MAY IS THE perfect time to shop for outdoor essentials, I’d argue. It’s far enough removed from winter that cold-weather must-haves are cheaper than ever, but still not blisteringly hot where peak summer items are flying off the shelf. But these savings multiply the closer you get to one major shopping event: Memorial Day weekend. Right now, at REI, you can score up to 50 percent off outdoor gear (many from our favorite clothing brands), whether you’re planning for a summer camping trip or getting ahead for hiking next winter. And that’s before the outdoor retailer’s big Anniversary Sale kicks off on May 16—so the deals are bound to get even better.

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Everything is on the table with major deals on rain jackets, shorts, biking, camping essentials, and walking shoes. There’s the Synchilla Fleece Jacket , available in the brand’s signature Torrey Pine Green and a more understated Shelter Brown, for 39 percent off. Also, the similarly durable and comfy Re-Tool Pullover for 39 percent off as well.

For those looking to up their watch game, grab the Garmin Forerunner 965 for $100 off. And campers can score 50 percent off the REI Co-op Camp Dreamer Double Sleep System But don’t wait, with deals like this, I don’t envision inventory sticking around through the holiday weekend.

Best REI Memorial Day Deals

REI Co-op Camp Dreamer Double Sleep System

Now 50% Off

Forerunner 965
Garmin Forerunner 965

Now 17% Off

The North Face Denali Jacket

Now 36% Off

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Hoka Kaha 2 GTX

Now 19% Off

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Patagonia Black Hole Pack 26L

Now 25% Off

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Patagonia Synchilla Fleece Jacket

Now 40% Off

Merrell Moab Speed 2 GTX

Now 25% Off

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Patagonia Re-Tool Pullover

Now 40% Off

Hoka Clifton 9

Now 19% Off

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ALPS Mountaineering Torrent Dry Bag Multi-Pack

Now 38% Off

SHOKZ OpenRun Headphones

Now 23% Off


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What’s the Difference Between REI and REI Outlet?

Most of us are aware REI is home base for all things recreational equipment. From hiking to camping, to climbing and fishing, you can find almost any piece of gear you need from all the top brands. The REI Outlet is much like a “last chance to buy” section for the outfitter, holding all of its past-season gear and its famous flash sales. What makes the REI Outlet special though is its wide array of product offerings that reflect all types of seasons. Both REI and REI Outlet has deals right now in honor of Memorial Day.


How to Use an REI Co-op Membership

Member exclusive sales are just one part to the perks of having an REI Co-op membership. Other benefits include 10 percent giveback on eligible purchases year-over-year, free shipping coupons and flash coupons, discounts on equipment servicing and gear rentals, discounts on member events, and more.

If you are someone who has shopped an REI sale in the past—whether it be for running shoes, camping equipment, travel gear, etc—then we recommend buying the $30 lifetime membership. Think about it: you can make that $30 back in savings today if you spend your 20 percent discount on an item that’s over $150. What are you waiting for?

LEARN MORE ABOUT REI CO-OP MEMBERSHIPS HERE


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Sean Zucker is the Grooming and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health. He brings over half a decade of experience covering health, wellness, and lifestyle. When Sean’s not writing about hair products, you can find him running for exercise, or toward the nearest food truck. 

Ryan Brower is the Senior Gear and Commerce Editor at Men’s Health, where he tests the best products in outdoor gear and tech. Baseball, surfing, and camping occupied most of his time growing up.

He also trained in martial arts for 12 years and holds a third degree black belt. He has written about the outdoors for nearly two decades and was previously the Managing Editor, Content Performance at Gear Patrol. He is also a Certified Beer Server and previously covered the craft beer industry. Ryan currently lives on the water in New Jersey with his wife and their dog.

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