Last-Minute Holiday Shopping? REI’s Got You Covered with 13 Great Gear Deals.

Did you forget to get your holiday shopping done on Cyber Monday? Or maybe you missed Black Friday because you had to #optoutside? Don’t worry—REI’s got you covered with an epic Last-Minute Gift Sale. We picked through hundreds of deals and discounts to find 13 of our favorite pieces of gear, all on sale for 20 to 75% off.

Our advice? Don’t sleep too long on this one. Standard shipping from REI can take five to seven business days, so while you’ve got plenty of time before the holidays, it’s best not to press your luck.

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REI Co-op Multi-Towel Lite for $9 ($38)

A high-quality camp towel—like this highly discounted option from REI—comes in handy year-round. We’ll use this lightweight-yet-absorbent towel for everything from summer swimming hole sessions to winter polar plunges, and we love the plush, soft-to-the-touch feel of the microfiber fabric. The towel also has a snapping loop to hang dry on the go. Oh yeah—and did we mention it’s currently 75% off? That’s basically free in gearhead math.

Flylow Handlebar Tech Flannel for $47 ($95)

A keystone of any outdoorsy gentleperson’s wardrobe, the flannel is renowned for its comfort, warmth, and most importantly, lumberjack oeuvre. Flylow takes the classic recipe a step further with this midweight, quick-drying polyester flannel that’s tuned to the needs of mountain bikers. Whether you rock this on the singletrack or at the après function, the Handlebar is bound for heavy use. Even better, it’s currently discounted by 50%.

Sol Emergency Bivvy with Rescue Whistle and Tinder Cord for $15 ($20)

There’s no better time to stock up on survival essentials from SOL—they’re all 25% off this week at REI. Whether you’re embarking on a marathon of a trail run or backcountry skiing, it’s a smart idea to venture into the wilderness with an emergency bivvy. This SOL bivvy, in particular, is lightweight, affordable, and comes with an emergency whistle and tinder cord—two extras that could be literal life-savers.

Sea To Summit Ascent 15 Sleeping Bag for $352 ($469)

One of the comfiest sleeping bags we’ve ever tested, Sea To Summit’s Ascent 15F is a winner for a few reasons. Thanks to its 750-fill goose-down insulation, the sleeping bag is light enough to pack on backpacking adventures. But what sets this sleeping bag apart from the competition is the zipper configuration. The Ascent features a zippered footbox and dual zippers at the shoulders, enabling campers to wear the bag as a full-body poncho at camp. Those dual zippers also allow hot sleepers to filet the bag open on warmer nights. Factor in the roomy width, and the Ascent has little in common with run-of-the-mill mummy bags (and we mean that as a compliment). Last but not least, this dreamy sleeping bag is currently on sale for up to 25% off, so don’t sleep on this sale.

REI Co-op Magma 850 Down Hoodie for $174 ($249)

If you’re on the hunt for a capable down hoodie at a reasonable price, REI’s Magma series is worth considering—and that’s before the Co-op slashes 30% off this week. Stuffed with high-quality, lofty, and lightweight 850-fill goose down, the Magma has an impressive warmth-to-weight ratio. It also boasts zippered hand pockets, packs down into the chest pocket, and has a cinchable, cozy hood that’s ready for whatever winter throws at you. We’re especially digging the two-tone gray option—it’s a subtle, stylish spin on a classic piece of any outdoor enthusiast’s winter wardrobe. If you’re holiday shopping for a skier, snowboarder, mountaineer, ice climber—or anyone who enjoys recreating in sub-freezing temps—this insulator is right on the money.

Flylow Baker Bib Pants for $344 ($430)

Naming a bib after Mt. Baker—one of the most precip-prone locales on the planet—is a bold choice, but this Flylow outerwear walks the walk. The fabric is a beefy, hard-wearing three-layer polyester with an Intuitive membrane that scores a 20K/20K waterproof and breathable rating. (Translation: this bib can hang, no matter how deep the storm totals.) Flylow specializes in crafting products for folks like ski patrollers who are hard on gear and always increases durability in high-friction zones. In this case, Flylow bolstered the cuffs and knees of these already burly bibs with even tougher 1000-denier paneling. Built to last and currently on sale for 20% off, these bibs are a welcome addition to any powder-chaser’s kit.

