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REI’s annual member’s sale is THE big one! The REI Member Moment sale, which is live from March 14 through March 24, 2025, is a great opportunity to buy current season running gear with 20% off, as well as picking up a deal on previous season gear from the REI Outlet!
THE DEAL: REI members save 20% on one full-priced item and an extra 20% on one REI Outlet item with code MEMBER2025!
While you can spend your Member coupon on thousands of products at REI sitewide, I have handpicked some of my favorite current season running gear (top performers in popular categories) that is eligible for the 20% OFF DEAL.
You need to be an REI member to take advantage of the code, REI membership is only $30 for a lifetime and worth doing for the reasons outlined at the end of this list – I have been a member for many years now, and saved so much money.
FOLLOW THESE 3 EASY STEPS TO SAVE 20%:
- Put an eligible full-price item and/or one REI Outlet item in your cart. Exclusions apply. See terms & conditions here.
- Enter coupon code MEMBER2025 in the Review and Pay section of checkout to get your discount through the end of the sale.
- Enjoy your new gear! Sign up HERE.
Ready to upgrade your running gear? With REI’s Member Moment sale giving 20% off full-price items, now’s the perfect time to snag these top picks from Trail & Kale’s roundups of the best running shoes and gear.
If you want to browse all road and trail running gear at REI, hit the link below, otherwise keep reading for the gear that I rate most highly right now:
Each item in this list has earned a ‘Top 3’ award in its category – here’s why I rate them so highly:
Best Running Shoes
On Cloudsurfer 2 ($160 $128)
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The On Cloudsurfer 2 has earned a top spot among daily trainers with its versatile cushioning and responsive ride.
Its innovative CloudTec Phase cushioning absorbs impact while giving you a smooth push-off, making it ideal for everything from casual runs to high-mileage days – it’s a worthy training partner for all your training runs.
LEARN MORE: Check out my On Cloudsurfer 2 review and see why it ranks so highly in Trail & Kale’s Best Daily Trainer Running Shoes roundup.
Saucony Endorphin Speed 4 ($170 $136)
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This versatile, “speed day” shoe is a budget-friendly over-achiever that excels in tempo runs, intervals, and even race day efforts.
The Endorphin Speed 4’s PWRRUN PB foam midsole, combined with a flexible nylon plate, yields a smooth and propulsive ride without sacrificing comfort.
It’s lightweight (around 8.5 oz) and features a breathable upper with a roomy toe box to accommodate foot swelling during hard efforts.
LEARN MORE: Check out my Endorphin Speed 4 review and see it ranked #1 in Trail & Kale’s Best Speed Training Shoes roundup.
Saucony Hurricane 24 ($160 $128)
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If you need extra support, the Saucony Hurricane 24 delivers plush cushioning and stability, making it ideal for runners seeking a smoother, more controlled ride.
Its dual-density midsole (PWRRUN combined with springy PWRRUN PB foam) comfortably cradles your foot while providing a firm framework to prevent excessive pronation. This blend of comfort and support earned the Hurricane 24 top ranking among stability shoes.
LEARN MORE: Read my Hurricane 24 review and see its #1 status in the Best Stability Running Shoes roundup.
Saucony Peregrine 15 ($140 $112)
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For tackling trails in any condition, the Saucony Peregrine 15 is my all-mountain trail running shoe pick right now. It’s built with PWRRUN midsole cushioning and a PWRTRAC rubber outsole sporting deep 5 mm lugs, so you feel sure-footed on muddy, rocky, or dry ground.
With a low 4 mm heel-to-toe drop and modest stack height, the Peregrine 15 offers a nimble, grounded ride that’s responsive on climbs and controlled on technical descents.
LEARN MORE: See my Peregrine 15 review and Trail & Kale’s Best Trail Running Shoes guide where it’s the top all-mountain pick.
Merrell MTL Long Sky 2 Matryx ($160 $99)
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Built for ambitious mountain runs and sky races, the Merrell MTL Long Sky 2 offers an impressive combo of light weight and ruggedness.
Its Matryx upper (woven with Kevlar fibers) provides durable, foot-hugging support without bulk, and a responsive dual-density FloatPro foam midsole gives you great ground feel and agility on technical terrain.
Underneath, a Vibram Megagrip outsole with aggressive 5 mm lugs claws into steep climbs and bomb-proofs your footing on fast descents. It’s a shoe that keeps you fast and in command on the trails.
