We’ve still got a month left of winter, but Patagonia is already clearing out its seasonal inventory to make way for spring. Right now, the outdoor apparel company is running its Winter Sale, during which you can find hundreds of clothing items, accessories, gear and more for up to half off. But since sifting through the options can take valuable time, we’re here to help with a list of over 40 finds that are discounted the full 50 percent.

Among the plethora of products, you’ll find jackets, pants, backpacks, hats and even kids’ clothes, all for 50% off. We don’t know how long this sale will last—or how long the items will stay in stock. So, if you see something you love, snag it while you can!

Shop These 40+ Patagonia Sale Items for 50% Off

Women’s

• Re-Tool Hybrid Fleece Pullover, $134 (originally $269)
• Nano Puff Jacket, $119 (originally $239)
• Dirt Roamer Bike Jacket, $124 (originally $249)
• Glorya Tank Top, $29 (originally $59)
• Nano Puff Vest, $94 (originally $189)
• Fjord Flannel Shirt, $59 (originally $119)
• Tidal Threads Dress, $69 (originally $139)
• Classic Straight Pants, $49 (originally $99)
• Skysail Unlined Parka, $94 (originally $189)
• Houdini Stash 1/2-Zip Pullover, $69 (originally $139)
• Stand Up Cropped Corduroy Overalls, $69 (originally $139)
• Capilene Cool Trail Bike Henley, $32 (originally $65)
• Garden Island Dress, $64 (originally $129)

Men’s

• Nano-Air Ultralight Pullover, $99 (originally $199)
• Lightweight Waxed Cotton Jacket, $184 (originally $369)
• Windsweep Jacket, $99 (originally $199)
• Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover, $69 (originally $139)
• Hydropeak Boardshorts, $37 (originally $75)
• Light Gust Vest, $94 (originally $189)
• R1 Air Zip-Neck, $64 (originally $129)
• Transit Traveler 5-Pocket Pants, $69 (originally $139)
• Transit Traveler Polo Shirt, $49 (originally $99)
• Long-Sleeved Capilene Cool Daily Graphic Shirt, $32 (originally $65)
• Re-Tool Hybrid Fleece Hoody, $164 (originally $329)
• Lightweight Insulated Fjord Flannel Shirt, $99 (originally $199)
• Shop Sticker Pocket Responsibili-Tee, $22 (originally $45)

Kids

• Insulated Outdoor Everyday Jacket, $74 (originally $149)
• Los Gatos Fleece Cardigan, $49 (originally $99)
• Maipo Tights, $34 (originally $69)
• Nomader Pants, $39 (originally $79)
• Baby Micro D Snap-T Fleece Jacket, $34 (originally $69)
• Baby Furry Friends Fleece Hoody, $34 (originally $69)
• Trucker Hat, $17 (originally $35)
• Outdoor Everyday Pants, $39 (originally $79)
• Kids’ Overalls, $49 (originally $99)
• Long-Sleeved Capilene Silkweight T-Shirt, $22 (originally $45)
• Trim Brim Sun Hat, $22 (originally $45)

Packs, Gear and Accessories

• Black Hole Pack 25L, $74 (originally $149)
• Terravia Mini Hip Pack 1L, $17 (originally $35)
• Airfarer Cap, $19 (originally $39)
• Waxed Cotton Bucket Hat, $34 (originally $69)
• Broadcaster Hat, $19 (originally $39)
• Sun Mask, $17 (originally $35)
• Everyday Beanie, $19 (originally $39)
• Atom Daypack 24L, $49 (originally $99)
• Fieldsmith Lid Pack 28L, $69 (originally $139)
• Recycled Oversized Tote, $27 (originally $55)
• Fieldsmith Roll-Top Pack 32L, $74 (originally $149)
• Stealth Pack Vest, $99 (originally $199)

Sales

Climbing Gear Is Up to 40% Off During Mammut's Winter Sale

If you’re a slightly impulsive running enthusiast like me, you might have signed up for a spring marathon without considering you’d be training all through winter (yikes). However, if that’s the case, you’re in luck. I’ve compiled a comprehensive list of the best winter running gear to get you through even the chilliest runs. For starters, you’ll need a reliable hat, running gloves, thermal leggings… the list goes on.

