Best Outdoor Memorial Day Sales 2025 From REI and Backcountry

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Memorial Day is here, and with it a bundle of massive sales on everything from televisions to twill shirts to tents. But for those outdoorsy dudes, there’s no sales quite like the ones currently going on — specifically Backcountry and REI, two of the biggest gear purveyors and general outdoor retailers, have already kicked off their sales, both offering up to 30% off thousands of items.

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Better yet, there’s still tons of stock for you to parse through — unless, of course, you’d rather just check out the handy-dandy compilation of the best outdoor Memorial Day sales from both retail giants. There are trail running racers, trekking packs, a tent or two, all from brands you know and trust like Patagonia, Outdoor Research and more. Below, the best REI and Backcountry Memorial Day deals that you can shop right this instant.

Best REI and Backcountry Memorial Day Sale Deals

Hoka Clifton 9 Road-Running Shoes

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Memorial Day Is Over. These Sales Aren’t.

UPDATED May 26: An up-to-the-minute guide to the many dozens of sales you’ll want to shop

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