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With a sudden storm dropping massive amounts of snow on the West Coast, it's clear winter ain't over yet. So, don't miss the latest deals on outdoor gear!
Written by Andrew McLemore
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Flylow: Up to 30% Off
Skiers and boarders take note, this might be one of the best deals going. Flylow’s winter clearance sale currently has steep discounts on its top four most popular bibs: two for men and two for women.
They’re all 30% off the normal price, and are ready for riding this spring. The men’s Baker Bib, the company’s first design, has been marked down to $301, meaning you save $130 from the normal price. But you’ll save even more by opting for the men’s Baker Perm Bib, marked down to $364.
As for the ladies, look for the Foxy Bib or the boxier-fitting Moxie Bib, both discounted to $301. These are some of the best women’s ski bibs on the market!
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AETHER: Up to 60% Off
AETHER makes some truly killer winter jackets, but they also don’t come cheap —unless, of course, you manage to snag one during an End-of-Season Sale like this one. From now until March 17, the company offers up to 60% off some of its most popularjackets, sweaters, snowstyles, and accessories for both men and women.
Case in point: The men’s Torino Jacket, a solid mountain jacket sold for an MSRP of $825 and available in red, black, and blue, is now just $330.
On the women’s side, there’s also a stellar deal on the Aura Puffer Jacket, a warm, lightweight jacket marked down to $357 from its original price tag of nearly $600.
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Backcountry: Up to 50% Off
Depending on where you live, winter might be winding down —or you might be looking at dozens of inches of snow. So if you suddenly find yourself in need of a cozy winter jacket, Backcountry has the deals you need.
The Arctic Down Parka – Women’s from The North Face comes out to $245 after a 30% discount. This waterproof down parka is perfect for battling intense cold and snow. For a cheaper price tag, however, you could opt for the Rab Xenair Alpine Light Jacket – Women’s. Currently available only in large and extra large, it’s still just $112 at a whopping 50% off.
Then there’s the Arctic Bomber Jacket – Women’s. With sizes available in Extra Small, Small, and Medium, and a price of $195 after a 35% discount, it’s a great deal for a stellar piece of winter gear.
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Handup Gloves: Up to 30% Off
Handup makes cool-as-hell gloves that still function for work and winter. The company’s current end-of-season sale offers sweet discounts on gloves, hoodies, shirts, socks, and beanies.
Vibrant glove designs like Rainbow Road and Sea Lettuce have been marked down to $24 from their original $34 price tag. But you can also find slight markdowns on a Pabst Red & Navy flannel shirt, now $44, Men’s Athletic Pants for $34, or a Crouching Tiger Hawaiian Shirt for $35.
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REI: Up to 70% Off
REI’s spring deals have only gotten better as the winter season draws closer to an end, and this week is no exception.
Many of the outdoor retailer’s own products have seen their prices slashed to absurd levels this week, like the REI Co-op Swiftland MT Trail-Running Shoes – Men’s or REI Co-op Swiftland MT Trail-Running Shoes – Women’s, which, after a whopping 70% off, cost only $39.
How about a brand-new REI Co-op Trailsmith Fleece Jacket – Women’s? Also at 70% off, it costs just $27. It’s hard to imagine clearance prices getting much lower than that!
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Andrew McLemore
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Andrew McLemore is a staff writer at AllGear Digital. Andrew has more than 10 years of experience covering a range of beats including government, education, and business, with specializations in criminal justice and investigative journalism. He has worked for newspapers across Texas, including The Austin American-Statesman, The Dallas Morning News, and The Fort Worth Weekly. He also spent several years in PR, working for nonprofit organizations including the Texas Access to Justice Commission and Texas RioGrande Legal Aid.
Andrew brings his writing experience to outdoor gear and adventures throughout the Americas. When he’s not writing, playing gigs, or exploring the outdoors, he’s hanging out with his dog Campana.
