Membership Sale: Save 20% on Big Brands at Backcountry

For 10 days, Backcountry will reward members with a 20% discount on a full-price item. It’s the perfect time to grab that gear you’ve had your eye on.

Expedition Perks members can take 20% off one eligible full-price item. If you’re not already a member, you can join for free and save during this promo, which runs through April 19 for most brands at Backcountry.

Members enjoy tiers of benefits — including birthday coupons — and earn reward points from purchases. Expedition Perks also include various discounts, such as this current deal and free shipping on domestic orders over $50.

Keep that 20% off perk in mind while shopping and use it wisely.

We’ve picked out some essential outdoor gear and accessories from top brands like The North Face, NEMO Equipment, Black Diamond, and more. But you can also shop the full sale using the button below.

Expedition Perks Members: Save 20%

The North Face Sun Stash Hat: $29

Protect your face from harsh sun rays with this reversible bucket hat. This recycled polyester hat crumples into its own pocket when you don’t need it and offers a UPF 50 level of protection, which we know is more than a mesh trucker hat can do.

Exped MegaMat Duo 10 Sleeping Pad: $370

At 77.6 inches tall and 52 inches wide, the Exped MegaMat Duo 10 Sleeping Pad is sized to sleep one with room to spare or for a couple to cuddle up. It has welded seams and laminated fabrics to reinforce it for repeated use and packing up.

Our gear testers praised how level this mat stayed once inflated. The Exped Mini-Pump is included to help you fill it up without losing your breath.

NEMO Equipment Disco 15 Sleeping Bag — 15F Down: From $300

This mid-range sleeping bag with hydrophobic down is rated down to 15 degrees Fahrenheit for colder shoulder-season camping trips. It’s made with more room inside for side and tummy sleepers — or those of us who toss and turn.

NEMO uses its Thermo Gills on the top, which allows warm air to escape from the source while keeping your head and neck tucked in. Also, its waterproof footbox can ward off condensation from the tent wall.

Black Diamond Camalot C4: From $75

After more than a decade, Black Diamond updated its Camalot C4. The new version is 10% lighter yet keeps the same shape, camming angle, and placement ranges as the original. The larger cams now have stiffer stems while the smaller cams have more flexible stems, so now the group all has the same flex.

Jetboil Flash Stove: $115

The Jetboil is a self-contained cooking stove that can boil water for pouch food or coffee in less than 2 minutes. The design protects from the wind with a screen and has an easy-ignition switch to eliminate the use of matches or lighters.

The stove packs down into itself for transport. When apart, the lid works as a strainer and the bottom as a bowl or mug.

MSR PocketRocket 2 Stove: $50

This is a pocket-size stove for backpacking trips that can boil 1 L of water in 3.5 minutes. It uses MSR IsoProp fuel canisters, which burn for up to 60 minutes. It includes a windshield and adjustable flame control as well as a hardshell carrying case to protect it in your pack.

Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL3 Tent — 3-Person, 3-Season: $550

Big Agnes makes the Copper Spur three-person tent for multiday backpacking trips. (GearJunkie just ranked the two-person version as the best overall backpacking tent.)

The Copper Spur 3 has two doors and awnings yet stays under 4 pounds. The steep wall design is intended to increase interior space when you’re sitting up inside. The mesh body adds breathability and lets you see through to the outside. The rainfly can be propped up with trekking poles on its own to act as a temporary shelter or sunshade.

Salomon X Ultra 4 Hiking Shoe — Men’s: $120

It took a few years, but Salomon has redesigned its X Ultra line of hiking boots with a new chassis and a wider toebox. The previous iteration was our editors’ favorite overall hiking boot.

Salomon built the ADV-C chassis to fight supination and uses active support wings to hold feet in place. The X Ultra has an 11mm drop, uses EnergyCell foam for cushion, and the Contagrip MA sole is built to grip wet and dry trails.

Outerknown Blanket Shirt — Men’s: $148

The Blanket Shirt is a relaxed-fit flannel made from heavyweight cotton for a textured look and some warmth on breezy days. This is Outerknown’s bestselling flannel pegged for travel and comfort.

Basin and Range Cropped Sleeveless Pocket Crew Top — Women’s: $38

Sun’s out, guns out. The Cropped Pocket Crew sleeveless top lets in plenty of airflow and has a loose hem to stay comfy over high-waisted shorts or pants.

Kuat NV 2.0 & NV Base 2.0 Bike Hitch Racks: $749-849

Kuat tweaked its rack designs with an eye on making them more stable. The NV 2.0 racks can carry bikes of different sizes by using adjustable cradles, and there’s room for an add-on to expand that capacity to four bikes.

It includes a hitch lock and bike cable locks. The rack can be installed without tools, and it rotates on a pivot to make room for trunk access.

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Check Out More Gear Arrivals

The list above was just a sample of the new spring items at Backcountry. We picked items from brands we trust and some gear we’ve reviewed and rated. Now it’s your turn to find new gear suited to your needs this year.

If you’re a member of Expedition Perks, you should be shopping with an eye on claiming 20% off a full-price item. You’re unlikely to find a sale on new gear at the start of prime camping and hiking season, so don’t miss this one.

This article is sponsored by Backcountry. Find spring season gear arrivals and more online.