Today’s Best Deals: Savings On Arc’teryx Products from Backcountry, Discounted 1000 Mile Boots & More

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Right now, Backcountry is offering 25 percent off must-have jackets like the Arc’teryx Cerium LT, Macai and Alpha SV in addition to hard-wearing pants like the Sabre AR. But act fast, the sale won’t last for long.

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$399.00 $299.00 ($100 off)

The Sonos Move is the brand’s first portable speaker and is the right speaker for anyone looking to add quality sound to their Wi-Fi-enabled outdoor space. It also can be a great speaker in any room of the house.

READ OUR SONOS GUIDE

$145.00 $95.00 ($50 off) w/ code SUPERSALE

A versatile piece of cookware that’s rarely on sale, not to mention a Gear Patrol favorite, this 10-inch, 2.6-quart, non-stick cast aluminum sauté pan comes with a detachable wooden spatula, domed lid and nesting steamer tray.

READ OUR GUIDE TO POTS AND PANS

$737.00 $352.75 ($384.25 off)

Our Just Get This pick for a better office chair, the Steelcase Series 1 chair is the best value on the market. On sale for under $400, this is the office chair purchase to make.

READ OUR OFFICE CHAIRS GUIDE

$379.80 $284.85 ($94.95 off)

A campfire without smoke, the portable FirePit is perfect for socially-distanced times outdoors. And you can also cook on it and charge your phone, at the same time.  

READ OUR FIREPIT REVIEW

$380.00 $250.00 ($130 off)

It’s braising season, and this classic Dutch oven can weather any dish you throw at it. If you haven’t added the classic Le Creuset Dutch Oven to your kitchen, now’s your chance.

READ OUR STAUB VS. LE CREUSET COMPARISON

Yeti is known for its coolers, but don’t shrug its awesome insulated water bottles.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST WATER BOTTLES

The Inlet may be one of Oru Kayak’s smallest kayaks but that only makes it lighter and more nimble on the water.

$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.

$450 $359 (20% off)

Big Agnes’s lightweight backpacking still packs plenty of space and its doors convert into awnings when you want to hang at camp. 

$520 $390 (25% off)

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

$50 $37 (25% off)

The Storm packs more features than its modest price lets on, including waterproofing, multiple light modes and the ability to go from bright to dim with a tap of the finger.

$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.

$350 $245 (30% off)

If you’re down with camo and hunter orange then you can snag OtterBox’s ice vault for a cool $105 off. (Other colors are 25% off, an $85 discount.)

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST COOLERS

$90 $72 (20% off)

Primus’s new Firestick packs enough BTUs to boil your ramen water into a transforming cylinder tiny enough to fit in your pocket.

$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.

$199 $149 (25% off)

Rumpl’s puffy blanket is made of the same stuff as a sleeping bag but won’t look strange on the sofa at home after the camping trip is over.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CAMPING BLANKETS

$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.

$190 $133 (30% off)

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

READ OUR REVIEW

$220 $154 (30% off)

It’s not small enough for backpacking, but you won’t find a more comfortable camp chair.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST CAMPING CHAIRS

$100 $75 (25% off)

Living in the woods is no excuse for being dirty.

$20 $16 (20% off)

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

$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.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST HIKING DAYPACKS

$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. 

$180 $135 (25% off)

They’re lightweight thanks to a carbon fiber construction, and have comfy non-slip cork grips.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST TREKKING POLES

$120 $90 (25% off)

If the trails you walk frequently include sidewalks, this approach shoe and its slip-on capabilities won’t let you down.

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST APPROACH SHOES

$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.)

READ OUR GUIDE TO THE BEST RAIN JACKETS

$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.

$25 $19 (24% off)

Don’t forget the most essential of hiking essentials.

$148 $104 ($44 off)

If you check out Outerknown’s site, you’ll get 30 percent off. So, what are you waiting for?

$520 $374 ($146 off)

Go get your “Fargo” vibes this season.

$395 $277 ($122 off)

Some of us still have to commute to work, even if that’s to an outdoor cafe with spotty wifi.

$775 $390 ($385 off)

A most handsome watch at an even more handsome price.

$500 $450 ($50 off)

You’ll find all the best boots on sale in one place. And that place is Huckberry.

$158 $78 ($79 off)

Your shirt jacket just got upgraded.

$20 $8 ($12 off)

Don’t you love it when beanie season and sale season converge?

$165 $71 ($94 off)

Pad on the savings.

$30 $20 ($10 off)

Are you kidding me? Ten dollars? This is why we love the ‘Qlo.

$155 $90 ($65 off)

One of our favorite winter boots should be a part of your closet, especially at this price.

$40 $20 ($20 off)

Get your undies in a bunch, or specifically a pair.

$1890 $900 ($990 off)

The other Burberry coat you really want.