Even if you’re just spending extended periods of time in cold weather, compression long-sleeved shirts or trusty Yaktrax could come in handy. So, shop my top picks below, and good luck with your race!

The Best Winter Running Gear: A Comprehensive List

• Frost Bite-Free: Winter runs often come with high winds, bitter cold temperatures, sleet and sometimes snow. But that’s where Nike’s Dry Fit Running Wrap comes in. It aptly protects your face and neck through even the most blustery conditions — $28
• No Slip: Whether your sidewalks tend to go unsalted or you’re running on the road, consider Yaktrax Run Traction Cleats. They slip over the bottom of your sneaker and provide the traction for potentially slippery surfaces — $55
• Warm Feet: There’s nothing worse than finishing a run with frozen toes. But thanks to Smart Wool merino socks, you can fend off the icy air. The wool actually wicks away moisture, keeping your feet dry and insulated — $23
• Layer Up: This men’s base layer set is also made from merino wool—the same material as a running socks we mentioned above. Both pieces will sufficiently keep you warm and dry while preventing sweat from cooling you down — $74
• Shirt Supply: Fellow ladies training for spring races will also want to layer up. And this 5-pack of compression long-sleeved shirts will provide you with wicking, lightweight tops to wear throughout the week — $28
• Skull Cap: Wearing a hat decreases the amount of heat that escapes from the top of your head. And New Balance’s Skull Cap is lightweight enough that you’ll forget you’re even wearing it — $20
• High Pony: If you’d rather keep your hair in a pony, a beanie might not be for you. That said, this fleece ponytail hat might come in handy for bitter cold days. You can keep your hair up and your ears warm at the same time — $20
• Fashionable and Functional: While the FlipBelt Women’s Thermal Leggings are ultra flattering, they’re also ultra warm. And best of all, they have waistline and side pockets for your keys and phone. It’s a storage dream come true — $65
• Outer Must-Have: As a top layer, might I suggest Patagonia’s R1 Air Fleece? Available for both men and women, it’s lightweight, breathable and quick-drying. Plus, it’s cute—you can pretty much wear it anywhere — $159
• Warm Fingers: Let’s prevent finger frostbite, shall we? Get yourself a pair of these lightweight running gloves, which are touch-screen compatible (a major bonus) — $15

Gifts

A Health Nut's Gift Guide: Gym Clothes, Equipment and More

While there are many ways to spread holiday cheer, I personally love giving beauty and fashion gifts. There’s something special about gifting your loved ones something that will make them feel better in their own skin—whether that’s a designer dress or a two-step skincare routine. That’s why I created a beauty and fashion gift guide, so you can do the same.

But this list isn’t just for women. Anyone can rock the Bajio unisex sunglasses, and I’ll definitely be getting some of the Marlowe beard oil for my husband this holiday season. With that in mind, this is a well-rounded list that has something for everyone on your list this holiday season.

Beauty and Fashion Gifts for Your Most Stylish Friends

Fashion must-haves

Patagonia Men’s Twill Traveler Chino Long Pants

$129

They're cool, comfortable and go with literally anything. Dress 'em up or down, and make sure you have some clean sneakers to match!

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Bajio Tionia Sunglasses

$269

Protect your favorite fashionista from sun damage in style. These Bajio Tiona sunglasses are unisex, and you can customize both the frames and lenses. 

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Kate Spade New York Bleecker Saffiano Small Leather Crossbody Bag, Arugula

$198

Add a pop of color to your 'fit with a bright green bag! Kate Spade's Saffiano Small Leather Crossbody is made from durable, high-quality leather, and it's a timeless style that you'll love forever.

