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REI's Secret Outlet Is Hiding Outdoor Gear Deals Up to 60% Off—Hoka, Patagonia, and More Start at $5

REI's Secret Outlet Is Hiding Outdoor Gear Deals Up to 60% Off—Hoka, Patagonia, and More Start at $5

Summer is almost here, which means it's just about time to embrace the warm weather and head outdoors. But before you do that, you'll need to be equipped with the right outdoor gear to be comfortable and prepared for the elements, whether you're headed out on a backpacking excursion, weekend camping trip, or just enjoying a scenic hike at a nearby trail. For a one-stop shop that has everything you need, the REI Outlet is brimming with incredible deals right now on camping gear, hiking shoes, comfortable clothes, and much more.
This special REI sale section is known for offering uncommon discounts on top outdoor brands like Patagonia, The North Face, Cotopaxi, Osprey, and many more. For instance, we spotted rarely-on-sale Hoka Clifton 9s for $28 off, hiking clothes for as low as $24, and Osprey bags and gear up to $50 off. These unbeatable REI deals are already starting to sell out, however, so you'll want to act fast if you have your eye on something in particular. Osprey Transporter Powerhouse Travel Pouch, $30 (originally $45)
Pacsafe Travelsafe X15 Anti-theft Portable Safe, $126 (originally $180)
The North Face Kikash Quarter-zip Pullover, Women's, $54 (originally $100)
Patagonia Black Hole Pack 32 L, $127 (originally $169)
Hoka Clifton 9 Road-Running Shoes, Men's and Women's, $117 (originally $145)
Merrell Moab 3 Mid Hiking Boots, Women's, $97 (originally $130)
Cotopaxi Verso Hike Tights, Women's, $80 (originally $115)
Alpine Mountain Gear Weekender Tent 6, $83 (originally $200)
LifeStraw Go Stainless Steel Water Filter Bottle, $37 (originally $50)
UCO Eco 4-piece Mess Kit, $14 (originally $20)
No matter what outdoor summer adventures you have planned, this REI sale has you covered with the right gear and essentials. Read on for the 45 best deals on camping and hiking gear, clothes, shoes, and more, starting at just $5.
Whether you're looking for a new hiking pack for your next trek or a sling bag to keep valuables safe on a trip, the REI Outlet is stacked with discounts on travel bags and luggage. The impressively roomy Osprey Ozone Carry-on is $80 off right now, while the Patagonia Black Hole Pack is $42 off. For bags you can use on a daily basis, check out the REI Co-op Day Tote that's $35 now or the Herschel Supply Co. crossbody that's 25 percent off. Keeping your belongings safe and sound while hiking, traveling, or just running errands will be the smartest investment you can make. Osprey Ozone 4-wheel Carry-on Wheeled Luggage, $240 (originally $320)
Osprey Transporter Duffel Bag 65 L, $135 (originally $180)
Osprey Ultralight Stuff Waist Pack, $23 (originally $30)
Osprey Siskin 12 Hydration Pack, Men's, $90 (originally $140)
Patagonia Black Hole Pack 32 L, $127 (originally $169)
Patagonia Refugio 30 L Pack, $97 (originally $129)
Arc'teryx Mantis 26 L Pack, $136 (originally $160)
REI Co-op Day Tote, $35 (originally $50)
Gregory Nano Shoulder Bag, $27 (originally $35)
Herschel Supply Co. Classic XL Pack, $46 (originally $65)
Herschel Supply Co. Heritage Crossbody Bag, $30 (originally $40)
REI also offers a host of reliable travel accessories, whether you're in the market for a new water bottle or need to organize your packing routine. The LifeStraw Go water bottle is on sale for under $40 and filters out bacteria, parasites, and other unwanted contaminants so you can have safe drinking water wherever you go. There are also several Osprey bags on sale, including a travel pouch that can hold cords, power banks, and other small items, and a hanging toiletry bag for easy access to must-haves like medications or your toothbrush. Check out even more accessories on sale for as little as $10.
Now that you'll be hitting the trails more often with warm weather on the horizon, it's important to make sure you have the proper shoes to carry you through the season. With deals on brands like Hoka, Merrell, and Keen at REI, there's no better time to replace your wornout running and hiking shoes. Grab the popular Hoka Clifton 9s on sale for everything from running to long travel days, or the Merrell Moab 3s if you have plenty of hikes coming up. There are also hiking sandals on sale from Chaco and Keen worth checking out, too, for up to $30 off. Hoka Clifton 9 Road-running Shoes, Women's, $117 (originally $145)
Hoka Clifton 9 Road-running Shoes, Men's, $117 (originally $145)
Merrell Moab 3 Mid Hiking Boots, Women's, $97 (originally $130)
Chaco Z/1 Classic Sandals, Women's, $79 (originally $105)
Keen Newport H2 Sandals, Men's, $94 (originally $125)
Saucony Tempus Road-running Shoes, Women's, $112 (originally $160)
Merrell Moab 3 Stitch Hiking Shoes, Men's, $90 (originally $120)
Altra Lone Peak All-Wthr Low 2 Trail-running Shoes, Women's, $112 (originally $160)
Summer adventures call for comfortable hiking pants andsweat-wicking tops, and REI's outlet has plenty of options at great prices. Check out the Patagonia Hampi Rock Pants that are made of hemp and designed to keep you cool, or the Cotopaxi Verso Hike Tights that have an abrasion-resistant material to protect your legs (it also helps these tights hold up so you can wear them over and over again). We also spotted a couple of North Face zip-ups that are the perfect top layers for chilly evenings at the campsite and on sale for up to 50 percent off. Patagonia Hampi Rock Pants, Women's, $75 (originally $99)
Patagonia Quandary Jogger Pants, Women's, $90 (originally $119)
Free Country Trail 2 Town Tights, Women's, $40 (originally $60)
The North Face Willow Stretch Jacket, Men's, $78 (originally $110)
The North Face Kikash Quarter-Zip Pullover, Women's, $54 (originally $100)
The North Face Kikash Joggers, Women's, $80 (originally $110)
Outdoor Research Zendo Shorts, Men's, $49 (originally $69)
Cotopaxi Verso Hike Tights, Women's, $80 (originally $115)
Cotopaxi Brinco 5" Shorts, Men's, $49 (originally $70)
Free Fly Stretch Canvas 5 Pocket Pants, Men's, $74 (originally $98)
Marmot Juniper Springs 3" Shorts, Women's, $24 (originally $55)
Last but certainly not least, the REI Outlet has major deals on hiking and camping gear, including tents, bedding, accessories, and more. Check out the spacious six-person Alpine Mountain Gear tent on sale for over $100, while the one-person Big Agnes tent that goes up in no time at all is 25 percent off. Backpackers can check out the Leki Cross Trail trekking poles on sale for $50 off, while campers might want to stock up on cooking essentials from UCO for as little as $5.
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Students Can't Stop Raving About This $17 Best-Selling Laptop Backpack on Amazon