Matador Globerider45 Travel Pack for $262 ($350)

Travel backpacks are typically well-organized and sleek. Trail-ready packs, on the other hand, tend to feature better load suspension and more comfortable carry systems. Matador’s Globerider series offers backpackers, digital nomads, and wanderlust-struck travelers the best of both worlds—so you can take on the world on your terms. Along with a trail-ready harness and padded straps, the Globerider has exceptionally well-thought-out organizational features like a hidden passport pocket, compartmentalized storage zones, and an easy-access clamshell opening. Not to mention, the 45-liter size is the maximum limit for carry-ons on most airlines.

Buff Merino Lightweight Multifunctional Neckwear for $22 ($30)

We love a Buff—especially one that’s stitched from warm-yet-wicking anti-stink merino. Light enough to rock on summer hikes and welcome neck and face protection on powder days, these neck gaiters are as versatile as they come. Merino isn’t cheap, though—at least not usually. This week, you can stock up on merino neck tubes and other Buff stuff for 28% off.

Yeti LoadOut GoBox 60 Gear Case for $240 ($300)

If you’ve been looking for a good excuse to become an REI member, many of these last-minute sales (and REI sales in general) are exclusively available to card-carrying co-op customers. Case in point? REI members can score 20% off one full-price Yeti item like the LoadOut GoBox 60 Gear Case. Our testers love this gear storage solution. It’s durable as hell (a hallmark of Yeti gear), has a divider and removable caddy for organizational options, and the lid boasts integrated pockets for stashing easy-to-lose gear. Our primary complaint? The cost—which is now slashed by 20%.

Leatherman Wave Plus Multi-Tool for $96 ($120)

A toolbox that fits in your pocket, Leatherman’s 18-tool Wave Plus is currently available for 20% off at REI right now. The nifty implement has multiple blades, including a razor-sharp standard blade, a serrated option, and a bough-slicing saw. The compact workhorse also offers everything from needle-nose pliers and a file to scissors and a screwdriver (with multiple bits). All tools considered, this recently updated, customer-beloved multi-tool comes in handy at home, on the road, and on the trail.

Turtle Fur Damon Hat for $34 ($45)

Turtle Fur’s Damon Hat has everything we’re looking for in a winter beanie. Style? Check. Comfort? Check. Warmth? Check. Double-digit discount? Double check! We love the softness of the lambswool and nylon blend, the fleece lining that’s ready for frosty mornings and dusk ski tours, and the overall vibe of the knit pattern. The 25% discount doesn’t hurt, either.

Slow Loris Graphic Tees for $22 ($32)

Slow Loris’ t-shirts are by no means hardcore outdoor gear, but they’re worth highlighting here for a few reasons. First off, they’re crafted from 100% cotton, preshrunk, and incredibly comfortable. Secondly, the graphics are artistic and unique without being kitschy or overwhelmingly childlike—a rarity in the outdoor world. And last but not least, they’re on sale for 30% off. If you’re looking for a gift that your loved one will wear week in, week out—or you’re just updating your own daily wardrobe—these tees are a smart play.

REI Co-op Stormhenge 850 Down Hybrid Jacket for $195 ($275)

REI engineered its Stormhenge collection for no-holds-barred winter weather. Available in both men’s and women’s parkas and jackets, these storm-worthy styles pair mapped insulation with a waterproof and breathable hard-shell fabric. More specifically, REI utilized lofty, DWR-treated 850-fill goose down to keep the core warm, and warm-when-wet synthetic polyester insulation in high-heat zones like the side panels. REI’s in-house two-layer nylon shell provides solid waterproofing while keeping the price tag low. Factor in features like ventilating pit zips and a plethora of well-designed pockets and the Stormhenge collection offers winter-lover’s excellent bang for buck. Our advice? Snag a parka for a comfortable, cozy, around-town companion, or go with a standard ski jacket to rock it on the slopes.