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REI Member Moment Sale: REI Co-Op’s Sale Is Here With A 20% Off Member Discount

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REI Co-op is kicking off a savings event exclusively for its members. Whether you’re in dire need of new running shoes or need to pick up a camping tent for your upcoming camping trip, you’ll find discounts on a wide range of outdoor gear and apparel in this sale.

If you’re not a REI Co-op member, here’s some good news: a lifetime membership costs only $20 and includes a breadth of perks you’ll be keen to take advantage of if you love the outdoors (and/or saving money).

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Read on to see our top picks from the REI Co-op Member Event and learn more about the benefits that come with a REI Co-Op membership.

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REI Co-Op Member Event Details

REI Co-op members will receive 20% off one full-price item or an extra 20% off one REI Outlet item with coupon code MEMBER21 from now until March 29. This discount applies to the highest-priced item. Some restrictions apply.

Non-members can add a REI Co-op membership to their cart for $20 and use coupon code MEMBER21 to receive their discount on an eligible item at checkout.

Best REI Co-Op Member Event Deals

The REI Co-op Member Event is the perfect time to refresh your outdoor gear and apparel before heading out on your first major spring outing. Take a look at the best REI Co-op Member Event deals below:

What Are the Benefits of Being an REI Co-Op Member?

A lifetime REI Co-Op membership costs only $20. In addition to exclusive sales, REI Co-Op members also enjoy these perks:

  • A share of REI Co-Op’s annual profit (member dividend)
  • Special prices on outdoor vacation packages
  • Used gear trade-in for gift cards
  • Members-only bike and ski shop services
  • Access to special edition merchandise
  • Discounted outdoor gear rental
  • Community forums, classes, and events

Who Should Become a REI Co-Op Member?

If you’re a regular REI Co-op shopper, it’s worth becoming a REI Co-Op member for the member dividend benefit alone. It’s an excellent way to save on future purchases all year round.

Even if you don’t frequent REI Co-op often, you’ll still benefit from a membership if you intend to make a large purchase. For orders over $100, the money you’ll save after using the member-exclusive coupon will exceed the price of the REI Co-op membership alone.

Also, anyone who enjoys traveling and the outdoors should consider picking up a REI Co-op membership for the discounted vacation packages, classes, and events.

Other ways to save at REI Co-Op

If you live in proximity to a REI Co-op retail location, you can maximize your savings by opting for in-store pickup and bypassing shipping fees. Alternatively, orders over $50 qualify for free shipping. (Note that fees may still apply for oversized items.)

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Alison Barretta
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