If you're looking for deals on outdoor gear and apparel, the REI sale section can't be beat. Here are the best deals to shop ...

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If you're a winter runner, REI has thin layers that can keep your core temperature up while wicking away moisture. And if you're more into hiking or hitting the slopes, you'll find gear that's ...

And yet, as for many yuppies of a certain disposition, REI occupies a special place in my heart. I grew up in Portland, Oregon, the whitest big city in America, a place where brightly colored ...

Now you can see why it’s so popular for yourself without paying anywhere close to full price. REI is taking 40% off three ways to bring that signature Nano Puff look to your wardrobe.

In the statement released by REI, it was stated that former REI Board Director, Mary Beth Laughton, will be stepping up in place of Artz. Starting Feb. 3, Laughton will lead the company as President.

When it comes to buying outdoor gear, REI is unsurprisingly one of the top ... What separates the two sites is that Steep & Cheap looks to live up to its name by offering those looking for a ...

Most of us are unsurprised to learn that the environmental track record of corporations like Mcdonald’s, Coca Cola or Ikea doesn’t live up to their ... Northwest icons, REI, has become far ...

REI Co-op, the outdoor retailer headquartered near Seattle, announced Wednesday that its President and CEO, Eric Artz, is stepping down in March and will be replaced by Mary Beth Laughton, a ...

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