REI has for
Co-Op Members: an
Extra 20% off Columbia, Helly Hansen, Keen, New Balance, & Costa when you shop in the
Outlet and apply promo code
SPRING22 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
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Note: Must be an REI Outlet item ending in $0.73 for coupon to apply. Promo code is valid for REI Co-Op members only. Not yet a member? You may purchase a
Lifetime Membership for $30 (see promotional page for more details). Through March 17, make a $50 purchase at REI, add a $30 lifetime membership to your cart, and a $20 Bonus card will be added automatically to your order (details
here).
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I was hoping for a sale on Patagonia but that doesn't seem likely, right?
I was hoping for a sale on Patagonia but that doesn't seem likely, right?
Patagonia winter sale just on, ending soon I believe. I have a nano puff and love it. Worth the $$$. Also the mission/ethics/recycled materials they use is something to feel good about IMO.
I already have a thicker, North Face jacket for when it snows hard but for spring and fall, I didn't know if the Nanopuff or Silent Down hoodie would be OK. I'm sure they'd both be OK but I like the look of the SD but worry it might be too much for a 40 degree day.
I already have a thicker, North Face jacket for when it snows hard but for spring and fall, I didn't know if the Nanopuff or Silent Down hoodie would be OK. I'm sure they'd both be OK but I like the look of the SD but worry it might be too much for a 40 degree day.
I live in Chicago and it can snow plenty but not get "that cold" during the process. It can be in the 30s and snowing and my North Face would still be overkill and I'd get hot. That's why I was looking for something a bit lighter but still enough to keep warm.
So it sounds like the Nanopuff would cover me for when it snows in the 30s or rains in the 40s and I wouldn't need to worry about it clumping, right?
I'll check out Patagonia's site for pricing and what other offerings they have in the lightweight, synthetic section.
I live in Chicago and it can snow plenty but not get "that cold" during the process. It can be in the 30s and snowing and my North Face would still be overkill and I'd get hot. That's why I was looking for something a bit lighter but still enough to keep warm.
So it sounds like the Nanopuff would cover me for when it snows in the 30s or rains in the 40s and I wouldn't need to worry about it clumping, right?
I'll check out Patagonia's site for pricing and what other offerings they have in the lightweight, synthetic section.
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