Deals of Note: Save on Patagonia, Yeti, Nike and More

Goruck’s Rucking Weight Vest ditches the flat-plate status quo with a body-contoured design that follows your natural shape — no pressure points, no diaphragm crushing. The 500D Cordura exterior keeps things durable, and the vest’s swimmer’s cut gives you a full range of motion whether you’re walking, running or grinding through a Murph. At just 1.5 pounds unloaded, it accepts Goruck’s patented Curved Ruck Plates (sold separately) to hit total loaded weights of 14, 20 or 30 pounds.

A compact active speaker with genuine audiophile ambitions, the Edifier M90 packs 100W RMS through dual Class-D amplifiers driving 4-inch aluminum mid-bass drivers and 1-inch silk-dome tweeters. Bluetooth 6.0 with LDAC keeps wireless streams at Hi-Res quality, while HDMI eARC, optical, USB-C and AUX inputs make it equally at home on a desk or beside a TV. A dedicated SUB OUT port and 24-bit/96kHz DSP round out a feature set that punches well above the typical computer-speaker category.

Klipsch’s The Three Plus is a heritage-inspired 2.1 tabletop speaker system that punches well above its footprint. Its biamplified 120-watt amplifier drives dual 2.25-inch full-range drivers and a 5.25-inch high-excursion woofer, while dual opposing passive radiators extend the low end. Bluetooth 5.3, optical, USB-C and a built-in phono preamp cover virtually every source — making it a strong centerpiece for a vinyl-and-streaming living room setup.

Patagonia’s Black Hole 70L is the go-to haul bag for travelers who refuse to make two trips. Its weather- and abrasion-resistant body is built from 100% recycled polyester ripstop with a recycled TPU-film laminate, and padded, removable shoulder straps let you swing it onto your back when your hands are full. A zippered side pocket doubles as a stuff sack for compact storage, while exterior daisy chains handle any overflow gear. Bluesign Approved materials seal the deal.

Patagonia’s Black Hole Wheeled Duffel 40L packs carry-on-friendly convenience into a burly, sustainability-minded shell. Its 900-denier postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop pairs with a postindustrial recycled TPU-film laminate for serious weather resistance, while an internal collapsible frame and stout oversized wheels — complete with spare axles stored in the frame — make it field-repairable on the go. At 40L, it suits weekend trips and tight overhead bins alike, and it’s made in a Fair Trade Certified factory.

Nike’s Vomero 18 plants its flag firmly in the max-cushion camp, stacking ZoomX foam on top of ReactX foam for a dual-density midsole that sits 44mm tall at the heel — roughly 5mm more than its predecessor. The engineered mesh upper keeps things breathable and accommodating, while a redesigned podular outsole smooths out heel-to-toe transitions. It’s purpose-built for easy miles, long runs and recovery days, and suits runners who prioritize plush comfort over outright snap.

The Snap-T is one of Patagonia’s most enduring silhouettes, and the Lightweight version trims things down without sacrificing warmth. Built from recycled polyester Synchilla fleece, it features four-snap recycled nylon front placket, Y-Joint sleeves and a left-chest snap pocket secures the essentials.

Built for high-output days in cool conditions, Patagonia’s Nano-Air Light Hybrid Jacket pairs 40-g FullRange insulation with a 1.6-oz 30-denier recycled polyester ripstop shell that stretches and breathes without sacrificing warmth. R1 Air knit-fleece panels on the backs of the arms, sides and lower back add targeted moisture-wicking and airflow exactly where you need it. The result is a trim, harness-compatible midlayer that handles sustained effort without overheating.

Patagonia’s R1 Fleece Jacket is a versatile midlayer for hiking, trail running, skiing and cool urban mornings. Offset shoulder seams and harness-compatible pockets make it a natural choice for climbers and alpine hikers who layer hard.

Patagonia’s Better Sweater Fleece Vest threads the needle between casual knitwear and performance layering, meaning it works just as well under a shell on the trail. Offset-shoulder seams keep pack straps comfortable, and three zippered pockets handle EDC essentials.

Originally built for climbers, the Nano Puff has spent decades earning its reputation as a go-to synthetic midlayer. Its 60-g PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco keeps the jacket surprisingly light while a PFAS-free DWR-treated recycled ripstop shell sheds light moisture. New editions have improved shoulder fit and better articulation around the elbow for mobility.

The smallest bag in Patagonia’s MLC travel series, the Black Hole Micro MLC carries 22 liters in a frame sized to fit under most airline seats. Its postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop shell gets a postindustrial recycled TPU-film laminate for weather and abrasion resistance, while three carry configurations — backpack, shoulder bag or briefcase — let it adapt to any commute or weekend trip. A padded sleeve fits laptops up to 15 inches and zips flat for TSA screening.

A legendary piece of outdoor kit, regardless of the brand, the Black Hole Duffel now boasts 900-denier postconsumer recycled polyester ripstop with a postindustrial recycled TPU-film laminate. Removable backpack straps and daisy chains on the sides round out a carry system built for travelers who move fast and pack hard.

