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REI's Fourth of July Sale Has Deals Up to 70% Off—Shop a Lifelong Hiker's Top 50 Picks
To help you get a head start on the savings, I've rounded up my top 50 favorite deals, suited for all of your outdoor needs. From tent accessories that make camping more fun to hefty hiking packs built to withstand any weather the trail might throw at you, read on to see what Fourth of July REI deals I recommend shopping—starting at just $9.
These 10 deals are some of the best to come from REI's 4th of July Sale. Keep scrolling for the discounts that instantly caught my attention: You'll find impressive bargains like 54 percent off these Kuhl Women's Splash 5.5-inch Shorts, 50 percent off these Altra Women's Timp 5 Hiker GTX Hiking Boots, and 40 percent off this REI Co-Op Men's Trailmade 60 Pack. Too, this Sweaty Betty Women's Athlete Seamless Workout Top is a steal at 70 percent off, marking its price down to $23.
This summer weekend sale is also the perfect time to grab cold weather essentials at their lowest prices yet, such as this Cotopaxi Capa Hooded Insulated Jacket, now 30 percent off—a smart investment for future winter hikes.
Whether you're planning a short hike or gearing up for several days on the trail, choosing clothing that's both breathable and functional is essential for staying comfortable outdoors. From the REI Co-Op Sahara Stretch Convertible Pants, 30 percent off, to the Kuhl Women's Splash 5.5-inch Shorts, 54 percent off, there are plenty of great women's clothing deals to explore at REI right now—while supplies last, that is.
These Kuhl Women's Splash 5.5-inch Shorts, $35 off, are made from a soft, stretchy cotton blend that feels comfy, dries quickly, and offers UPF 50+ sun protection for those long days spent outside. With five handy pockets—including one that has a secure snap pocket on the thigh—they are both practical and stylish for hitting the trail or just hanging out.
From sweat-wicking sun shirts and to durable cargo pants, men's clothing is heavily discounted this holiday weekend. Scoop up this Outdoor Research Trail Mix Quarter-Zip Pullover while it's 30 percent off, or these Injinji Liner Crew Socks while they're 25 percent off. With prices starting at just $9, there's something for every outdoorsman on this list. Versatile shorts: Mountain Hardware Basin Trek Shorts, $56 (originally $75)
Mountain Hardware Basin Trek Shorts, $56 (originally $75) REI Co-Op Men's Sahara Polo Shirt, $35 (originally $50)
Oprah-loved brand: Vuori Men's Cruise Board Shorts, $51 (originally $74)
Vuori Men's Cruise Board Shorts, $51 (originally $74) Helly Hansen Men's HH Lifa Active Solen Relaxed T-shirt, $30 (originally $65)
Best for hiking: Columbia Men's Skien Valley Cargo Pants, $75 (originally $100)
Columbia Men's Skien Valley Cargo Pants, $75 (originally $100) Kuhl Men's Dissipatr Air Pants, $89 (originally $119)
Columbia Men's PFG Solar Stream Long-Sleeve Shirt, $34 (originally $45)
Outdoor Research Men's Trail Mix Quarter-Zip Pullover, $84 (originally $120)
Injinji Liner Crew Socks, $9 (originally $12)
Cotopaxi Men's Capa Hooded Insulated Jacket, $175 (originally $250)
This Outdoor Research Trail Mix Quarter-Zip Pullover is the perfect go-to cozy layer for cool-weather hikes or lounging at the cabin afterwards. Thanks to its waffle-grid fleece and Active Temp technology, it breathes when you're heating up and keeps you comfy when temperatures drop. It's also quick-drying and has UPF 30 sun protection.
