Stock up on Columbia shirts and pants with wicking and sun-blocking technology before the summer heat really kicks in.
We combed through the sale to find standout hiking pants, fishing shirts, running shoes, and other gear discounted during the Whatever the Weather Sale, which has savings of 20%-40% sitewide — with some exclusions.
The sale runs from April 13 through April 20 (PDT).
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Men’s PFG Tamiami II Short Sleeve Shirt: $45
Built for fishing, this wicking and UPF 40-rated shirt includes a mesh-lined vent in the back for better airflow, several chest pockets, and a rod-holder loop. The brand’s Omni-Wick technology helps draw moisture from your body to the fabric’s surface, keeping you cool and dry.
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Men’s Slack Tide Camp Shirt: $45
This lightweight button-up shirt is part of the Performance Fishing Gear line. It combines tech that wicks sweat with UPF 50 sun protection. Thoughtful details include a chest pocket with a utility loop, an interior mesh pocket, breathable vents, and even a sunglasses-cleaning patch inside the hem.
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Men’s Silver Ridge Utility Pants: $60
Columbia designed these hiking pants with articulated knees and two-way stretch fabric to help the pants move with you without sagging. The sweat-wicking fabric is also durable to withstand some abuse on the trail, and the pants offer UPF 50 sun protection as well.
Several multifunctional pockets offer plenty of places to carry essentials, while the integrated adjustable waistband helps customize your fit.
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Men’s Konos TRS OutDry Mid Shoe: $130
These max-cushioned hikers are built for long days on the trails thanks to the adaptive cushioning, bolstered stability, and ample traction underfoot. The brand’s Navic Fit System provides stability and a secure heel fit, while the TechLite+ midsole is an extra-light, responsive foam for greater comfort and feel.
They are mid-height shoes with a technical mesh upper and no-sew overlays. Columbia’s waterproof-breathable membrane OutDry helps keep feet dry in wet conditions.
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Men’s Konos Featherweight Shoe: $100
These lightweight shoes have breathable, woven uppers and a TechLite+ midsole foam that is ultra-light yet responsive. Columbia’s Omni-MAX adaptive cushioning and traction system for comfort on all types of terrain, while the Omni-Grip outsole and unique tread pattern provide sure-footed efficiency to every stride.
Additionally, these shoes were designed without the use of PFAs.
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Women’s PFG Tamiami II Long Sleeve Shirt: $50
This angler’s shirt is popular for its breathable comfort on and off the water. Fast-drying and sweat-wicking, with UPF 40 sun protection, this popular shirt has a classic look with breathable vents, roll-up sleeves, and a rod-holder loop.
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Women’s Leslie Falls Pants II: $70
These hiking pants have town looks but smart on-trail features like its stretchy fabrics and articulated knees, a variety of pockets, a hand utility loop, and adjustable cuffs. The brand’s Omni-Shade Broad Spectrum protects from UVA and UVB rays. And the Omni-Shield tech helps the pants dry quickly and repel light rain and stains.
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Women’s PFG Freezer III Dress: $55
Fight the heat on sunny days in this versatile and flattering performance dress, which provides UPF 50 sun protection from UVA and UVB rays. This dress also uses Columbia’s Omni-Free, a core technology that allows for faster cooling and wicking.
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Women’s Newton Ridge Plus Waterproof Amped Hiking Boot: $100
This bestselling hiking boot has a classic mountaineering style, a waterproof-breathable membrane construction, and a light midsole for lasting comfort. Columbia’s Omni-Grip outsole provides all-terrain stability and traction from its nonmarking rubber.
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Bora Bora Booney II: $30
Create shade for your head and shoulders with this vented, sun-blocking, moisture-wicking hat. The 3-inch brim creates shade below the face and even has an adjustable chin strap to hold it in place on windy days.
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Zigzag II 30L Backpack Access/Equip: $65
This 30L city-to-trail backpack has two main compartments, dual water bottle pockets, and a padded fleece-lined laptop sleeve that fits up to a 15-inch laptop. A flat, padded bottom helps the bag stand on its own while the top handle makes for a quick-grab or alternate carrying options.
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Trail Traveler Water Bottle Sling: $35
For days you want to carry your water bottle and some essentials without an entire backpack, this adjustable bottle sling fits most bottle sizes and has secured storage for a phone and wallet. Throw it over one shoulder for hands-free carrying and enjoy the airflow on your back that a daypack just can’t offer.
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