$899 $764 (15% off)

Oru Kayak’s folding boats have been in high demand since the start of the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean you can’t score a rare deal on one of them like its smallest, the 9’6″ Inlet. Use the code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout.

$250 $187 (25% off)

No firepit, no problem with BioLite’s portable, smokeless hot box. It can charge your phone while it’s ablaze and it makes a great grill too.

$95 $71 (25% off)

It may not look like a flask, and it may not look like it has space for nine ounces of drink plus two shot glasses, a bottle opener, a flashlight and a compass, but it is, and it does.

$140 $112 (20% off)

The lightweight Trailcomber is a far cry from Danner’s iconic heavy hikers, but still has enough support for short trips to the trail — and sneaker appeal for the city, too.

$230 $161 (30% off)

A wool sock-like liner makes this one-of-a-kind hiking shoe comfortable despite its rugged Kevlar exterior.

$250 $188 (25% off)

The award-winning backpacking tent is fit for two and has a rainfly that rolls up for stargazing.

$520 $390 (25% off)

Stuffed with 850-fill down, the Phantom is super warm but still manages to pack down small.

$310 $248 w/ code HOLIDAY20 (20% off)

Hyperlite Mountain Gear is revered by hardcore hikers for its ultralight packs made of Dyneema, one of the strongest fibers in the world.

$160 $120 (25% off)

If you prefer to hike in trail running shoes, Salomon’s Sense Ride is a great option with its quick lace system, Gore-Tex liner and plenty of support.

$350 $315 (10% off)

Photographers who hike won’t find a more compact tripod than Peak Design’s, which is small enough to fit in a backpack’s water bottle holder.

$189.99 $151.99 ($38 off)

No travel duffel does what the SEG42 does for keeping you organized on the go. 

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$100 $75 (25% off)

Living in the woods is no excuse for being dirty.

$20 $14 (30% off)

Merino wool makes these hiking socks both soft and stink-resistant.

$430 $322 (25% off)

Nemo’s Dagger is a mid-sized tent that’s lightweight enough to take backpacking and spacious enough for more casual camping.

$50 $40 (20% off)

The Storm 375 is waterproof and has multiple light modes for whatever adventure you take it on.

$120 $90 (25% off)

The Talon is lightweight at roughly one and a half pounds but is packed with features including hydration reservoir compatibility, water bottle pockets and a helmet fastener.

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$110 $55 (50% off)

Minimalist backpacks for day hikes don’t come with as much innovative tech as the Chimera, which has a unique self-adjusting feature and pockets in all the right places. 

$25 $19 (25% off)

All of CamelBak’s bottles are 25 percent off right now, but the sleeper is this excellent and simple insulated camping mug. Use the code HOLIDAY25 at checkout to get the discount.

$16 $11 (31% off)

Enamel camping crockery isn’t always blue with white speckles.

$198 $64 (68% off)

You may not have heard of Gap’s soon-to-be-closed activewear brand, Hill City. If any one item proves it has real apparel design chops, it’s this technical rain jacket. (The full discount will show up at checkout.)

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$55 $39 (30% off)

The best thing about arriving at camp is the pair of comfy shoes you get to slip into, and the Traction Mule uses the same tech as your favorite insulated jacket.

$110 $77 (30% off)

Sleeping beneath the stars doesn’t have to be uncomfortable, and it certainly isn’t with a 2.5-inch thick sleeping pad.

$45 $34 (25% off)

Right now, one of the most popular ultralight backpacking stoves is also one of the most affordable.

$25 $19 (24% off)

Don’t forget the most essential of hiking essentials.

$60 $44 (27% off)

What makes a cleaver fit for everyday use? A svelte, folding construction, a D2 steel blade and a micarta handle, for starters.