Weekly Deals: Solar Powered Camping Gear, Bikepacking Tent for 2, and More

Find great deals on outdoor gear. That's our goal each week. This week, save on socks, merino hoodies, and bikepacking shelters.

Western Rise is a performance men's appeal brand known for its understated, yet handsome, style and quality fabrics. Now, during the brand's sweeping anniversary sale, a broad range of styles is available for 40% off.

Of the discounted products, the Strongcore Merino Hoodie Sweater caught our eye. Made from merino wool and a dash of polyamide fiber, this hoodie is sure to be soft, supple, and nonirritating against the skin. Merino wool has natural temperature regulation and odor resistance properties ideal for an everyday hoodie.

The Western Rise 40% off sale continues until the end of April.

A few steps ahead of the rest of us, GoSun is living in a solar-powered future. From water purifiers to coolers, the brand is fully committed to a fossil fuel-free camping experience.

Now, as spring arrives and the sun's arch soars higher by the day, GoSun's gear is available for 20% off. Some of the more intriguing products included in the sale are the pictured campsite lights and a solar water boiler.

This roomy two-person shelter fits easily between a standard set of handlebars. Built specifically for bikepacking, the Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 is on sale now for $150 off.

A few key features set bikepacking shelters apart from standard tents. First, the poles typically have shorter segments so they’re easier to mount onto a bike when all packed away. The Copper Spur's compression sack has an integrated daisy-chain webbing system allowing multiple bike frame attachment configurations.

This tent is a solid choice for your next long trip on two wheels. It's big enough to share with a friend or store extra gear as a solo traveler.

It's no secret: Darn Tough makes the best hiking socks in existence. I’ve owned several pairs for 5+ years After several hundred wears — they’re still going strong with zero holes or thin spots.

The key to a good sock is long-lasting elasticity. No one wants a loose-fitting, lifeless sock that bunches up and slips down around the ankle. Wearers adore Darn Toughs for their snug fit, tight weave, and high-density cushioning.

At 25% off, the Hiker Micro Crew socks still aren't cheap, but they’ll likely save you money in the long run — Darn Toughs simply refuse to die.