Spring is here and so are 25 of the best early Amazon Prime Day outdoor deals
Amazon's Big Spring Sale is less than a week away. The retailer's first massive savings event in 2025 will usher in the best prices of the year across nearly anything and everything it sells. But you don't have to wait to save: I've been covering Amazon's Prime Day sales since the beginning and know more than a thing or two about cashing in on the best offers.
Below, I've rounded up my favorite 25 early deals on all things outdoors. That includes electric lawn mowers that the Altland family has relied on for years, weatherproof furniture to give your patio a makeover, cookout ready grills, tailgating essentials for baseball season and much more.
Ego Power+ LM2135SP 56-Volt 21-Inch Cordless Electric Lawn Mower
This Ego Power+ tool is not only the best electric lawn mower we tested, but it's also at its best deal of the year to ensure your yard looks its best at the start of spring. Equipped with either of its two included batteries, it packs plenty of power to mow your lawn on a single charge.Read our review
Greenworks 48V Outdoor Electric Tool Bundle
Greenworks has been my go-to brand for electric outdoor tools, and this bundle includes all the essentials. There's a 48V lawn mower, string trimmer and leaf blower — each of which runs on the two included batteries.
Ego Power+ ST1623T 56-Volt 16-Inch Cordless String Trimmer Kit
Save 35% on this electric string trimmer kit just in time for spring. It stands out from the competition thanks to Ego's PowerLoad tech that monitors and feeds the length of the line for a continuous 16-inch cutting swath. This trimmer also comes with 4.0Ah and 2.5Ah batteries that work with the rest of Ego's outdoor electric tools.
Greenworks 1800 PSI Electric Pressure Washer
Clean off all of the winter grime and dirt with this electric pressure washer. Its portable design makes it easy to tout around your entire property, cleaning everything from patios to siding and more at $35 off the usual price.
Ego Power+ LB7654 56-Volt 765 CFM Cordless Electric Leaf Blower
This $179 discount applies to an upgraded version of our pick for the best electric leaf blower. Whether you need an extra hand cleaning up the winter mess or just looking ahead to ditching the rake in fall, today's discount makes it worth snatching up before the Big Spring Sale.
Outsunny 6-Piece Patio Dining Set
Seat your whole family on this outdoor dining set. It includes four weather-resistant chairs alongside a table and umbrella. Plus, it's as much as $51 off to start spring with a patio upgrade.
Grand Patio 11-Foot Cantilever Patio Umbrella With Base
Save $50 on this massive cantilever patio umbrella now, and thank me later. It'll provide ample shade so you can stay cool once summer temperatures roll in. Just be sure to clip the on-page coupon for the full discount.
Sweetcrispy 3-Piece Wicker Patio Seating Set
There's something about lounging in wicker furniture that screams spring to me. So, the discount on this 3-piece set couldn't have come at a better time to enjoy the first stretch of warm weather temperatures.
Dumos 9-Foot Outdoor Patio Umbrella in Red
At $30, this outdoor umbrella is an affordable option to keep guests cool and comfortable during your first spring cookout.
Serwall Folding Adirondack Chair
This folding Adirondack chair just landed at its best price of the year on Amazon. Tons of different colors are on sale for up to $48, allowing you to mix and match your new patio chair with your home's exterior.
Weber Genesis E-435 Liquid Propane Gas Grill, Black
While we're talking about patio upgrades, you certainly are going to need a grill. If you're looking to step up to one that will last for years, thousands of shoppers love this Weber model, and it just received a $300 discount at Amazon.
Sophia & William 4-Burner Propane Gas Grill
Taste the meat and not the heat by taking up to $150 off this 4-burner propane grill at its best price of the year on Amazon. The 545-square-inch cooking area has plenty of room for grilling up weekday meals or a massive assortment of burgers and dogs during cookouts. A few colors are on sale too!
