Patagonia, The North Face, and More Outdoor Fan Favorites Are Up to 60% Off at Backcountry Right Now

‘Twas the week before Christmas, and all through the internet, retailers were luring us in with last-minute sales and flash deals galore. Now that the clock is ticking on holiday shipping, it feels like brands are pulling out all the stops on the sales front. My wallet can confirm: It’s working.

But in our very humble opinion, there’s one sale that trumps them all, and, at this point, can basically take our monies:  Backcountry’s “Joy to the Herd” holiday sale, aka, a goldmine of outdoor necessities that are up to 60 percent off the original price. Now, the outdoor e-commerce giant is slashing prices on premium brands you know and love, like Patagonia, The North Face, and Danner—labels that normally cost a pretty penny thanks to their quality and design.

If you’ve been toying around with buying a new winter parka or splurging on some serious new ski gear, this is your chance—there’s more than 6,000 products discounted at Backcountry right now, so something is sure to tickle your fancy. Just be sure to add it to your cart ASAP—the deadline for shipping in time for Christmas Eve is today (December 16), so there’s no time for dawdling. Time’s a ticking, so rather than sifting through all 6,000 products, just shop our picks from the Backcountry sale below.

We scoured the Backcountry sale so you don’t have to—here are our picks

Patagonia Patagonia, Micro Puff Hooded Insulated Jacket - Feather Grey — $179.00

Originally $299, now $179

Here at W+G, Patagonia reigns as one of our favorite outdoor brands for its premium quality, fashionable-yet-technical designs, and sustainability. This packable puffer jacket is currently 40 percent off and is way worth adding to your cart. It’s filled with a synthetic down that’s just as warm and compact as the real thing, making it a versatile piece that’s ready for cold-weather outdoor adventures or casual wear.

The North Face, Printed Class V Pullover — $49.00

Originally $99, now $49

I’m a firm believer that you can never have too many pullovers: They’re convenient, they’re comfy, and they’re effortlessly cute. This one from The North Face is 50 percent off and ticks off all those boxes, especially the cuteness one. Choose from funky teal medallions or vintage botanicals that look as good on the trail as they do off.

Adidas Terrex, Multi-Tight — $42.00

Originally $60, now $42

Adidas’ line of outdoor shoes, gear, and technical apparel is nothing to sleep on. These performance tights are a great all-around legging, no matter how you move. Whether you wear them under a pair of snow pants, on the trail, or in the studio, they’re designed to keep up, never slipping in place and never skimping on comfort.

Danner Mountain, 600 Full Grain Hiking Boot — $150.00

Originally $200, now $150 

Hiking boots falling apart from too many treks? Snag these classic Danner boots for 25 percent off the original price. They’re crafted from durable full-grain leather that’ll keep your feet happy and dry in the elements. Boots this good are guaranteed to withstand the many “treks” of time.

Backcountry, Spruces Merino Baselayer Bottom — $66.00

Originally $95, now $66

You can spend a lot of money on a good set of base layers. Or, you can save your pennies and snag a set that’s on sale, like these cozy bottoms by Backcountry. They’re made of merino wool, so they’ll keep you warm while wicking sweat and keeping odors, well, not so stinky. Plus, they come in super cute colors, like a wintery blue/grey combo and a bright red/pink combo.

Backcountry, Cottonwoods GORE-TEX Jacket — $280.00

Originally $400, now $280 

Gearing up for ski season? Check out this three-layer Gore-Tex jacket, which is about as waterproof as it gets. Between the fully-taped seams, the hardy shell, and the internal powder skirt, you’ll be totally warm and dry when you’re up to your face in fresh snow. The matching bibs are on sale too, so strike while the sales are hot to complete your look on the cheap.

Kari Traa, Sigrun Leggings — $28.00

Originally $70, now $28 

We all have those old black leggings just begging to be retired. Give them the break they deserve and replace them with these Kari Traa leggings instead, on sale for just $28 now. They’re compressive and sculpting for running, yoga, and other forms of cardio. If you’re a night owl, they’re also lined with reflective details, perfect for low-vis nights on the road.

Stoic, Sherpa Fleece Jacket — $51.00

Originally $85, now $51

Winter weather calls for all-things fleece, like this sherpa jacket from Stoic that’s 40 percent off right now. Its boxy size and hip-length cut make it the trendy layering staple no wardrobe should go without. Choose from a versatile olive, a rust red, or an autumnal plaid (or just buy all three).

Basin & Range, Waffle Mock Neck Sweater — $90.00

Originally $128, now $90

Didn’t think you could get cute everyday clothes from Backcountry? Think again. Cardigans, jeans, and more Basin & Range goodies are 30 percent off right now, and we want everything. Top of our list is this oversized sweater, which is about as lounge-ready as it gets. Available in navy or pink.

Keen, Oregon City Chelsea Boot — $136.00

Originally $170, $136

A Chelsea boot that’s as durable and gritty as a hiking boot? We’re listening. Made by Keen, the Oregon City Chelsea boot has all the looks of a city-ready shoe combined with the brand’s legendary toughness. Perfect for out-of-town adventures and day-trips when you’re not quite sure what you might get into.

Flylow, Nova Pom Beanie — $24.00

Originally $30, now $24

No cold-weather clothing round-up is complete without a good ol’ fashioned pom-pom beanie, like this one from Flylow. The acrylic-knit is warm but never itchy, while the snowflake print is perfectly wintery. Available in cute color combos like maroon/navy, pink/purple, and plum/grey.


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