Winter is in full swing but we’re not yet into the coldest month of the year (that’d be February), so if you’re in need of a new jacket or some other outdoor gear, now’s not a bad time to start looking — especially with ongoing New Year’s retail events like Moosejaw’s “Don’t Go Extinct Sale” which is slashing prices on The North Face jackets, backpacks, and more by up to 40%. These deals also include other top brands like Fjallraven, Columbia, Outdoor Research, and others, so if you’re not letting Old Man Winter keep you from enjoying the great outdoors and it’s time for some new kit, then read on and be sure to check out the rest of the sale offerings for more deals.
A backpack is easily one of the most important pieces of equipment you’ll be carrying on the trail, and a bad one can make life unpleasant real quick. A quality pack should be properly sized (both for your body and for the stuff you’re carrying), made to withstand the elements, well-designed to allow you to easily access your stuff when you need it, and of course, it should allow you to comfortably carry your load without wrecking your back and shoulders.
The North Face makes a wide variety of backpacks that tick all these boxes, ranging from small daypacks to larger rucks for extended thru-hikes. The Moosejaw Don’t Go Extinct Sale has several dozen on sale right now, and here’s a handful of our favorite picks which cover a nice spread of prices, sizes, and features to suit most needs and budgets:
When you think of The North Face you probably think of the brand’s excellent and hugely popular jackets, and they’re popular for a reason. From its lightweight windbreakers and rain jackets to its heavier parkas and puffer coats, The North Face makes some of the best outerwear on the market today, and it’s been a staple for many adventurers and outdoor athletes for decades now.
Moosejaw’s discounted offerings for The North Face men’s jackets are quite as extensive as those for women’s outerwear, but with a few dozen different styles marked down right now, there’s still a very good chance that the “Don’t Go Extinct Sale” has just what you need to keep you warm and dry during your next outdoor excursion:
Moosejaw’s winter sale on The North Face gear features the most discounts on women’s jackets, running the gamut from lightweight pullovers and hoodies to extra-warm puffers and just about everything in between. With more than 150 pieces of women’s outerwear marked down, you’ll be hard-pressed not to find something you like, but if you’ve already got a particular style in mind, we rounded up some of the most popular picks to get you started — but be sure to head over to the sale page anyway to see all the offerings for yourself, as many of the best deals are already sold out in some colors and sizes.
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