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Backcountry's Presidents' Day sale is massive — up to 60% off Patagonia, North Face and more

Korin Miller
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Save big bucks — not to mention your body heat and, maybe, your life — with this rock-bottom-priced outdoor gear. (Photo: Backcountry)
Save big bucks — not to mention your body heat and, maybe, your life — with this rock-bottom-priced outdoor gear. (Photo: Backcountry)

Let's be honest here: Quality outdoor gear can be costly. But, of course, you don't want to skimp on equipment you need to keep you safe, warm and dry when you're exploring the great outdoors. So, you resign yourself to paying big bucks. Well, good news: Backcountry is holding a massive Presidents' Day sale on a slew of must-have merch. "Because many of us have time off over three-day weekends, retailers see an increase in foot and click traffic and offer sales to secure some of that market share," shopping expert Trae Bodge, tells Yahoo Life.

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Today, you'll score markdowns of up to 60% on a wide range of items, including gear from Patagonia, the North Face, Columbia and more. These amazing sale prices won't last, and the best items won't stay in stock for long. Our advice — snatch 'em up while you can.

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The North Face Aconcagua Down Jacket

$125$179Save $54
Upgrade your puffer with this insulated jacket. It features mapped insulation to keep you warm all over, along with a snug fit. A brushed chin guard protects you from the elements without irritating your skin.
$125 at Backcountry
Backcountry

The North Face Carto Triclimate Hooded 3-In-1 Jacket

$175$250Save $75
Get three jackets for the price of one: A DryVent waterproof outer layer, a puffy inner jacket and down-like insulation for extra warmth. An adjustable hood helps keep you warm and protected. Choose from three cool shades.
$175 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Sorel Hi-Line Chelsea Boot

$87$175Save $87
Not only are these cute Chelsea boots easy to slip on and off but they will go with practically everything too!
$87 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Dakine Urban Mission 18L Backpack

$35$50Save $15
This backpack sports cool features, including water-resistant fabric, a chest buckle and a fleece sunglasses pocket to protect your shades. It's big enough to hold a 13-inch laptop and comes in several on-sale patterns.
$35 at Backcountry
Backcountry

The North Face Cragmont Fleece Vest

$65$119Save $54
This cute and cozy fleece vest is the perfect transitional piece to take you from winter to spring!
$65 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Outdoor Research Saguaro Sun Hat

$34$45Save $11
Keep your face protected from the sun's harmful rays with this cute sun hat that provides UPF50+ protection.
$34 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Columbia Newton Ridge Plus Waterproof Amped Hiking Boot

$60$100Save $40
Hit the trails this spring with these rugged hiking boots by Columbia. The Omni-Grip rubber sole prevents you from slipping and sliding on all types of terrains, while the waterproof membrane will keep your feet dry.
$60 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Marmot Power Stretch Connect Glove

$28$40Save $12
These Polartech gloves are ultra-warm and they have touch-screen compatibility so you can use your phone without taking them off.
$28 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Patagonia Synchilla Lightweight Snap Fleece Pullover

$84$129Save $45
This Patagonia fleece is perfect for milder weather, or to layer under a heavier coat. Elastic binding at cuffs and hem help seal in warmth, while the snap chest pocket is just right for holding your keys and credit card.
$84 at Backcountry
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Backcountry Flare Legging

$36$79Save $43
Yoga pants that are cute, comfortable and flattering? Yes, please!
$36 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Mountainsmith Upland Tent

$115$290Save $175
This tent sleeps six and can offer shelter for up to three seasons of the year (you might want to go with something heftier if you're planning a winter camp-out). It features waterproof construction to keep you dry, along with mesh wall panels for good air flow.
$115 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Patagonia Classic Retro-X Fleece Jacket

$137$229Save $92
This cool Patagonia fleece offers contrasting pops of color to create a statement jacket. It's surprisingly windproof (perfect for long afternoons outside) and features zip pockets to keep your stuff secure.
$137 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Big Agnes Torchlight Camp Sleeping Bag

$95$190Save $95
Stay cozy and warm in this snug sleeping bag. It features expanders in the shoulders and sides to accommodate all body sizes, along with regular and long zipper options.
$95 at Backcountry
Backcountry

The North Face Arctic Down Parka

$245$350Save $105
Meet your new everyday winter jacket. It's waterproof yet breathable to help you stay dry (and chic!) while you go about your day. Down insulation helps keep you nice and toasty.
$245 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Backcountry Cardiac Gore-Tex Pro Jacket

$275$549Save $275
Block out the elements in this shell jacket. It features waterproof Gore-Tex Pro fabric, along with ripstop reinforced shoulders to ward off tears. The outsized hood is helmet-compatible to help you stay as warm and protected as possible on the slopes.
$275 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Stoic Puffer Glove

$20$39Save $20
Protect your paws from the cold with these toasty mittens. They boast a DWR-treated shell to ward off water and keep your fingers dry.
$20 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Patagonia Los Gatos Fleece Jacket

$89$149Save $60
This classic Patagonia fleece is 40% off! It features a high pile fleece to keep you warm, along with roomy front pockets and a full zip. It's perfect for layering on cool days.
$89 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Columbia West Bend Full-Zip Jacket

$35$70Save $35
Prefer your fleece jackets to be a little longer? This option hits below the waist for added warmth, while the plush fabric wicks away moisture and traps heat in one go. Choose from three pretty colors.
$35 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Columbia Powder Lite Hooded Jacket

$71$130Save $59
This Columbia jacket features special technology to keep you warm without adding bulk. Weather-resistant fabric helps keep snow and wind away, while an adjustable hem and elastic cuffs allow you to block out drafts.
$71 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Altra Lone Peak 6 Trail Running Shoe

$91$140Save $49
This sneaker is specially designed to help you get a grip on rocky terrain. It's lightweight enough to wear regularly and includes a mesh upper with drainage ports to keep your toes dry.
$91 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Nemo Stargaze Luxury Recliner Camp Chair

$150$250Save $100
Just because you're alfresco doesn't mean you can't chill in style. This camping chair swings and reclines and has water-resistant mesh fabric, along with a cup holder and zippered pocket to hold your must-haves.
$150 at Backcountry
Backcountry

Columbia Heavenly Jacket

$98$130Save $33
This jacket is made for cold weather. It features water-resistant fabric and an Omni-Heat reflective liner to keep in your body heat without looking bulky. There's even a soft fleece collar for added comfort and warmth.
$98 at Backcountry

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