31 Best REI Presidents Day Weekend Deals 2026

Good news: Fewer than 45 days stand between you and the start of spring. Before you know it, you’ll be able to go outside and comfortably enjoy it — glorious!

That makes now an ideal time to stock up on everything you’ll need to savor meals in milder weather, and you won’t have to pay full price, either. REI just dropped tons of deals on outdoor cookware and camp stoves; portable coolers from Yeti, Stanley, and Igloo; and editor-approved drinkware, including Hydro Flask tumblers and Yeti coffee mugs.

Ready to plan your first big outdoor adventure of 2026? Keep reading to shop 30+ of the best deals at REI, including Lodge cast iron cookware, a 24-ounce Stanley water bottle, and a 6-piece collapsible dinnerware set, starting at $7.

Best REI Deals Overall

• Kept Our Drinks Cold for 24 Hours in 100°F Weather: Yeti Hopper M20 2.0 Backpack Soft Cooler, $260, originally $325 
• Just $7: Stanley Wildfare Core Stacking Bowls, Package of 2, $7, originally $10
• An Editor-Approved Staple: Yeti Rambler 42-Ounce Straw Mug, $31, originally $45  
• Save Big on Cast Iron Cooking: Lodge Cast Iron Cook-It-All, $105, originally $140
• Get S’mores Ready: Alps Mountaineering Spark Fire Pit, $150, originally $200
• Save 30%: Sea to Summit Detour Stainless Steel Collapsible Pot, $78, originally $112
• Highly Portable Cooler: Igloo Latitude 60-Quart Wheeled Cooler, $45, originally $60 
• Carry and Chill 20 Cans: Stanley The All Day 12-Quart Julienne Midi Cooler, $105, originally $140 

Best REI Drinkware Deals  

Whether warm and sunny or cold and brisk, keeping hydrated is a must when exploring the great outdoors. We always keep an oversized, insulated tumbler by our side, but you might also consider camping-friendly mugs, depending on your planned adventure. Many of our favorites, like Yeti Ramblers, Hydro Flask All-Around Tumblers, and Stanley IceFlow bottles, are currently on sale at REI for up to 40% off. 

• Stanley IceFlow AeroLight 2.0 24-Ounce Vacuum Water Bottle with Flip Straw Lid, $21, originally $35   
• Yeti Rambler 42-Ounce Straw Mug, $31, originally $45  
• Hydro Flask 24-Ounce Standard-Mouth Vacuum Water Bottle with Flex Straw Cap, $30, originally $40
• Hydro Flask 40-Ounce All Around Travel Tumbler, $28, originally $40
• LifeStraw 22-Ounce Go Series BPA-Free Water Filter Bottle, $33, originally $45
• CamelBak 40-Ounce Thrive Chug Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Leakproof Lid, $26, originally $35
• Hydro Flask 24-Ounce Mug, $24, originally $33
• Hydro Flask 24-Ounce Wide-Mouth Vacuum Water Bottle with Flex Straw Cap, $30, originally $40
• Ocean Bottle 12-Ounce Bottle Brew Vacuum Flask, $25, originally $37
• Yeti 6-Ounce Rambler Stackable Mugs, Package of 2, $28, originally $35

Stanley IceFlow AeroLight 2.0 24-Ounce Vacuum Water Bottle with Flip Straw Lid

Made from BPA-free recycled stainless steel, this Stanley bottle is 33% lighter than regular stainless steel tumblers. And unlike standard straw cups, this one’s straw flips down when not in use to avoid exposure to germs and can pop off easily for deep cleans. The double-wall vacuum insulation ensures drinks stay piping hot or icy cold for long periods of time. One of the best deals we spotted this weekend, it’s now 40% off when you choose it in pretty pink or prickly pair yellow.

Yeti 6-Ounce Rambler Stackable Mugs, Package of 2

Leave your bulky mugs at home. For your next camping trip, pack these lightweight stainless steel mugs instead. Designed to fit most espresso machines, each one has a ceramic lining, firm grip handles, and can go in the dishwasher. And when they’re not filled with your morning Americano, they stack within the other, which is a nice space-saving perk. So is the 20% you’ll save if you choose the tropical pink color.

Best REI Cookware Deals

There’s something so relaxing about cooking outside. That is, as long as you come prepared with the right gear. If your collection is in need of an upgrade, REI cut prices on ultra-light pots, collapsible dinnerware, and even a do-it-all piece of Lodge cast iron cookware. Whichever you choose, you’ll save up to 30%. 

