All the deals you missed this week.
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Editor’s Note: These deals happened between Monday and Friday of the prior week. Some are still available, some have faded like a copper sunset. Check back on Monday for more Deals of Note.
Save 30%: Performance-driven outdoor apparel and gear from British Columbia-based Arc’teryx just got a little more affordable. Save on everything from rain shells to expedition packs with code ARC30.
Save 30%: A simple and efficient gadget for a quick, no-fuss cup of coffee.
Save up to 60%: Now’s the time to restock your closet (or at least pick up some duds for weekend lounging). Use code 1869 for free shipping.
Save 83%: Harvest season is upon us, and this veggie-only recipe guide by the editors of Lucky Peach provides plenty of inspiration for your garden (or grocery store) bounty. Note: This deal is for the digital version only.
Save up to 70%: Driving gloves may seem unnecessary, but unlined, perforated deerskin is just oh so soft and supple.
Save $1,500: A new all-mountain trail pony, just in time for cool-weather riding.
Save $50: Designed by mountain experts and optimized for airports, metros and wherever else your travels may take you.
Save $120: With twin vestibules, interior gear organization pockets and a ripstop construction, the three-person Losi is optimized for three-season overnight adventures.
Save 50%: Like dad’s favorite polo shirt, but with less collar (and more style).
Save $75: This 27-liter daypack is built with Mountain Hardwear’s OutDry technology and has been rain tested for 24 hours to guarantee the dryness of whatever you pack in its main compartment.
Save 25%: Uniqlo’s jeans may be slim, but they aren’t restricting, thanks to two-way stretch.
Save $83: Compared to a carving set manufactured in an Italian town known for steel since the 15 century, your old hand-me-down blade just won’t cut it (pun intended).
Save 30%: Use the coupon code LANTERN to get 30% off your first purchase.
Save $21: Keep that luscious face-forest contained.
Save 35%: About as simple as a Dopp kit gets. And all Dopp kits should be simple.
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