Huge Backcountry sale knocks up to 60% off Patagonia, Marmot and Columbia — 13 deals I'd shop now from $12
Snag this year's gear on major sale
Camping season is underway! Whether you're still in summer beach mode or you're ready to head to the mountains this fall, you're likely due for an outdoor gear upgrade. And there's no better place to get all your camping, hiking and sporting essentials than Backcountry.
A leader in outdoor lifestyle apparel and equipment, Backcountry is currently hosting a semi-annual sale with up to 60% in savings. Right now, you can score deals starting at just $12 on a variety of active wear, tents, cooler bags and so much more.
After combing through the semi-annual sale bargain bins, we can confidently report back that they are filled to the brim with great deals. So, if you're in the market for a new sleeping bag or portable fire pit, shop our favorite finds from the sale, listed below.
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- Dakine Hip Pack: was $32 now from $12
- Columbia Steens Mountain Fleece Vest (Men's): was $39 now $20
- Outdoor Research Sunbriolet Sun Hat: was $44 now from $26
- The North Face Never Stop Cush Slide (Women's): was $45 now $31
- Patagonia Baggies Shorts (Men's): was $65 now from $39
- Patagonia Black Hole 25L Tote: was $69 now $47
- The North Face Aphrodite Jogger (Women's): was $80 now $56
- Cotopaxi Hielo Del Dia 12L Cooler Bag: was $105 now $73
- Patagonia Reversible Shelled Microdini Fleece (Men’s): was $199 now from $99
- Mountain Hardware Lamina Sleeping Bag: was $199 now $100
- Marmot Catalyst Tent: was $228 now $137
- Solo Stove Ranger and Stand: was $249 now $149
- Mountain Hardware 4-Season Tent: was $749 now $487
Best Backcountry Sale Deals
Dakine Hip Pack: was $32 now from $12 @ Backcountry
Made from 600D polyester, this fanny pack is no joke — but we'd expect nothing less from a brand like Dakine. It also boasts a fleece-lined pocket to safely store your sunglasses without scratching the lenses, along with two zippered compartments to hold everything else. The pictured Dandelions pattern is 60% off, and while there are plenty of other color options to choose from, they aren't as deeply discounted.
Columbia Steens Mountain Fleece Vest (Men's): was $39 now $20 @ Backcountry
This versatile vest is perfect for everything from mornings in the office to afternoons on the trail. It's made of soft polyester fleece fabric and is ideal for layering. The Dark Mountain Blue and Stone Green shades are currently the only colors on sale, but the vest also comes in various other hues for just $39.
Outdoor Research Sunbriolet Sun Hat: was $44 now from $26 @ Backcountry
Keep yourself shielded from the sun with this light and airy hat that has Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) 50+. Its fabric headband actively wicks away moisture to help you feel dry and comfortable. From trekking through the mountain to lounging on the river, you'll want to bring it with along on all your outdoor adventures.
The North Face Never Stop Cush Slide (Women's): was $45 now $31 @ Backcountry
Slide into these comfortable sandals made by The North Face. They're great for running errands around town or relaxing at base camp after a long day of exploring. Along with the pictured Steel Blue color, you can also snag them in Black and Light Mahogany.
Patagonia Baggies Shorts (Men's): was $65 now from $39 @ Backcountry
Shorts and swimwear are in one, and these versatile shorts from Patagonia are designed to be worn on all adventures. Constructed with recycled nylon, these mid-rise trunks offer a 7-inch inseam, two side pockets and one snap pocket in the back. The elastic waistband also includes a built-in drawcord.
Patagonia Black Hole 25L Tote: was $69 now $47 @ Backcountry
From climbing gear to farmer's market finds, this spacious tote bag will hold all your essentials. It's super durable and has tons of compartments for your belongings. The tote also features folded webbing handles for a comfortable and easy carry.
The North Face Aphrodite Jogger (Women's): was $80 now $56 @ Backcountry
This lightweight jogger made by The North Face is great for lengthy travels and summer adventures. They feature breathable material, quick-dry performance and an elastic waist for a comfortable fit and feel.
Cotopaxi Hielo Del Dia 12L Cooler Bag: was $105 now $73 @ Backcountry
This uniquely crafted, waste-reducing cooler bag will keep your food and beverage at the ideal cool temperature while traveling thanks to its foam insulation. It can also hold up to two six-packs.
Mountain Hardware Lamina Sleeping Bag: was $199 now $100 @ Backcountry
There are several sleeping bags on sale at Backcountry right now, but none with a markdown as big as this one. From Mountain Hardware, this 15F snug style is water-resistant and prevents campers and hikers from rolling around in their sleep when stationed in small spaces.
Patagonia Reversible Shelled Microdini Fleece (Men’s): was $199 now from $99 @ Backcountry
Who doesn't love two pieces of outerwear for the price of one? On one side of the Microdini, you have plush fleece, the other side is a weather-resistant ripstop nylon shell. Feeling fashionable? Rock the fleece side out. For function, deploy the nylon side. Get it at Backcountry while it's still 50% off.
Marmot Catalyst Tent: was $228 now $137 @ Backcountry
Spacious enough for two sleepers and suitable for three different seasons — spring, summer and fall — this tent will be your go-to for nights in the mountains and weekend trips in the desert. It features two D-shaped doors for easy in and out and two vestibules for ample gear storage. It's also fully seam-taped to keep out the elements.
Solo Stove Ranger and Stand: was $249 now $149 @ Backcountry
Solo Stove's smokeless fire pits are the best in the business, no question. Our editors continue to be impressed with its sleek, steel exterior, smooth burn, and headache-free maintenance. And you can now save 40% on the Ranger size and stand.
Mountain Hardware 4-Season Tent: was $749 now $487 @ Backcountry
This two-person, four-season tent is made with ripstop, waterproof fabric that can endure every element. One happy customer writes it's not luxurious or super spacious, "but very bomber," we had no issue withstanding 30-plus MPH winds. The price tag is steep, but this is the sort of tent you need for extreme adventures (one reviewer successfully tapped it at the base of a Himalayan wall at 4500m).
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Olivia is a Deals Writer at Tom’s Guide. She loves all things lifestyle, shopping, and sourcing the best deals from some of the top brands, retailers, and websites around. From fashion and beauty to smart home and tech, she has an eye for finding practical, stylish, and reasonably-priced items that help make life simpler (and a little more aesthetically-pleasing). Olivia has over five years of experience writing lifestyle, commerce, and branded content for Patch.com. In her free time, she enjoys trying out new exercise classes, binge-watching the latest viral TV shows, cooking, spending time with family, and taking long walks with her dog, Gus.