Evo Launches Anniversary Sale With Deep Discounts on 2026 and 2027 Winter Gear
Snowfall in the West has prompted outdoor retailers to roll out seasonal promotions early, anchored by a major anniversary event at Evo that discounts thousands of skis, snowboards, and apparel items through October 22, 2026, outsideonline.com reported. The Pacific Northwest-based gear retailer is offering steep price cuts on popular hardware alongside a storewide promotion allowing members to save 20 percent on one full-priced item, skimag.com reported.
The timing aligns with early-season anticipation as resorts look toward late-October operations. Shoppers can access thousands of deals online through the retailer’s main catalog, though inventory on select clearance items remains limited, according to outsideonline.com.
Discounts on 2026 Skis and Technical Outerwear
The anniversary sale features substantial price reductions on several award-winning boards and outerwear pieces highlighted in recent gear guides. Atomic’s Backland 108 W women’s skis for 2026 are marked down to $480 from an original $800, according to outsideonline.com, which noted the model’s lightweight poplar-and-caruba core. Similarly, the wider Atomic Bent Chetler 120 is discounted to $510 from $850, and the Atomic Bent 110 is available for $450 down from $750, outsideonline.com reported.
Skimag.com highlighted additional markdown items, including the Völkl M7 Mantra skis at 30 percent off for expert skiers, and last year’s Atomic Backland 108 W models discounted by more than $300. Outerwear deals feature the Stio Men’s Figment Jacket, a Jackson, Wyoming-based brand shell offering 20K/20K waterproofing, alongside accessories such as Hestra Fall Line gloves and Smith 4D MAG goggles discounted to $209 from $348, as reported by outsideonline.com and skimag.com.
What Shoppers Should Know About the October 22 Deadline
With the promotional window closing on October 22, 2026, gear specialists advise consumers to act quickly on high-demand items with restricted stock, outsideonline.com noted. While general discounts apply broadly across equipment and apparel, the 20 percent member discount on full-priced merchandise excludes specific brands and categories.