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We're on the eve of winter, and you're probably not thinking about camping and hiking. You should be, though, because Cyber Monday is one of the best times to score a deal on everything you need to go out into the hills with a pair of hiking boots or a tent. We're talking hiking boots, headlamps, backpacks — the works.
$30 $18 (40% off)
Yeti is known for its coolers, but don't shrug its awesome insulated water bottles.
$899 $764 (15% off)
Oru Kayak's folding boats have been in high demand since the start of the pandemic, but that doesn't mean you can't score a rare deal on one of them like its smallest, the 9'6" Inlet. Use the code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout.
$250 $187 (25% off)
No firepit, no problem with BioLite's portable, smokeless hot box. It can charge your phone while it's ablaze and it makes a great grill too.
$95 $71 (25% off)
It may not look like a flask, and it may not look like it has space for nine ounces of drink plus two shot glasses, a bottle opener, a flashlight and a compass, but it is, and it does.
$140 $112 (20% off)
The lightweight Trailcomber is a far cry from Danner's iconic heavy hikers, but still has enough support for short trips to the trail — and sneaker appeal for the city, too.
$230 $161 (30% off)
A wool sock-like liner makes this one-of-a-kind hiking shoe comfortable despite its rugged Kevlar exterior.
$450 $359 (20% off)
Big Agnes's lightweight backpacking still packs plenty of space and its doors convert into awnings when you want to hang at camp.
$520 $390 (25% off)
Stuffed with 850-fill down, the Phantom is super warm but still manages to pack down small.
$50 $37 (25% off)
The Storm packs more features than its modest price lets on, including waterproofing, multiple light modes and the ability to go from bright to dim with a tap of the finger.
$310 $248 w/ code HOLIDAY20 (20% off)
Hyperlite Mountain Gear is revered by hardcore hikers for its ultralight packs made of Dyneema, one of the strongest fibers in the world.
$350 $245 (30% off)
If you're down with camo and hunter orange then you can snag OtterBox's ice vault for a cool $105 off. (Other colors are 25% off, an $85 discount.)
$90 $72 (20% off)
Primus's new Firestick packs enough BTUs to boil your ramen water into a transforming cylinder tiny enough to fit in your pocket.
$160 $120 (25% off)
If you prefer to hike in trail running shoes, Salomon's Sense Ride is a great option with its quick lace system, Gore-Tex liner and plenty of support.
$199 $149 (25% off)
Rumpl's puffy blanket is made of the same stuff as a sleeping bag but won't look strange on the sofa at home after the camping trip is over.
$350 $315 (10% off)
Photographers who hike won't find a more compact tripod than Peak Design's, which is small enough to fit in a backpack's water bottle holder.
$190 $133 (30% off)
No travel duffel does what the SEG42 does for keeping you organized on the go.
$220 $154 (30% off)
It's not small enough for backpacking, but you won't find a more comfortable camp chair.
$100 $75 (25% off)
Living in the woods is no excuse for being dirty.
$20 $16 (20% off)
Merino wool makes these hiking socks both soft and stink-resistant.
$120 $90 (25% off)
The Talon is lightweight at roughly one and a half pounds but is packed with features including hydration reservoir compatibility, water bottle pockets and a helmet fastener.
$110 $55 (50% off)
Minimalist backpacks for day hikes don't come with as much innovative tech as the Chimera, which has a unique self-adjusting feature and pockets in all the right places.
$180 $135 (25% off)
They're lightweight thanks to a carbon fiber construction, and have comfy non-slip cork grips.
$120 $90 (25% off)
If the trails you walk frequently include sidewalks, this approach shoe and its slip-on capabilities won't let you down.
$25 $19 (25% off)
All of CamelBak's bottles are 25 percent off right now, but the sleeper is this excellent and simple insulated camping mug. Use the code HOLIDAY25 at checkout to get the discount.
$16 $11 (31% off)
Enamel camping crockery isn't always blue with white speckles.
$198 $64 (68% off)
You may not have heard of Gap's soon-to-be-closed activewear brand, Hill City. If any one item proves it has real apparel design chops, it's this technical rain jacket. (The full discount will show up at checkout.)
$110 $77 (30% off)
Sleeping beneath the stars doesn't have to be uncomfortable, and it certainly isn't with a 2.5-inch thick sleeping pad.
$25 $19 (24% off)
Don't forget the most essential of hiking essentials.
There's a lot more available than these, so if you don't see anything you like here, be sure to check the sale sections at Backcountry and REI. We'll keep updating this page as we find more of our favorite items to hit the trail with.
Editor's Picks: Best Deals Today
$169 $120 (29% OFF)
We think this is the best electric kettle that you can buy thanks to its effectiveness and good looks.
$68 $34 (50% OFF)
These moisture-wicking pants are so comfortable its like you're not even wearing pants at all.
$399 $329 (18% OFF)
This is one of the best percussion massagers to keep your body in tip-top condition as your workouts ramp up.
$20 $17 (15% OFF)
One of our favorite pieces of gear around, these pretty much always sell out when they go on sale, so buy now.
$130 $75 (42% OFF)
These are one of our picks for the best gym shoes you can buy, especially at this price.
$188 $122 (35% OFF)
After years of success with the flannel-lined version, Flint and Tinder made an all-season waxed jacket.
$120 $90 (25% OFF)
The James Brand makes some of the best pocket knives you can buy, this one included.
$415 $157 (62% OFF)
It turns out it is not that expensive to dress like a royal.
