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Ready for outdoor adventures this summer? Stock up on all the gear you need at REI’s Fourth of July Sale.
Summer has officially arrived, and that means it’s time to get out and enjoy the great outdoors. From camping to hiking to kayaking, the weather is perfect for adventures.
We know that outdoor gear can be pricey, so gear up for the outdoor season at REI’s annual Fourth of July Sale, now through July 4. Check out the categories on sale or skip down to learn about our top picks:
Some of the deals we’ve featured below are for REI members only, but it’s easy (and cheap) to sign up(opens in a new tab) for a lifetime REI Co-op membership. Add on a membership at checkout for $30, and you’ll get access to a lifetime of sweet deals and no-minimum free shipping. You’ll also get access to REI’s dividend program, which gives you REI credit once a year based on how much you bought during the previous cycle. Oh, and you’ll never have to renew it or pay membership fees again. Here are all the member-only deals:
This is a member-only deal worth signing up for. At less than $40, the REI Co-op Flexlite chair(opens in a new tab) is a steal. It’s ideal for both backpacking and car camping, thanks to its foldable, lightweight design. It folds down to fit in an included stuff sack, and weighs just under two pounds, so you can take it with you to the park, the beach, or on a multi-day backpacking trip.
A two burner stove is a luxury at basecamp, and this cute Eureka(opens in a new tab) model will help you cook gourmet meals in the outdoors. You’ll get simmer control, nonslip feet, a stainless-steel drip tray, and wind barriers to make sure your flame doesn’t go out. Just grab a fuel canister (sold separately), and you’ll be a camp chef in no time.
Bear canisters are notoriously expensive, but this REI deal will save you nearly $100. This particular Grubcan(opens in a new tab) model has been discontinued, but that doesn’t mean it won’t keep your food safe from bears and other wild critters you may encounter on the trail or at basecamp. It’s approved for use at most national parks too, so you can wind down in front of the fire without worrying about your food getting hijacked by a raccoon.