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12th Tribe Melissa Floral Mini Dress

$88

This dress is a fall wardrobe staple. Dress it up with some boots and go apple picking. You know you're going to look amazing in those photos.

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Carve Designs Audrey Wide Leg Jeans

$123

They go with everything, and let's face it: the style is timeless. We strongly recommend pairing these with a cute bootie or high-top sneaker. 

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Avidlove Sleepwear PJ Set

Sale Price: $20 $30

Who said sleepwear had to be basic? Avidlove's set comes with a matching cami and shorts that are both cute and comfortable. 

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alice + olivia Women’s Antonette Button Front Mini Dress

Sale Price: $246 $495

While anyone can rock alice + olivia's Antonette Button Front Mini Dress, it's quite literally made for the Hamptons. So, order yourself a spritz and lounge like a lady who lunches. 

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Beauty staples

BeautyStat Cosmetics Triple-Plump Coconut Milk Serum

$42

There's a reason why BeautyStat's Coconut Serum is a favorite of Bethany Frankel—it seals in moisture, restores the skin barrier and fights aging with a bunch of amazing ingredients.

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Tata Harper Radiance Reset Mini Skin Care Set

$28

With two types of cleansers, the Tata Harper gift set has everything you need to reset your skin. Your giftee will be looking fresh in no time.

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Hi Beautiful You Perfecting Bronzer

$58

While some bronzers are streaky, this waterproof Hi Beautiful You bronzer blends seamlessly. No wonder Vanessa Williams loves it so much.

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Joico Dream Blowout Glass 72hr Frizz Fighter

$28

Joico Dream Blowout Glass 72hr Frizz Fighter keeps your hair looking sleek and shiny over several days. So we weren't surprised to find out Kate Hudson is a fan—her locks are always looking sleek.

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Dr. Althea Pure Grinding Cleansing Balm

Sale Price: $19 $23

Featuring quality ingredients like madecassoside, Dr. Althea's cleansing balm is non-greasy, vegan and incredibly soothing. Hilary Duff's makeup artist is a repeat customer, and that's how you know it's good. 

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Marlowe’s No. 143 Beard Oil

$16

Keep your beard nourished with Marlowe! It contains vegan and cruelty-free ingredients that'll leave you feeling fresh and sleek.

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Lilly Lashes All the Fills 3D Brow Tinted Fiber Gel

$18

Fill in your brows with one of the best brow gels out there. While it's lightweight, it's buildable and grips to your natural brows for radiant fullness.

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Gifts

A Gift Guide to Shopping for Women: Fitness, Skincare and More

For many, the holidays often come with cozy movie marathons and sweets galore. However, not everyone is looking to celebrate the holiday season sedentarily. Whether your giftee is a dedicated runner, a Pilates princess or is simply delving into the world of fitness, there are so many gifts that’ll undoubtedly bring joy to your active and health-conscious friends and family members. From the latest Garmin watch to tennis skorts, treat your beloved fitness fanatic to something they’ll love.

There’s even room on the list for stocking stuffers! Nutritional must-haves like electrolyte sample packs and soothing essential oils will bring joy to any wellness guru on your shopping list this holiday season. So get ready to start shopping, with your giftee’s well-being at the forefront.

Gear

• Spin City: If you’re comfortable splurging on your giftee, treat them to a Peloton bike. All they’d have to pay is the membership fee for classes, personalized stats and more.
• Resistance: Renoj’s weighted vest will add resistance to runs, walks and workouts of all kinds. And with a 4.9-star average rating, we know it’ll make for a great (and slightly heavy) addition to your stash under the tree.
• Walk Away: Trailviber’s walking pad is a great way to get your steps in, especially if you don’t have access to sidewalks or trails at your fingertips. And it can fit under a desk for staying active while you work.
• Dink: Who doesn’t love pickleball? It’s a great way to stay in shape and socialize in an active setting. Each MTEN Pickleball Set comes with two paddles and four balls—what more do you need?
• Track In Style: Keep an eye on your health stats in style with Garmin’s new Instinct Crossover AMOLED watch. We reviewed the watch ourselves, and can confidently confirm it helps you stay in style, in shape and on track.
• Pack It: Hike with all the essentials! The Patagonia Black Hole Pack 32L is ultra durable and sustainably-made, giving you 32 liters of space for water, first aid kits and more. Shoppers love its organization—with pockets galore, it has everything you need for a successful trip.
• Bird Babe: Give the gift of next-level birding. Nocs Provisions’ Standard Issue Waterproof 10 x 25 Binoculars deliver top-quality views of birds and wildlife for an affordable price.

