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What You'll Get
Outdoor adventurers face innumerable challenges, from misplaced trail markers to white-picketed subdivisions disguised as rugged mountains. Prepare for the wily wilds with today's Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of outdoors apparel and gear at US Outdoor Store. This Groupon expires in two months.
For more than 50 years, the outdoors aficionados at US Outdoor Store have equipped intrepid customers with a vast array of gear and apparel for snowboarding, surfing, mountaineering, and a host of other adrenaline-fueled endeavors. Don a pair of navy blue Reef board shorts ($38) for wading waves or wrestling lawn sprinklers. The durable Mountain Hardware raffia crusher hat ($40) can be stuffed away into beach bags for impromptu sun-soaked jaunts, and children's Northface rain jackets ($32) shield young adventurers from Mother Nature's aerial bombardment. Sheathe leg-ends of all ages and grape-stomping abilities by applying your Groupon toward footwear cobbler-made for the tasks at foot. Additionally, surf gear such as durable O'Neill gloves ($34.95) and surf booties ($37.50) boost aquaphiles' splash skills, and camping gear facilitates relaxing reprieves from home poltergeists.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Oct 17, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Not valid until 8/17/11. In-store only. Not valid for sale items. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About US Outdoor Store
US Outdoor Store has spent the last half century rigging outdoor enthusiasts with equipment made by the industry's top brands, such as Burton, Patagonia, and Marmot. Stocking their shelves with quality, hand-selected products helps them prepare customers for adventures that range from snowboarding and skiing to surfing and mountaineering. The company also boasts highly educated staff members who impart customers with wisdom gleaned from extensive product testing. Such testing could include soaring down slopes on new skis or using carabineers to convert laundry lines into ziplines.