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$230
$161
from Mountain Hardwear
30% off
This was our favorite sport climbing pack in our 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide. “Minimalist looks hide this hauler’s true capabilities,” our testers wrote. “A guidebook sleeve, three external pockets, and a clamshell opening keep you organized.”
$220.00
$165.00
from Backcountry
25% off
We named the 40-liter Dakine Terminal Spinner the best carry-on luggage in our 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide. “Dakine may have read our minds when it designed this smooth four-wheel roller, which addresses some of the biggest pain points of carry-on travel,” our tester wrote.
$130.00
$128.00
from Amazon
2% off
We gave these buds a Gear of the Year award in our 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide. “What puts these over the top is the extra bass,” wrote tester Will Palmer. “Without crowding out high and midrange notes, the rich, undistorted low-end sound simply makes your music livelier, like an extra shot of acoustic adrenaline.”
$68.00
$54.00
from Backcountry
21% off
Our 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide testers loved the Agility shorts for yoga: “Baggy shorts sag during inversions, but a too-svelte fit can make lunges awkward,” they wrote. “Manduka’s four-way-stretch Agility nails the balance.”
$150.00
$142.00
from Amazon
5% off
“The M.U.L.E. carries its share for big adventures,” wrote our 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide cycling gear testers. “The 14-liter pack features an included tool roll, a dedicated slot to carry an e-bike battery, and a new ventilated back panel.”
$95.00
$71.00
25% off
If you’re looking for a new bike commuting bag, check out the Lako—we included it in our 2021 Summer Buyer’s Guide roundup. “Testers loved the Lako’s padded laptop sleeve and separate wet-dry compartments. The tough water-resistant shell fends off the elements,” editor Will Taylor wrote.
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$750
$600
20% off
The upgraded version of this best-selling ski performs incredibly reliably in any snow condition, earning it a spot in this year's Winter Gear Guide. Testers enjoyed how intuitive and responsive the skis are right out the gate, great for intermediate to advance skiers alike.
$100
$75
25% off
This rain jacket has been a favorite of ours for years (the fact that it has been $100 since its debut in 1999 may be partly why), and it recently earned a spot in Backpacker's Gear Hall of Fame. It's light, packs down small, and stands up to years of abuse. "Not bad for a bargain price."
$9049
$7049
22% off
Aggressive downhillers can delight in this highly maneuverable e-bike. The motor in the middle of the bike allows you to zip up the trails and get back to jumps, berms, and turns.
$115
$92
20% off
We love a breathable merino layer for this time of year when you can experience multiple seasons in a day. This long-sleeve top is lightweight and slim fitting to layer well under a sweater or jacket without feeling bulky, as well as breathable enough to wear at the peak of a warm-ish spring day. Take 20 percent off sitewide with exclusive code OUTSIDE20.
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Revo Descend N
$199
Revo's best-selling Descend N glasses features NASA-based polarized lens technology with a rimless design with panoramic views for when you need to see it all.
$160
$104
35% off
Designed with an extended heels to absorb impact, these shoes will keep you supported and comfortable for long runs. Plus, the lightweight, springy foam midsoles provide even more cushioning and stability, allowing you to transition from heel to toe quickly and smoothly. These make a great companion for training or long, leisurely runs.
$115
$80
30% off
This cold weather layer is made from 100% RWS-certified merino wool jersey to keep you warm, dry, and comfortable in variable conditions. The gusseting in the armpits allows you to move freely without any restriction, which is great for skiing, climbing, and other cold-weather pursuits. Plus, the natural odor-reducing properties of merino keep you feeling fresh as the temps rise.
$80
$36
55% off
Named the best pack for hydration in our best fanny packs round-up, this hip pack fits a 1.5L reservoir in addition to plenty of other supplies for a long day on your mountain bike or hike. The mesh back offers plenty of ventilation in warmer weather, while the spongy lumbar pad is extra comfortable.
$75
$56
25% off
Made for icy, snowy, and even muddy trail conditions, these crampons are a winter necessity for backcountry hikers and trail runners alike. They're on the heavier side at 15oz per pair, but incredibly durable due to the heat-treated carbon steel spikes.
$348
$278
20% off
Inspired by traditional hunting jackets, this updated version will stand the test of time thanks to the classic silhouette and weather-resistant waxed canvas material. The wax is pressed into the cotton threads using heat and pressure at a UK mill. Thoughtful details like the super soft flannel lining and corduroy-trimmed cuffs add to the overall rugged durability and style.
$70
$52.50
25% off
Maximize the space of your pack and keep your luggage organized with these lightweight, versatile packing cubes. Perfect for everything from bulky clothing to small, miscellaneous items, these will soon become a staple any time you travel. The set comes with three sizes to meet all your needs.
Gear Picks is a curated selection of products we’ve tested and heartily recommend. We stand by this gear—and the brands that sell it—and many of our editors and writers use this stuff weekly. Whenever possible, we provide a link to a past review so you can make sure it’s something that suits your lifestyle—ideally at a steeply discounted price. Happy shopping—and gear-picking.