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Cyber Monday Deals That Are Actually Worth the Money

Deals on outdoor gear you'll actually use

By Laura Lancaster

Updated on Nov 27, 2023 5:01 PM EST

3 minute read

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Here at Outdoor Life we know better than most just how many all-cap subpar brands there are out there masquerading as great gear for hunting, fishing, backpacking, and more. To save you time (and money), we sifted through the dross to find all the Cyber Monday deals actually worth the money.

Solo Stove

Talk to Gear Editor Scott Einsmann and you’ll quickly find out what a big fan of Solo Stove he is. Or you can read about it here or here. And they’ve got lots of great sales along with Breeo on for Cyber Monday.

Solar Generators

There are a ton of great deals on solar generators this Cyber Monday. These are our top picks based on our test of the Best Solar Generators.

Power Stations

Satellite Messengers

Survival Gear

Now here’s a Cyber Monday deal actually worth the money. The MSR Guardian is an amazing piece of tech: the only filter that is both self-cleaning and capable of removing viruses from your water without the use of activated carbon. It’s 25% off, which amounts to some serious savings.

Optics

Knives

Tents

Backpacking Backpacks

Water Sports

Fish Finders

Trail Cameras

Adventure Cameras

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Laura Lancaster

Staff Writer

Lancaster is Outdoor Life’s gear staff writer where she focuses on in-depth testing of backpacking and camping gear, with a particular interest in lightweight and ultralight gear. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and daughter.

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