Not valid on clearance items or any item with a price ending with .96 Not valid on Gift Certificates, Paddles, SUP paddle boards or SUP accessories and binoculars. Not Valid on 360 Fly. Offer not Valid on Campmor Sweatshirt #W0252.
Some brand exclusions apply:
Arc'teryx
Big Agnes
Black Diamond
Columbia
CycleOps
Darn Tough
DeLorme
Deuter
Eagle Creek
Eagles Nest Outfitters
ENO
Eureka
ExOfficio
Foxhead
Fox Racing
FoxRiver
Garmin
Giro
GoPro
Helinox
Hobie
Jetboil
Kamik
Kelty
Kuhl
Lazer
Mammut
Marmot
Mavic
Mountain Hardwear
MSR
Nemo
NiteRider
North Face
Oakley
Ortlieb
ORU
Osprey
Outdoor Research
Patagonia
Pau Hana
Pearl Izumi
Petzl
Ray-Ban
RockyMounts
Salomon
Sanborn Canoe Company
SEA-LECT Designs
SealLine
Shimano
Showers Pass
Sierra Designs
Slumberjack
Smartwool
Smith
SportHill
Sorel
Suncloud
Suunto
The North Face
Thorlos
Thule
Topeak
Trigger Point
Turtle Fur
UGG
Ultimate Direction
United by Blue
Victorinox
Whispbar
Wigwam
Woolrich
WrightSock
Yakima.
Cannot be combined with other offers. Online Only. Not valid in retail store or on retail store pricing.
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Time to peel off those winter layers and gear up for warm weather. Whether your Spring and Summer plans include hiking, boating, cycling, running or just hanging out at the lake cabin or beach house, you'll want to choose garments that are as functional yet transition well to in-town wear, to get the most out of your outdoor time.
Practical clothing with technology built in for performance is the name of the game. For long days in the sun, we recommend garments that include fabrics that protect our skin from harmful UV rays. Look for shirts, shorts and pants that feature a UPF or SPF rating, and you'll know that the skin that's covered is protected. Slather on the sunscreen under your clothes and to all exposed skin, before heading out.
Just say no to biting insects with garments that have the insect repellent, built in. There's no need to apply insect repellent to your skin, when you're wearing a shirt, pants or shorts treated to repel insects. This technology is especially suited to buggy evenings in camp or on the trail. The repellent characteristics last for the lifetime of the garment, for bug-free comfort outdoors.
Whether you're out there pushing it every day, or more of a weekend warrior, lightweight clothing with wicking capabilities is a necessity, however you play. As you work up a sweat, these engineered fabrics wick moisture away from your body, keeping you cool and comfortable, even in the hottest conditions.
You'll want to add a lightweight rain jacket, for unpredictable afternoon storms that might pop up. Breathable and comfortable, today's rainwear won't add much weight to your daypack, and you'll appreciate not getting soaked by the torrential downpours a thunderstorm can bring.
Add a hat with a broad brim or a ball cap-style hat to protect your head and face from the sun and to keep glare at bay. Designed to keep you cool when the sun is beating down, a hat is your best friend on a bright Summer day. Wear a fabric hat for UPF-SPF protection and wicking characteristics, or choose a straw hat when you're looking for something a little more breathable. For windy conditions, choose a hat with a handy chinstrap, to keep it secure.
When it's time to gear up for the warm-weather season, don't forget to give the same care to your clothing choices as you do to selecting your gear. Clothing as equipment looks great and works as hard as you do.
Time to peel off those winter layers and gear up for warm weather. Whether your Spring and Summer plans include hiking, boating, cycling, running or just hanging out at the lake cabin or beach house, you'll want to choose garments that are as functional yet transition well to in-town wear, to get the most out of your outdoor time.
Practical clothing with technology built in for performance is the name of the game. For long days in the sun, we recommend garments that include fabrics that protect our skin from harmful UV rays. Look for shirts, shorts and pants that feature a UPF or SPF rating, and you'll know that the skin that's covered is protected. Slather on the sunscreen under your clothes and to all exposed skin, before heading out.
Just say no to biting insects with garments that have the insect repellent, built in. There's no need to apply insect repellent to your skin, when you're wearing a shirt, pants or shorts treated to repel insects. This technology is especially suited to buggy evenings in camp or on the trail. The repellent characteristics last for the lifetime of the garment, for bug-free comfort outdoors.
Whether you're out there pushing it every day, or more of a weekend warrior, lightweight clothing with wicking capabilities is a necessity, however you play. As you work up a sweat, these engineered fabrics wick moisture away from your body, keeping you cool and comfortable, even in the hottest conditions.
You'll want to add a lightweight rain jacket, for unpredictable afternoon storms that might pop up. Breathable and comfortable, today's rainwear won't add much weight to your daypack, and you'll appreciate not getting soaked by the torrential downpours a thunderstorm can bring.
Add a hat with a broad brim or a ball cap-style hat to protect your head and face from the sun and to keep glare at bay. Designed to keep you cool when the sun is beating down, a hat is your best friend on a bright Summer day. Wear a fabric hat for UPF-SPF protection and wicking characteristics, or choose a straw hat when you're looking for something a little more breathable. For windy conditions, choose a hat with a handy chinstrap, to keep it secure.
When it's time to gear up for the warm-weather season, don't forget to give the same care to your clothing choices as you do to selecting your gear. Clothing as equipment looks great and works as hard as you do.