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Going everywhere from lectures and football games to an after-school job, a quality backpack for college is a must. It needs to comfortably fit a laptop, textbooks and notepads while looking stylish and feeling comfortable when trekking across campus. The Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab tested over 60 backpacks to find the best options for high school and college students. Lab analysts test backpacks in the Lab and have real students try them to rate how comfortable they are to wear. We evaluated each pack's storage capacity, ease of carrying when fully loaded, accessibility of pockets, material durability and organizational features. 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Most quality backpacks run $100 or more, but this popular style is currently on sale for $22 — and boasts thousands of five-star reviews on Amazon. ✔️ Handy features make this pack great for school and travel. This affordable pack includes useful extras like an anti-theft lock, a padded laptop compartment and a built-in USB port so that you can charge your phone on the go (just note that you'll need to add your own portable battery). Plus, the ample padding prevents this pack from feeling like it's constantly digging into your shoulders. ✔️ Although lightweight, it's a bit flimsy. It weighs just about 1.5 pounds, which is notably less than other featured packs. The material isn't as sturdy feeling as other tested packs and testers reported some wear issues with extended use. $21.99 at Carry Laptop Pack, 36L GH pros have been recommending L.L. Bean backpacks for decades. This upgraded pack is ideal for high school students. ✔️ It's spacious interior includes enough volume for bulky items while having organizational features like smaller pockets and pouches. The laptop sleeve is padded to keep your tech protected. There's a stretchy water bottle holder on each side along with a front bungee cord to hold an extra layer of clothing. ✔️ The ergonomic padded shoulder straps and a chest and waist strap provide ultimate comfort and support. The back panel is also padded and covered in a mesh fabric for breathability too. ✔️ The design is specially made for people 13+ years old, making it a great choice for high school students. The durable yet lightweight nylon ripstop is currently only available in three neutral shades. 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It also features longer zipper pulls, but one tester with limited grip strength found them challenging to pull. ✔️ It includes the features you need in a school backpack like a 15-inch laptop sleeve (however, it's not padded), two dedicated side pockets for water bottles and a front organizational pocket for pens and pencils. ✔️ Testers all reported that it was easy to attach to their wheelchair or scooter. "I strapped the backpack to the tiller of my scooter and the extra straps on the body of the bag made it very easy to grab and maneuver," said one tester. "The small straps with clasps made it easy to fasten." An online reviewer shared, "It has plenty of room and pockets. It straps easily and securely to my chair, so I can carry on with my daily activities hassle-free." 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Here's What Key Metrics Tell Us About Ring Energy (REI) Q2 Earnings
Here's What Key Metrics Tell Us About Ring Energy (REI) Q2 Earnings

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