$298 $134 ($164 off)

The suit that launched a thousand blogs.

$64 $42 ($22 off)

Not sure if it’s the color or the savings that’s cheering us up.

$215 $129 ($86 off)

This legendary British brand is giving American blue jeans a run for its money.

$220 $132 ($88 off)

Well-built performance sneakers that elevate any fit.

$98 $59 ($39 off)

Madewell’s known for denim, but damn do they make a good corduroy shirt.

$165 $78 ($87 off)

Slip these on your feet before they slip right through your fingers.

$2,500 $1,797 ($703 off)

Amazon is selling a 65″ model of LG’s wonderful C1 OLED, which is one of the best OLED TVs you can buy, for over $700 off.  If you’re looking for a 65-inch OLED TV, you’re not going to find a better option/deal out there.

$800 $700 ($100 off)

The new 6-Series is an excellent all-around 4K TV that has great brightness, contrast and support for Dolby Atmos. Amazon is heavily discounting 65- and 75-inch models of this 6-Series, too.

$1,500 $999 (33% off)

TCL’s 5-Series is one of the best lines of affordable 4K TVs. They support all the popular HDR technologies and have a high refresh rate display (up to 240 Hz) so they’re good for gaming.  

$1,700 $1,097 (35% OFF)

The A1 Series is LG’s entry-level line of 4K OLED TVs, and it’s exciting for anybody who wants to get a new 4K OLED TV and doesn’t want to pay too much more than $1,000.

$2,000 $1,500 ($500 off)

Samsung’s Sero QLED TV has a unique rotating design, which makes mirroring your phone or tablet both vertically and horizontally much more visually appealing and seamless.

$2,100 $1,798 ($302 off)

This Sony Bravia XR 4K UHD is an excellent and high-end 4K LED TV. It has two HDMI 2.1 inputs and a high refresh rate, making it the perfect partner for a next-gen console.

$3,000 $2,198 ($802 off)

The Frame TV is a 4K TV that looks like a framed picture on your wall, so when you’re not watching a show or movie the TV can display artwork and blend into your home’s decor.

$1,500 $1,297 ($203 off)

The C1 is LG’s high-end (but not Gallery) line of OLED TVs and, they’re most experts’ picks for the best OLED TVs for most people. If you’re looking for a 55-inch OLED TV, you’re not going to find a better option/deal out there.

$3,800 $2,897 (24% off)

The LG C1 is one of the most popular OLED TVs you can buy, and it’s never been cheaper to buy a huge model. 

$5,000 $3,300 (34% off)

For the uncompromising cinephile, the top-of-its-class Samsung 8K smart TV you see here is a nigh-unbeatable option.

$495 $395 ($100 off) 

Show off your cookware even when it’s not in use.

$130 $90 (31% off) 

Slice and snip with this duo from Shun.

$99 $74 (25% off) 

Never undercook (or overcook) your food again.

$89 $67 (25% off)

The Made In Chef Knife  easily worked through any and all kitchen cutting tasks we put it through. Saving $22 on a trusty knife that’s less susceptible to chipping because of the straight-lined handle is a good steal. 

READ OUR KITCHEN KNIVES GUIDE 

$285 $99 (65% off)

A grail-level Dutch oven for 65 percent off? If you don’t scoop this up, you’re doing Black Friday all wrong.

$105 $90 ($15 off)

A do-it-all pan for a low, low price.

$285 $228 (20% off)

 It’s like the bakeware your grandma has, but with Great Jones’ iconic millennial aesthetic. 

$199 $139 (30% off)

Sous vide your way to the perfect meal.

$200 $150 (25% off)

Anova or Breville? It’s up to you.

$160 $140 (12% off) 

It’s not All-Clad, but you can’t beat that price for a cookware set.

READ OUR KITCHEN ESSENTIALS GUIDE

$149 $99 ($50 off) 

Usually eating out of what you cook in is déclassé. But with Bonbowl, it’s just what you do.

$90 $60 (33% off) 

I don’t think enough people out there know how useful an immersion blender is.

$80 $50 (38% off)

Go crazy on sparkling water and kick your soda habit.

$300 $240 (20% off)

Like the thumbnail, you will be surrounded by carby goodness.

$40 $24 (40% off) 

Just imagine how much food you can save.

$150 $130 ($20 off)

Deep-fried foods that aren’t actually deep fried? Hell yeah.

$220 $180 ($40 off)

I don’t care what Gordon Ramsay says — Chef Mike rules.

$200 $80 (60% off)

The Instant Pot hype is real, and so is this deal.

$280 $220 (21% off) 

Quit smoking inside. This includes cigarettes and meats.READ OUR INDOOR GRILLS GUIDE

$350 $260 (25% off)

If you stock this cooler to the max, you might want to cut back on drinking.