Clothes

• Full Set: Give your beloved yogi the set they deserve! While On Earth’s Aura Bra and High Rise Leggings are sophisticated, buttery soft and ultra comfortable for long walks and low-impact workouts alike. Namaste!
• Serving Looks: PopFlex’s Pirouette Skort is a fabulous addition to any tennis queen’s wardrobe. Considered a favorite by Taylor Swift, it’s definitely the perfect piece to shake it off.
• Winter Warrior: Perfect as a lightweight layer for skiers and winter hikers alike is Patagonia’s men’s Nano Puff Hoody. Even if it’s snowing, it’ll keep your favorite guy warm and dry.
• Kick It: Treat your beloved runner to new kicks! New Balance’s Fresh Foam X 1080v14s come in men’s and women’s sizes, providing comfort, support and breathability. Winner!
• Happy Feet: We promise every gym enthusiast you know could greatly benefit from a new pack of socks. And Nike’s Unisex Adult Everyday Cushioned Training Crew Socks are cushy and supportive for everyday exercise.
• Stay Dry: Whether you’re running in the rain or hiking in the elements, The North Face Women’s Apex Bionic 3 Jacket is a premium choice. It’s rain- and wind- resistant, so you can stay comfortable regardless of the weather.
• Everyday Wear: Champion Men’s Joggers are comfortable and lightweight for both leisure and gym-related activities. And they’re under $40 at full price—a major steal.

Stocking Stuffers

• Clean It: Arbour Activewear Detergent keeps your gym clothes smelling fresh and clean, using only plant-based, natural ingredients. And rest assured your giftee will love that alluring cotton sandalwood scent.
• Aromatherapy: Revitalize, energize and relax with Handcraft Blends’ Peppermint Essential Oil. Pop it into a diffuser or rub it on your body and experience the magic.
• Relief: Toloco’s Massage Gun will keep your muscles loose and relaxed, helping facilitate recovery for your next workout. Featuring a rechargeable battery, it’s the perfect gift for anyone in need of a little R&R.
• Hydrate: Who doesn’t love the Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle? In addition to its sleek look and large capacity, it’ll keep your water cool all day long.
• Chafe-Free: Runners know chafing all too well. Keep your cardio bunnies comfortable with this Megababe Thigh Rescue Anti-Chafe Stick. We promise they’ll thank you later.
• Balanced: Make sure your electrolyte levels are in check with the LMNT Sample Pack. It comes with every flavor to power your runs, workouts and more.
• Smoothie King: Small yet mighty is the Magic Bullet Blender. Your giftee can blend all their favorite fruit, protein powders and beyond for the ultimate healthy on-the-go breakfast.

Gifts

15 Gifts for Fitness Enthusiasts—All Under $90

In the eyes of an outdoor enthusiast, Patagonia is extremely expensive, but it’s also top-of-the-line. Oftentimes, I feel that it’s definitely worth the splurge. But if I can get it thrifted—or better yet—on sale, I’m always going to take the opportunity. And right now, the beloved brand is offering shoppers up to 40% off clothes, gear and more. Among puff jackets and down sleeping bags, there are so many outdoor essentials from last season that are going for a fraction of their regular price.