ThermoPro Lightning 1-Second Instant-Read Meat Thermometer
Ensure your steaks come out as planned by using this instant-ready meat thermometer. The quick readout feature ensures you can spend less time hovering over the grill and more time sipping brews and hanging with friends.
Weber Master-Touch 22-Inch Charcoal Grill
This classic charcoal Weber is a notable option for any grill masters who don't want to break the bank. It starts from $275 and comes in a few colors.
Traeger Grills BBQ Grilling Tongs
Even if you don't need a new grill, buying a fresh set of tongs couldn't hurt. This pair from Traeger has a stainless steel construction that includes a locking mechanism for collapsing down when not in use.
Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler in Cosmic Lilac
Yeti makes some of our favorite coolers at Underscored. So, when I saw that the Roadie 48 complete with this wheeled design and telescoping handle went on sale, I had to share. The spring-ready lilac color matches its best price ever at $80 off. Read our review
Coleman 8-Person Evanston Tent With Screen Room
If the first day of spring has you planning the first camping trip of the year, let this discounted Coleman tent tag along at its all-time low price on Amazon.
RTIC 40-Can Ultra-Tough Soft Cooler
RTIC may have just dropped its latest hard-sided cooler, but I'm also turning my attention back to this discounted soft-shell model. It's perfect for bringing to tailgates with room for up to 40 cans and plenty of ice.
Weber Traveler Portable Gas Grill
This portable Weber grill is perfect for upgrading your tailgating setup. It has a collapsing design and is small enough to fit in your trunk on the way to the stadium and while you're enjoying the game. Save nearly $70 with its first discount of the year.
Coleman Outdoor Compact Folding Table
Perfect for camping or tailgating, this folding table from Coleman can give you a cooking surface in seconds. It's also seeing a rare 20% discount before Amazon's Big Spring sale.
EcoFlow River 2 Pro Solar Generator
Our pick for the best small-capacity solar generator just dropped to its lowest price of the year. Ecoflow River 2 Pro is 40% off at Amazon and delivers a sizable battery perfect for keeping emergency power on hand or charging gear at the campsite.
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 Portable Power Station
Jackery may not have cut our list of the best power stations, but its Explorer 1000 v2 is worth a closer look. This unit has kept my laptop running through prolonged power outages, and today's discount saves you $350 to match the all-time low price.
Ecoflow Delta 2 Power Station
The Ecoflow Delta 2 is our favorite medium-capacity solar generator. If you need more juice than the River 2 Pro I noted above, then this is a better bang for your buck.
Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 Portable Power Station
At 37% off, Jackey's upgraded portable power station is an easy recommendation. It stands apart from Ecoflow models in the Big Spring Sale with its LiFePO4 battery tech rated to last longer than the lithium iron phosphate circuits in our best-tested picks.
Ecoflow Delta Pro Power Station
If you're reading this, you've skipped the River 2 Pro and Delta 2, meaning you must need even more power. Our pick for the best high-capacity solar generator has your back as does Amazon with this 36% markdown. Deals and tech may be my main passions, but I've also been writing about the green energy space for years. Items like electric lawn tools and portable power stations are more relevant than ever now that spring is officially here. That makes today's deals even more enticing. I've also been writing about deals since Amazon first announced its in-house Prime Day sales. So, I know a thing or two about how to take full advantage of these savings events.
The deals team at Underscored was prepping for next week's Big Spring Sale and was surprised by how good the deals are now, both in terms of quality and quantity of the discounts. You can save on just about everything ahead of time, helping you beat the rush and cash in on the savings before the clock starts ticking down. If you're looking to save on something that isn't in this story, our guide to the best Spring Prime Day deals helps you save on all the other product categories.
Quite simply, our goal is to save you money. Our senior deals editor, Rikka Altland, has been doing it for nearly a decade, and that kind of experience extends to the rest of our team of deals editors. Being an advocate for buyers to make sure we're only recommending the best prices on the best products is what we're all about.
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