ADVENTURE DEALS

The Photon Lock is the anchor carabiner of choice for alpinists and multi-pitch climbers. Its full-size design gives it great versatility for any k...

Nine months of Portland weather in one jacket. The three-layer H2No shell keeps rain out through a whole wet commute, pit zips let the heat go on a...

Women’s specific version of the Ikon helmet with extra space between the adjustment dial and the helmet for longer hair. Women’s specific version ...

Designed for big routes, the C.A.M.P. Photon Wire Express KS Dyneema is different from other light quickdraws because its carabiners are still ful...

Perfect for gram counting backpackers, the Aeros Ultralight Pillow has a soft 20D stretch polyester exterior and a silent, contoured TPU air bladde...

A camp pillow that behaves like a pillow. No inflating, no slow leak overnight, no crinkle every time you move your head. The foam core is offcut f...

The workhorse stuff sack. 70D recycled nylon with a PU coating and a 2,000 mm hydrostatic head, which is enough to shrug off rain in a pack or spra...

Fifty dry soap leaves in a case the size of a deck of cards. Drop one or two in a wet palm, work up a lather, and the rest stay bone dry in the pac...

The trucker that has been on the wall of every outdoor shop for twenty years, and still moves. Organic cotton canvas front, recycled polyester mesh...

A low-crown, unstructured six-panel cap, which is the shape that does not look like a billboard on your head. Organic cotton canvas with a self-fab...

The mitt half of the women's Linear line: GORE-TEX waterproofing, a DuraGrain synthetic leather palm, and Light Fill insulation, built to sit under...

Same 3-in-1 idea in a glove built for women's hands: a GORE-TEX shell over a removable merino wool blend liner, so one glove covers a cold morning ...

Built for the same job as the men's Linear glove, sized and shaped for women's hands: GORE-TEX waterproofing under a jacket cuff, without any featu...

A gauntlet mitt built to run 3-in-1: the GORE-TEX shell handles the weather and the removable merino wool blend liner comes out on warm spring days...

The mitt version of the Linear line, for anyone who wants GORE-TEX warmth under a jacket cuff without extra features to fuss with. Light Fill insul...

A no-frills glove for riders who already own a shell jacket with its own cuff: GORE-TEX waterproofing, a DuraGrain synthetic leather palm, and noth...

A limited run of the 32 oz Wide Mouth with cryptids on it. Sasquatch on clear, Aliens on purple, Werewolf on cornflower. Same bottle that has been ...

One step up from the .3, and the size most people should be carrying. Still under 4 oz, but the added volume buys you larger dressings, more medica...

Full-size knife, fork and spoon on a ring, so the set stays together in a bin and clips to a pack rather than scattering through the bottom of a st...

With the Backpacker in your pack, you and a friend can confidently set out on multi-day wilderness adventures. This backpacking first aid kit equip...

Regulator butane stove - A30DED67

Fire Balls - 4 pack - CCFF4148

Fire Pucks - 7E3E4898

Sticky Chips Grab Bag - $10 - 95843F69

The smallest Opinel that still earns its keep. The No.04 rides on a keychain, so it is on you whether or not you thought to grab a knife that morni...

Opinel's answer to the question of what a 130 year old knife company builds for climbers. The Neo7 Alpine keeps the simplicity and drops the wood: ...

The No.06 is the Opinel for people who do not want to notice they are carrying a knife. At 1.2 oz and 6.5 inches open it slips into a jacket pocket...

The one everybody pictures when they hear Opinel. The No.08 has been made in Savoie since the 1890s and has barely changed, because the design was ...

Less a pocket knife than a working knife. The No.09 steps the blade up to 3.51 inches and the handle up with it, which is what you want when the jo...

Halfway between the pocketable No.06 and the classic No.08, the No.07 is the size most people land on once they have handled all three. A 3.07 inch...

The Rhythm is the binding most people should buy. It is built around fit and comfort rather than a spec sheet, and over a full day at Hood that is ...

The District is the forgiving end of Salomon's binding line, which is exactly why it works in the park. A softer flex lets you tweak and press with...