• Lodge Cast Iron Cook-It-All, $105, originally $140
• Sea to Summit Frontier Ultralight Collapsible 6-Piece Dinnerware Set, $77, originally $110 
• Sea to Summit Detour Stainless Steel Collapsible Pot, $78, originally $112
• See to Summit Frontier Ultralight One Pot Cookset, $72, originally $104 
• Stanley Wildfare Core Stacking Bowls, Package of 2, $7, originally $10
• Stanley Wildfare Stacking Cups, 2-Pack, $11, originally $15

Lodge Cast Iron Cook-It-All

We love Lodge’s cast iron skillet, so you can imagine our delight at finding this multi-purpose piece on sale at REI. Highly durable and efficient, it’s equipped with a 14-inch grill/griddle and a 6.8-quart lid/wok that enables it to grill, griddle, sauté, and bake. It also includes two stainless steel handles so you may move it from campfire to table with ease.

Sea to Summit Frontier Ultralight Collapsible 6-Piece Dinnerware Set 

After you’ve dined, tuck all the pieces neatly away with this collapsible, nestable dinnerware set. The six pieces are designed to fold down to a barely-there 2 centimeters when not in use. On sale for 30% off, it comes with two medium bowls, two large bowls, and two cups, all made from super lightweight food-grade silicone and glass-reinforced nylon 66.

Best REI Camp Kitchen Deals

Stocking up on camping cookware is just part one of setting up a great camp kitchen. You’ll also need a stove for the actual cooking (psst, this one is 25% off!), tables for prepping or dining, and functional, efficient tools to help clean up. And what’s a campsite without s’mores? Not a real one, we say, so look for a proper fire pit, too.

• Sea to Summit Frontier Ultralight Collapsible Kettle, $51, originally $73 
• Jetboil Flash Java Kit Cooking System, $108, originally $145
• Sea to Summit Camp Kitchen Clean-Up Kit, $31, originally $45
• Alps Mountaineering Spark Fire Pit, $150, originally $200
• Adventure Ready Roll-Up Dish Drying Station, $18, originally $25
• GSI Outdoors Selkirk 540+ Camp Stove, $135, originally $180
• Ignik 2-in-1 Heater-Stove, $89, originally $150
• Mountain Summit Gear Bamboo Table, $78, originally $130
• Alps Mountaineering Square Dining Table, $105, originally $140

GSI Outdoors Selkirk 540+ Camp Stove

A hot, home-cooked meal is a cinch with this powerful twin stovetop. The two burners are designed to simmer or boil rapidly and evenly, and a simple push-button ignition helps to avoid burnt fingertips or knuckles. The individual microcontrol valves are easy to adjust, and we appreciate that the wraparound windscreens prevent gusts or inclement weather from wiping out flames. 

Sea to Summit Camp Kitchen Clean-Up Kit 

A safe campsite is a clean campsite. Keep your gear tidy with this all-in-one cleanup kit that’s 31% cheaper than usual. The 6-piece set includes a 10-liter portable kitchen sink, a pot scrubber, a 50-milliliter bottle of multi-purpose outdoor wash, a double-sided washcloth, a dish towel, and a nylon zip pouch for storing everything away after chores are done.

Best REI Cooler and Food Storage Deals

While an insulated tumbler is great for a hike or long day outside, you’ll need a sturdy cooler for overnight trips. Look for ones that are well-insulated and roomy enough to store food, beverages, and ice, and keep them cold for lengthy periods. For shorter trips, a lightweight bag like this shoulder tote from Stanley will suffice, while longer getaways call for larger capacities, such as this 60-quart wheeled wonder from Igloo. Plus, our favorite Yeti backpack cooler is on sale and keeps drinks cold for over 24 hours, even on days with a 100°F heat index in Texas, according to Editor Mary Lagroue.

• Yeti Hopper M20 2.0 Backpack Soft Cooler, $260, originally $325 
• Igloo Latitude 52 Cooler, $30, originally $40 
• Stanley The All Day 12-Quart Julienne Midi Cooler, $105, originally $140 
• Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler, $341, originally $425
• Stanley The All Day 20-Quart Julienne Max Cooler, $135, originally $180 
• Igloo Latitude 60-Quart Wheeled Cooler, $45, originally $60 

Igloo Latitude 52 Cooler

This one brings me back to my childhood, sitting at the beach for hours on end with my family, pausing the fun only to run back to the big, bright blue Igloo cooler to grab an ice-cold drink or chilled snack. And during REI’s sale, this model that matches the one in my memory is only $30. It has a 49-liter capacity and includes convenient swing-up handles and four self-draining cup holders, which is definitely an upgrade from back in my day.

Stanley The All Day 20-Quart Julienne Max Cooler

For those who prefer to pack their chilled items in an easy-to-tote cooler bag, this well-designed option from Stanley — one of our favorite water bottle makers — is on sale in stone gray and hydrangea blue. It has padded top handles and a shoulder strap for multiple carrying options, a doctor’s bag-style mouth for easy access, and an interior compartment that fits up to 30 cans or 20 quarts.