LEARN MORE: For details, check my MTL Long Sky 2 Matryx review and its #1 spot in Trail & Kale’s Best Trail Racing Shoes roundup.
Nike Pegasus Trail 5 ($150 $105)
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The Nike Pegasus Trail 5 shines as a do-it-all trainer for pavement and light trails, perfect for runners who split time between road runs and dirt paths.
The All-Terrain rubber outsole grips reliably on varied surfaces, while a snug mesh upper and secure heel lockdown give you confidence even on steep or uneven terrain.
It’s a stable, comfortable hybrid shoe that handles morning road miles and afternoon trail adventures with ease – plus, there’s a fantastic waterproof GTX version for rainy-day runs if you need it.
LEARN MORE: Dive into my Pegasus Trail 5 review and see why it topped the Best Road-to-Trail Running Shoes list.
Best Running Gear & Accessories
Janji AFO Hyperlight Cap ($38 $30)
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This Janji AFO Hyperlight cap is an ultralight, virtually weightless hat designed for runners, and it earns high praise for how it disappears on your head.
The fabric is quick-drying and packable, so you can stuff the hat in a pocket or vest when not needed, and it’ll bounce back into shape. It’s highly breathable (as the name suggests, AirFlatOut), making it ideal for everything from hot road runs to all-day trail outings.
In short, it’s the perfect running companion to keep the sun (and sweat) out of your eyes without any extra weight.
LEARN MORE: Find out more in Trail & Kale’s Best Running Hats roundup.
BioLite Dash 450 ($60 $48)
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The BioLite Dash 450 is my go-to headlamp for night runs. Its lightweight design and streamlined, bounce-free fit mean you barely notice it as you pound the pavement in the dark.
With up to 450 lumens, you get both spot and flood beams, plus adjustable brightness modes that let you tailor the light for any trail or road.
LEARN MORE: Check out the Dash 450 review and see why it earned the top spot in Trail & Kale’s Best Running Headlamps roundup.
Salomon ADV SKIN 5 ($145 $116)
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The Salomon ADV SKIN 5 is my top hydration pack for running, engineered to keep your essentials close without the bulk.
It features a snug, vest-like fit that minimizes bounce, paired with dual soft flasks and smart storage options so you can easily carry gels, keys, and more on long runs.
LEARN MORE: Check out my Salomon ADV SKIN 5 review and see why it earned the Top 3 ranking in Trail & Kale’s Best Running Hydration Packs roundup.
LEKI Ultratrail FX.One Poles ($220 $176)
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For mountain runners and ultra racers, the LEKI Ultratrail FX.One poles provide sturdy support on gnarly trails without weighing you down.
At roughly 12.9 oz per pair, these carbon folding poles are light enough to forget about when stashed, yet strong enough to lean on during steep climbs or technical descents.
They deploy and fold quickly with a push-button mechanism, so you can stash them on the fly, and the breathable mesh wrist straps attach to your hands comfortably to improve power transfer.
LEARN MORE: Check out my Ultratrail FX.One review and Trail & Kale’s Best Trail Running Poles roundup.
REI Membership Benefits: Discounts, Exclusive Gear, Dividends
We have been REI members for years, and love that REI is a cooperative that invests in causes that we care so much about.
The benefits of becoming an REI member include:
- Every year you’ll receive a member dividend of 10% back on what you spend – You’ll see these returns in spring every year. This is effectively an extra 10% off every purchase! I got a $52 credit this Spring!
- Free standard US shipping on all online orders
- Gain access to member’s only exclusive gear – Every now and then you’ll see exclusive gear pop up that’s only available for purchase by REI members.
- Gain access to exclusive member-only events and sales – like the Member Coupon Moment sale in March/April.
- Influence the future of the company
- Shop and trade in used gear for REI store credits
- Play, learn and travel for less – When you become an REI member you’ll get special pricing on REI Outdoor School classes and events, rentals, bike and ski shop services, and REI Adventures trips.
- Be part of a welcoming community – If you’re just getting into the outdoor scene then you’re lucky because newbies and hardcore adventurers alike belong to the REI co-op. Within the REI community, you can advance your skills, make friends, gear up and get outdoors.
- Support causes you care about – Each year, the REI co-op invests in the work of nonprofit partners who help hundreds of organizations improve outdoor access for all.
REI Membership Cost
Becoming an REI member only costs $30, and with that, your memberships will last for a lifetime.
To understand more about what makes REI such a great organization what makes them different, click this page to learn about REI’s values.
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