Gerber Spire G10 Knife: $52.50 (25% Off)
We recently published a full review of Gerber’s new Spire EDC pocket knife. Our lead knife expert concluded that while there’s a lot to like from a materials perspective, there’s room for improvement in fit and finish.
Still, for just over $50, the Spire is a solid deal. Its slim profile and feathery 2.46-ounce total weight make it a comfortable all-day fit in a pocket. As for cutting performance, the sharp-toothed design and reverse tanto blade shape allow users to slice cardboard and packaging with surgical precision. It’s incredibly useful in a daily use setting.
If the Spire isn’t to your liking, check out the other offerings from Gerber’s sitewide sale. Some of our favorites include the Sedulo and the Pack Hatchet.
Shop GerberGrade VII Climbing Equipment Pod Inflatable Portaledge: $744 ($131 Off)
G7’s inflatable Pod portaledge is arguably the most important innovation in big-wall free-climbing since Ray Jardine’s groundbreaking Friend. I recently tested one on a multiday trip up the Nose of El Capitan, and it worked like a charm. It’s comfortable to sleep on, but better yet, it’s compact and lightweight.
Now, in honor of G7’s anniversary, the brand is offering a rare 15% off sale of its entire product line. The Pod is the standout, but the Haul Packs and Hand Jam crack gloves are excellent too.
The G7 sale only runs until the end of the day (June 2). Discounts are added at checkout.
Shop G7’s SalePatagonia Lightweight All-Wear Hemp Volley Shorts: $37 (50% Off)
Though the official start of summer is still a few weeks away, shorts season has arrived for most of us living north of the equator. These simple shorts from Patagonia are currently available for half off — that’s a solid deal on a quality everyday wardrobe staple.
Made from a supple blend of organic cotton and hemp, the Volley shorts have an airy and cool feel against the skin. As of June 1, they’re available in Pidgeon Blue and Sage Green in a wide variety of sizes.
Shop PatagoniaGarmin inReach Mini 2: $350 ($50 Off)
Summer calls for alpine wanderings and other far-flung adventures. Leaving roads and cell service behind is highly encouraged, but it’s best to stay safe while you’re at it.
Garmin’s inReach Mini 2 is the go-to satellite communications device for backcountry use. It’s compact and reliable, and the battery lasts up to 14 days. When it comes time to check in with the folks back home, send an emergency SOS signal, or retrace your steps, the inReach 2 has you covered.
Get yours today and save 50 bucks.
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