Baggies are a Patagonia icon for good reason. Built from 4-ply postconsumer recycled nylon faille sourced from discarded fishing nets, they carry a DWR finish made without intentionally added PFAS that sheds water without the environmental baggage. A 5-inch inseam, elasticized drawcord waist and quick-drying mesh liner make them equally at home in the surf or on a trail.

Patagonia’s Retro Pile Fleece Vest builds on the brand’s shearling-fleece legacy with a full-zip silhouette cut from 8.7-ounce Polartec. A zip-through stand-up collar traps heat without adding bulk, while offset shoulder seams keep it pack-friendly.

Built for surfers, anglers and anyone logging hours under an open sky, the Patagonia Surf Brimmer Hat earns its place in any on-water kit. Its shell is 96% NetPlus recycled nylon — spun from reclaimed fishing nets — with a DWR finish, a floating foam brim with dark underbill to cut glare, a miDori bioSoft sweatband that wicks fast, and a stowable chin strap that tucks away when you don’t need it. Fair Trade Certified construction seals the deal.

Patagonia built the Fieldsmith Hip Pack from 100% recycled polyester with a water-repellent finish — rugged enough to take a beating, versatile enough to look good off the trail. At 5 liters, it fits daily essentials without the bulk, and it converts from hip pack to crossbody bag or doubles as an organizer cube inside a larger pack. A breathable mesh back panel and daisy chains round out the utility. Fair Trade Certified construction seals the deal.

The Rambler Colster is Yeti’s stainless steel answer to the humble foam koozie. Built from 18/8 kitchen-grade stainless steel with double-wall vacuum insulation, it keeps standard 12-ounce cans cold to the last sip without sweating onto your hand. The Load-and-Lock gasket locks in place with a quarter-turn, and the whole thing is dishwasher safe and sized to fit most cupholders.

The Rambler 20 oz Tumbler is Yeti’s go-to everyday cup, built from kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel with double-wall vacuum insulation to keep hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold. The included MagSlider lid uses a magnet to seal off the opening between sips, cutting down on heat loss and splashing in a cupholder.

At 26 ounces, this Yeti Rambler hits the sweet spot between a half day’s worth of hydration and EDC compatibility. Its 18/8 stainless steel body pairs with double-wall vacuum insulation to keep cold drinks cold without sweating through your bag. To boot, the leakproof Chug Cap is compatible with other Rambler sizes.

Yeti’s Lowlands Blanket earns its keep far beyond the living room. Its DoubleDuty construction pairs a waterproof HydroBarrier bottom for immunity to wet and dewy ground with a plush, insulated top layer that shakes off pet hair, dirt and burrs. At 55 x 78 inches and 5.8 pounds, it’s sized for two and built to anchor a tailgate, beach day or backcountry base camp.

The Hopper Flip 18 is Yeti’s largest flip-top soft cooler, sized for full weekends rather than afternoon runs. Its leakproof HydroLok zipper and ColdCell closed-cell foam insulation punch well above the soft-cooler class, while the puncture- and UV-resistant DryHide shell handles real-world abuse. A HitchPoint Grid lets you clip on accessories like the SideKick Dry Gear Case.

The Roadie 48’s upright, suitcase-style silhouette fits wine bottles and 2-liter bottles standing tall, while rugged wheels and a telescoping periscope handle make it painless to haul a full load across a parking lot or soccer field. Pressure-injected polyurethane insulation and a freezer-style gasket lock cold in for days.

A Blade HQ and Spyderco collaborative exclusive, this tanto Tenacious swaps the platform’s familiar leaf-shaped blade for a modified, more aggressive shape, delivering a reinforced tip built for hard penetration alongside a thin bevel for clean slicing. The 3.5-inch satin-finished blade is 8Cr13MoV stainless steel, while a natural jade-colored G-10 handle and skeletonized steel liners keep weight honest. A four-way reversible pocket clip and signature thumb-hole opener round out a well-considered EDC package at an accessible price.

Born from a collaboration between Pro-Tech Knives and Vero Engineering, the Synapse 2 is the first Vero Engineering design produced in the US. It pairs a 3.5-inch stonewashed MagnaMax drop-point blade with herringbone-textured 6061 aluminum handles. At 3.4 ounces and 8.25 inches overall, it’s a full-size push-button automatic that carries slim, making it a natural pick for EDC enthusiasts who want serious steel without bulk.

The Scapegoat Compact is a second collaboration between Pro-Tech and Ramon Chavez of Chaves Knives, shrinking the original Scapegoat into a more carry-friendly automatic without dulling its edge (literally and metaphorically). A 3.15-inch clip-point blade in CPM MagnaMax steel wears a black DLC finish, while the 6061 aluminum handle keeps total weight to 2.85 ounces. Pro-Tech’s push-button plunge-lock action fires fast and locks up with the precision the brand is known for. Made in the USA, it’s a strong choice for the EDC collector who wants Chavez’s industrial design language in a pocket-sized package.