Updated: Even more Cyber ​​Week deals you can’t miss

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Gone are the days of lining up outside Walmart opening-style at 5 a.m. to get a good deal. Luckily, most Black Friday deals are available online and valid all weekend until Cyber ​​Monday, so we can shop in the warmth of our living rooms (and, if you’re really lucky, a ski lodge).

Since there’s no shortage of deals during Cyber ​​Week, we’ve shopped around for you and compiled a list of our favorite brands offering discounted gear. Whether you’re shopping for friends, family or treating yourself, we’re here to help you score some serious bargains.

At a glance:

The products SKI Editors owns or wants to purchase:

The North Face Thermoball Booties

Buy now: Men. Buy now: Women

A staff favorite, these are the ultimate skier’s booties. Very popular for their easy on and off, insulation and rubber traction, these ankle boots will quickly put you on the list of the best. Keep them in your ski bag for some great après-ski fun and don’t be surprised if everyone you know suddenly needs a pair of slippers to “borrow.”

Helly Hansen Avanti softshell ski bib shorts

Buy Now ($262.50, normally $350)

I was looking for a reliable pair of softshell bib shorts for warmer ski days and the Avanti bib shorts are exactly what I was looking for. I love that they embody the retro vibe and the stripe pays homage to the history of skiing. More importantly, they have additional reinforcement at the hem so they will last for years. They also use Recco technology to provide additional security. Now I just have to decide on the color. –Jamie Aranoff

Buy Now ($19, normally $25)

If you have avid travelers on your gift list, now is the perfect time to save on Mystery Ranch gear. An underrated gift for anyone packing their suitcase is a set of high-quality packing cubes that won’t rip or tear while you’re on the go. Packing cubes are also the best way to maximize space for clothing and other accessories in your roller ski bag. Grab a set of three in five different colors – now on sale – from Mystery Ranch.

Smith 4D MAG

Buy Now (Starting at $204, normally $340)

Skiers love Smith goggles because of their reputation and versatility. We love the 4D Mag because the glasses are state-of-the-art when it comes to seeing what’s around us and in the periphery (which is pretty important). Smith’s Birdseye technology allows skiers to have better vision and ski more safely. The safety glasses are available in over 20 lens color combinations, so no matter what style you prefer, you’ll find what you’re looking for at Smith.

Halfdays Light Cushion ski socks

I have such poor circulation in my feet that I stuffed regular hand warmers (not even toe warmers) into my boots for years, and the discomfort was better than the loss of feeling in my toes. Luckily, I discovered the wonders of toe warmers and heated boot liners. Still, I need a reliable sock to get me through the day, and one of my favorites is the Light Cushion Ski Sock from Halfdays. This Black Friday I will be stocking up on more socks and also picking up a few extras to give as gifts! –Jamie Aranoff

Expedition Crocodile Classic Gaiters

Buy now (for every $100 spent you will be entered to win a $5,000 grand prize)

This is actually something I habit will be buying this year, and for good reason. My parents have each owned a pair of Outdoor Research gaiters for nearly three decades, and although the colors are a little faded and the strap a little worn, they are as good as ever. You’ve worn the gaiters every winter while cross-country skiing, shoveling snow, and hiking. And when my parents aren’t using them, my brother and I occasionally borrow them for our own cold-weather ventures. If you’re looking for gear that will last for generations, look no further. This is designed to last. –Jamie Aranoff

Stio Hometown hooded down jacket

Buy now (men) Buy now (women)

If you’re looking for a jacket that will keep you warm around town or on the slopes, this is it. The high loft down retains heat to keep you warm on the coldest days and the jacket is remarkably lightweight due to the warmth it provides. When zipped up, the hood is snug and provides excellent protection for the chin and ears, making the hat and scarf worth the money. The fit is flattering but not too tight, a very casual look that is not too long. The neatly crafted cuffs with internal elastic make it easy to put on a glove, although there is no tightening fastener to ensure that air can occasionally flow up the sleeve when you are not wearing a glove or mitten. —Giorgia Menetre

Arc’teryx Proton Lightweight Hoodie

Buy now (men) Buy now (women)

Arc’teryx’s Proton line is one of those pieces that is unparalleled in its category. The inner material is made of an almost air pocket-like material that quickly wicks away sweat while keeping you warm. This lining makes it the ultimate midlayer, especially in the backcountry. With a Gore-Tex outer shell, you can also wear the jacket as an outermost layer (it also makes a great rain jacket).

Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer Vest

Buy Now ($129, normally $260)

I’ve collected several Ghost Whisperer pieces over the years, but one thing I never leave out of my ski bag is my Ghost Whisperer vest. At just under 4.6 ounces, it’s literally light as a feather, yet it’s filled with 800-fill RDS-certified down so the warmth-to-weight ratio is excellent. I always put it on under my jacket in the morning for a little extra warmth, and if I do need to take off a layer at lunchtime, the vest fits easily into the inside pocket of my jacket. It is so light and compact that you can easily take it with you. The only thing against this vest is that it’s a bit more expensive for a sleeveless jacket, so it’s really a no-brainer to score yourself or your favorite skier 50 percent off on it during the Black Friday sale. –Samantha Berman

Carv 2 ski trainer

Buy Now ($199 for Sensors, normally $249)

Did you know there’s a Black Friday sale all about becoming a better skier? Okay, maybe not quite that, but if you’re not looking for a ski trainer (and we’re pretty sure those aren’t on sale), CARV is the next best thing. Tiny little sensors attach to the side of your ski boots that detect your movements and patterns and send real-time feedback to the app. Plug in your headphones and listen to your trainer give you live feedback and show you how to improve, or view your stats during lunch. The discount applies to the sensors and the subscription.

Yeti 24 Hard Cooler

Buy Now ($200, normally $250)

Perhaps the most iconic cooler in the resort parking lot is from Yeti. The 24 is the perfect size to throw in adult après drinks and some snacks, or use the cooler to keep hot chocolate and other warm drinks hot all day long. The cooler holds up to 33 cans or 26 pounds of ice and all ten colors are on sale. If you’re not looking for a cooler, Yeti has a few more deals all weekend. All products in the King Crab Orange color are on sale, and they will be opening the Gear Garage all weekend to drop off previously out-of-stock colors and products.

Mammut Nirvana 18 freeride backpack

Buy now, (women) Buy now, (men)

Do you need a bag that has as much passion for skiing as you? Then the Nirvana backpack from Mammut should be on your list. This backpack is designed for skiers and features organized pockets specifically designed for easy access to your gear. With a capacity of 18 liters, this bag takes up minimal space. Protects the skier’s back and optimizes function without weighing him down. Available in three colors for men’s style and two for women’s style. Other pack sizes include 22 liters, 28 liters and 35 liters, each with a 25 percent discount.

Patagonia Worn Wear

Buy Now: Fleece starting at $20

We welcome the opportunity to purchase used equipment, whether at a ski swap, at a thrift store or purchasing used equipment online – a great way to get quality equipment at an affordable price. This Cyber ​​Monday, Patagonia is making its already discounted secondhand gear even more affordable by offering its entire Worn Wear collection for sale. Get 20% off everything from snow gear and jackets to backpacks and clothing. We spotted a fan favorite, the Re-Tool Snap-T Fleece on sale starting at $20. With a wide range of sizes, styles and conditions, there’s something for everyone on your wish list. Don’t you see the big deals yet? Check back, there’s a 20 percent discount starting Monday.