Even if you aren’t particularly outdoorsy, there are so many fashionable pieces (hello Stand Up Overalls) as well as gadgets that will simply upgrade everyday tasks (we’re looking at you, Refugio Daypack). So take a look at these discounted finds and shop soon before this rare sale ends!

The Best Styles To Shop During Patagonia’s Up To 40% Off Sale

Top men’s must-haves

• Teddy Bear: Get ready for fall and winter with this Classic Retro-X Fleece Jacket that’ll make you feel like a teddy bear. Choose between a wide range of natural colors, and save 30% while you’re at it — originally $229, now $160!
• Warm Winter: Whether you’re walking the dog on a chilly fall morning or running in the cold, the Nano Puff Jacket can really do it all (in a bunch of cool colors, too!) — originally $239, now $167!
• Business Casual: Let’s face it: a down sweater vest is both warm and stylish. And if you wear it to the office, everyone will know you’re probably a climber on the weekends — originally $229, now $137!
• Do Anything: Take a hike or go out for lunch in the Nomader Volley Shorts. Either way, you’ll look stylish and still feel comfortable — originally $89, now $62!
• Hike, Swim, Chill: I love a good pair of trail shorts because you can wear ’em on a hike, go for a swim or even go out on the town. They’ll stay dry and will look good in the meantime — originally $79, now $55! 
• Be Cool: Every athlete needs an ultra lightweight wicking shirt, like this long-sleeved Capilene style. Even if it’s hot outside, you’ll stay cool — originally $59, now $41!

Fave women’s clothes

• Fit and Function: Slip into the most lightweight shorts imaginable, the 4″ Funhoggers Shorts. Whether you’re gardening or camping, they’re exceptional (especially in a heat wave!)  — originally $69, now $41!
• Stay Dry: Even though the Skysail Jacket isn’t a rain coat, per se, it’s great for boat excursions, walking around on a misty day and staying warm. It comes in Black, Green and Melon, and at 40% off, I’m eyeing all of them — originally $199, now $119!
• Pilates Princess: The Maipo 7/8 Stash Tights are suitable for workout classes, outdoor runs and hikes alike. They come in a ton of fun colors and have great ratings, too — originally $119, now $71!
• Garden Mama: Look cute and stay dry in the Stand Up Overalls. They’re comfortable and are made to get dirty. Plus, they’re 100% organic cotton — originally $109, now $65!
• Far Out: Yes, the Natural Blend Retro Cardigan is pricier, but you’ll be living in it all winter long. It’s also soft AF, and both designs on sale are too cute to pass up — originally $349, now $245!
• All-Purpose: Stay dry regardless of what you’re doing, in the Multi Trails Shorts. They’re made from recycled materials and in a Fair Trade Certified Factory, too — originally $69, now $48!

Best gear picks

• Day Trip: Take what you need on an all-day hike or city excursion with the Refugio Daypack. Its 26 liter capacity can hold alllllll the snacks and gadgets— originally $109, now $87!
• Weekender: The Black Hole Duffel holds enough for a weekend getaway. Not only do I love the logo’s colors—I also love that you can hold it by a handle or with the ergonomic backpack straps — originally $169, now $135!
• Dry Bag: Keep everything dry with the Black Hole MLC Cube. When it rains or if your lotion explodes on your trip, you can thank me later — originally $65, now $45!
• Runner: Hike, run or bike wearing a stealth convertible vest—it’ll help you train with all the snacks and drinks you’ll need. The fabric is lightweight, and it’ll keep you organized as you go — originally $99, now $59!
• Fanny: Never lose your wallet again with the Terravia Hip Pack. The colors are adorable, and let’s face it: there’s nothing better than a classic fanny pack — originally $59, now $47!

Backpacking season is officially in full swing, which means you most likely have some next-level overnight excursions planned. But outdoorsy folks know backpacking gear isn’t cheap. So if you’re missing something from your list of essentials, don’t worry. We’ve found some seriously incredible backpacking gear deals from across the web. From new backpacks to first aid kits, we’ve found everything you could possibly need.