Hiking boots and sandals are specifically made to keep your feet comfortable, supported, and protected when you're out on rugged trails. Right now, these Altra Women's Timp 5 Hiker GTX Hiking Boots are 50 percent off, and these Hoka Women's Speedgoat 6 Mid GTX Trail Shoes are 40 percent off—both are crafted with tough materials and grippy outsoles, helping you traverse uneven terrain and avoid injuries, so you can enjoy longer, more adventurous hikes. T+L Editor-loved brand: Keen Men's NXIS EVO Waterproof Boots, $133 (originally $190)
Keen Men's NXIS EVO Waterproof Boots, $133 (originally $190) Salewa Pedroc Powertex Hiking Shoes, $126 (originally $180)
50% off: Altra Women's Timp 5 Hiker GTX Hiking Boots, $92 (originally $185)
Altra Women's Timp 5 Hiker GTX Hiking Boots, $92 (originally $185) Adidas Terrex Free Hiker GORE-TEX 2.0 Women's Hiking Shoes, $154 (originally $220)
Best hiking sandal deal: Teva Men's Trail Sandals, $75 (originally $100)
Teva Men's Trail Sandals, $75 (originally $100) Hoka Women's Speedgoat 6 Mid GTX Trail Shoes, $108 (originally $180)
Teva Men's Canyonview RP Hiking Shoes, $98 (originally $130)
On Women's Cloudhorizon Hiking Shoes, $127 (originally $170)
The North Face Women's ThermoBall Traction Mule V Shoes, $45 (originally $59)
Merrell Women's Moab Speed 2 Mid GORE-TEX Hiking Boots, $135 (originally $180)
If you're craving a lightweight hiking boot that doesn't skimp on comfort or grip, check out these Altra Timp 5 Hiker GTX Hiking Boots while they're on sale for 50 percent off. They've got Altra's signature roomy toe box and cushioned midsole to keep your feet happy while trekking long miles. A waterproof interior lining and grippy Vibram outsole make it the perfect shoe for wet, rocky, or even snowy trails.
After countless hikes all over the world, I've discovered that quality camping gear—like tents, sleeping bags, and backpacks—makes all the difference when it comes to comfort and safety. Trust me: The right equipment can truly transform your adventures. Below, I've picked out some of my favorite gear on sale during REI's long weekend sale, including this REI Co-op Half Dome SL 3+ Tent With Footprint, $200 off.
If you're shopping for a solid backpack that has a huge carrying capacity while still being comfortable for long days on the trail, then this REI Co-Op Men's Trailmade 60 Pack is a must-have. It's roomy enough for multi-day trips, and has a comfy, adjustable hip belt and lots of handy pockets to keep your gear organized. On sale for $71 off, it's a great pick for hikers who want value and performance on the trail.
Indulging in a few quality extras, like a relaxing camp chair or a rechargeable lantern, can elevate an outdoor trip. Ahead, I've laid out my favorite outdoor accessory deals from REI's 4th of July Sale—including this lightweight REI Co-Op Campwell 18 L Folding Cooler, $25, and this cozy Nomadix Puffer Blanket, 30 percent off. Camping must-have: REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Dreamer Chair, $70 (originally $100)
REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Dreamer Chair, $70 (originally $100) Sawyer Squeeze Water Filtration System With 2-Liter Bladder, $49 (originally $65)
$25 cooler: REI Co-Op Campwell 18 L Folding Cooler, $25 (originally $35)
REI Co-Op Campwell 18 L Folding Cooler, $25 (originally $35) GSI Rakau Knife Set, $68 (originally $90)
T+L-tested brand: Kelty Camp Galley Deluxe Bag, $57 (originally $75)
Kelty Camp Galley Deluxe Bag, $57 (originally $75) Nomadix Puffer Blanket, $70 (originally $100)
Best lantern deal: Black Diamond Apollo Lantern, $34 (originally $70)
Black Diamond Apollo Lantern, $34 (originally $70) Petzl Tikkina Headlamp, $14 (originally $20)
Dometic GO Hydration 11-liter Water Jug, $56 (originally $70)
CamelBak Podium Dirt Series Water Bottle, $7 (originally $15)
BearVault BV450 Jaunt Bear Canister, $68 (originally $84)
This Black Diamond Apollo Lantern is a great pick for a bright, glare-free camp light. On sale for 51 percent off, it pumps out up to 250 lumens, has a rechargeable battery and can also run on AA batteries, and has legs and a hanging loop—perfect for lighting up your tent or picnic table.
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