GoLite Sale

“GoLite has a promo code for web orders. Some of you probably get the email, but some likely don't.


TAKE 30% OFF YOUR ENTIRE ORDER ON golite.com
Enter coupon code GLNTD09 at checkout.

We're getting our hands dirty for
National Trails Day --- are you?
This weekend GoLite's staff will gather to improve the trails we hike and bike each day. Are you volunteering in your community? Great!

Reward yourself with an additional 10% by
entering coupon code GLNTD09VOL at checkout,
for a total of 40% OFF YOUR ORDER!

Offer valid Thursday 6/4/09 12:00 AM through Friday 6/12/09 11:59 PM.
* Due to high anticipated response, please allow up to 7 business days for processing & shipping of your order.
**Some orders may ship in two or more shipments depending on availability of stock. Every attempt will be made to consolidate shipments.
*** Please note – we are unable to offer expedited shipping during this promotion. All sale orders will ship via UPS Ground Service.

last edited: 6/04/09 4:05:42 PM”

“great time to pick up an Ion..

'32oz”

“Thanks Roam!”

“actually i have been wanting a jam2 pack for ages”

“...and i got one. 75 bucks... regular price 125.

5.99 shipping

thank you roam!”

“roam, now that i am awake this morning i had to say thanks AGAIN. that saved me like 50 clams... i should have bought your tarptent with the money!”

“Really tempting, but I was good and kept my money. Who needs more gear anyway?”

“i have always wanted this pack but one hundro twenty five was way too much for me. the original jam pack was a classic. i have used the jam2 ONCE and it was outstanding. it will be a good replacement for my aging gg vapor trail and that's saying a LOT.”

“... and prosecutor this is the perfect time to retire that lean to the left, lean to the right sack with strings you call a backpack!

;)”

“Glad yall were able to take advantage.

THere'a GoLite pack that i wanted last year but never shelled out for.... maybe i should.”

“i got a Wisp windshirt and Virga jacket. My old rainjacket now wets through along the shoulders and back (where the pack rode against it for several years).

:)”