Even if you love traveling but aren’t crazy about the great outdoors, we found a sale on portable solar chargers that’ll keep you connected, wherever you are. Regardless, your summer activities shouldn’t cost more than they have to, so keep reading for some seriously next-level bargains.

Top Backpacking Gear Deals

• Stay Warm: Even if you’re camping during the summer season, having a warm sleeping bag is essential! MalloMe’s compact sleeping bags are lightweight but equipped to keep you warm through spring, summer and fall—originally $30, now $26!
• Rest Up: I turned 30 and decided I couldn’t live without a sleeping pad. And neither should you! It stays compact while you’re hiking, and self-inflates so you don’t have to do any work—originally $50, now $30!
• Safety First: Regardless of your experience, preparation is crucial! Mini first aid kits won’t weigh down your bag too much. And they have everything you could possibly need if things go south—originally $14, now $10!
• 5-Star Accommodations: There’s nothing better than having a hot meal after a long day of hiking. Portable camping stoves are relatively cheap to begin with. But, we’ve found one for less than $10 (score!) — originally $11, now $8!
• Lit: Headlamps make everything easier when you’re stumbling around a dark campsite or if you’re starting your hike early. Trust us, it’s a lot easier than schlepping around a heavy flashlight—originally $17, now $8 for a two-pack
• Pack It: Having a high-quality backpack will make all the difference, whether you’re hiking five or 20 miles. Plus, Bseach’s comes in so many adorable colors—originally $50, now $40!
• Shelter: When embarking on a through-hike, backpacking tents are lightweight and extra compact. And even though they aren’t usually cheap, this one is 10% off—originally $25, now $22!
• Mask Up: Skip the sun poisoning on your camping trip this summer. Patagonia’s sun mask will keep your face protected, which is priceless, especially when it’s 34% off—originally $35, now $24!
• Storms Ahead: Weather’s looking iffy? Patagonia’s Storm Shift Pants wick away water and sweat. Even through negative temps, they’ll keep you warm—originally $449, now $314!
• Ultra Versatile: Patagonia’s Quandary Shorts will help you stay comfortable and dry through all your summer hikes. They come in red and green, and best of all, they’re 32% off—originally $75, now $52!
• Sip It: We love a CamelBak hydration pack because you can hydrate on the go. It holds two liters of water that you can wear underneath your regular hiking pack. Plus, it’s relatively easy to clean—originally $65, now $50!
• Sit Back: Obviously, a camping chair may take up a little extra space in your pack. But the Moon Lence’s camping chair is so comfortable, you won’t want to leave it behind—originally $46, now $38!
• Stay Connected: Portable solar chargers are essential to stay in touch with your family while you’re away. This one is also multi-use, as it has a solar-powered LED flashlight—originally $50, now $18!

Although I’ve been hiking for more than a decade now, it took me a long time to realize that proper hiking attire is incredibly important. Gone are the days of pulling on a thick sweatshirt or little cotton shorts in preparation to summit a mountain. Whether you’re opting for some all-seasons pants or shorts you can swim in, finding a pair of moisture-wicking, lightweight and durable hiking bottoms is crucial.

Luckily, getting yourself a proper pair doesn’t have to cost your entire paycheck. In fact, we’ve found durable leggings on sale for just $50. Obviously, if you want to invest a little more, you totally can, but spending big is not required. Here are our favorite picks for both women and men.

Affordable and Durable Hiking Bottoms

Favorite picks for women

1. Relaxed Fit: Look like the coolest gal on the trail in Patagonia’s 5″ Baggies Shorts. They feature a relaxed fit and are made from lightweight recycled materials—so they’ll feel great, without leaving behind a major environmental impact.

2. Spend Less: If you aren’t looking for anything pricey (and to be able to wear them as regular all-day leggings), go for the Carhartt Force Utility Leggings. The high-rise fit is super flattering, and they’re on sale for $50, so seriously, why not?

3. Made For Water: Columbia’s Sandy Trail Shorts were quite literally made for you to take a dip in the lake after that long trek on the trails. The ripstop nylon and polyester combo is durable and quick-drying. Meanwhile, the Nonflurinated durable water repellent finish promises to keep you dry if caught in the rain.

4. Crunchy Cute: Attention all crunchy gals, belted hiking shorts are both flattering and practical! The cinched waist keeps things in—especially when you’re making your way down a rock slide. And in addition to providing reliable sun protection, they’re also moisture-wicking.

5. So Many Colors: It comes as no surprise that Cotopaxi Brinko Shorts come in the coolest colors, based on the rest of the brand’s offerings. The shorts feature an elastic waistband and drop-in pockets.

6. All Seasons: Dressing appropriately for the weather while hiking can be a trip—especially with chilly mornings and scorching afternoons. That’s where prAna Koen Pants come in because they’re long yet lightweight. And best of all, they have a ‘short’ and ‘tall’ option so you can find the perfect fit for you.

7. Ol’ Reliable: Although they may not be the cutest option on the list, Libin’s Lightweight Quick Dry Hiking Pants are going to last beyond your lifetime. These durable hiking pants will be with you through every summit, river trek or gardening session. Either way, they’ll go the distance for ya.

8. Stretchy: Some hiking shorts and pants can wear a little stiff, but Columbia’s Hike Shorts are famously stretchy. The Omni-Wick technology manages moisture by moving it from your skin to the fabric, where it can dry more easily. And the built-in interior crepe mesh brief gives you the option to swim, even if you forgot your bathing suit.

9. Skort: Surprisingly, there are so many benefits to a hiking skort—like the comfy fit and extra airflow. And this one comes in so many colors. It’ll look great in all your summit photos, and you’ll love how it feels.

Comfortable options for men

10. Year-Round Hiker: Whether you’re trekking through the snow or desert, Patagonia’s Quandry Pants will be there for you for all seasons. The material is moisture-wicking. Meanwhile, it provides UV-protection, so even if it’s a scorcher, you’ll stay protected.

11. Not Too Pricey: These Pudolla hiking shorts are super affordable, as they start at just $30. They come in a few neutral colors, and the slim fit is actually pretty flattering. The many pockets are a huge plus, especially for packing a few extra granola bars.

12. 2-in-1: If your hike starts out cold (and ends in the sun), Moosehill hiking pants do it all. They’re moisture-wicking and super stretchy. And while you can start off wearing them as pants, the legs zip off to shorts. And really, what’s cooler than that?

13. Most Affordable: Walmart’s Ozark Trail Hiking Pants are water-resistant, and provide UV protection… and just $23. They come in regular and plus sizes, too.

14. Cargo: For more of a cargo fit, you’ll love these lightweight joggers? They’re equally durable to classic hiking pants, though they have several pockets (literally, there are five), and the color options are pretty cute. Plus, the elastic waistband is extremely comfortable… it’ll be hard not to wear these everyday.

15. Vacation-Ready: The great thing about Eddie Bauer’s Men’s Guide Pro Shorts is that they’re super packable. Even if you don’t think you’ll need another pair of shorts on your backpacking trip, you might as well take ’em with you.

16. Multi-Purpose: Do anything and everything in Eddie Bauer’s Top Out Ribstop Pants. The elastic and cotton materials fit comfortably, and they’ll last a long time.

17. UV Protection: If you’re particularly prone to sunburn, Columbia’s Silver Ridge Utility Pants may be the way to go. The Omni-Shade technology is made from tightly woven fabric, providing UVA and UVB protection. Meanwhile, it wicks away moisture, too, so you won’t sweat too much.

18. Eco-Friendly: Adidas’ Terrex Multi Trail Running Shorts are made for trail-running, as they’re incredibly lightweight and moisture wicking, but you can absolutely hike in them, too. They’re made from 100% recycled materials. That way, you can feel good about your purchase.