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I went on a 3-day camping and hiking trip led by REI's travel company — here's why I recommend REI Adventures to anyone

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• REI doesn't just sell outdoor gear — it also offers excursions across the world via its travel company, REI Adventures .
• REI Adventures has more than 250 guided trips for a variety of activity levels, durations, and activities.
• I attended a trip to Pinnacles National Park and was impressed with the entire experience REI curated.

My alarm jostled me awake at 5 a.m. PT, around the same time I'd usually wake up on the East coast. But instead of getting dressed for work, I layered up in comfortable gear, made sure my daypack had enough water in it, and rolled out of my tent, ready as I would ever be for a sunrise hike in Pinnacles National Park. 

I owed this unique opportunity to REI Adventures , the travel company arm of outdoor co-op REI , which has been guiding adventure seekers and outdoor enthusiasts on these trips since 1987. This hiking and camping excursion through one of the country's newest national parks is just one of the many outdoor adventures it offers around the world. 

If the idea of an "outdoor adventure" sounds intimidating or intense, don't be discouraged. REI Adventures offers trips for a wide variety of activity levels, durations, and activities, so you can find one that suits your comfort level and interests. The more important point is to get you outdoors ( your body and mind will thank you for it ) with less hassle and work. 

See below for a glimpse into what my experience was like on an REI Adventures trip through Pinnacles National Park. At the end of this review, I've also included answers to a series of FAQs such as how long each REI Adventures trip is and how much it costs to attend.  

After arriving at the park, we jumped right into the sunny afternoon with a five-mile hike.

Our group of nine people total (seven participants and two guides) traversed mountainous terrain, stopping to admire distinctive rock formations and attempt to spot the elusive California condor. We learned a bit about the history of the park, its geography, and its notable features. 

With our first hike checked off and our bodies sufficiently warmed up, we drove back to the campground to set up camp. Everything for our trip fit in this van and small trailer.

Packed into the trailer were tents, cooking equipment, food supplies for all three days, and camping chairs. 

The guides showed us how to set up our tents, which were surprisingly easy to assemble, even for a novice like me.

I haven't camped in at least 10 years, so I was a little nervous about having to set up my own tent. But thanks to the clear direction of our guides and the simple design of the tents, I had my humble abode set up in no time.

In case you're wondering, we slept in these airy REI Co-op Kingdom 4 Tents ($399). Since I don't camp often, I appreciated that these were provided to us. I wouldn't use it enough if I bought one for myself, and I also have nowhere to store it in my own apartment. 

They also provided us with sleeping pads, small personal tables, and a woven mat to make the tent feel more comfortable. It was a nice and thoughtful touch.

The guides are expert camp cooks and have all the equipment and food supplies necessary to make delicious meals ...

... which meant everyone else in the group got to sit back and enjoy a drink by the campfire as we rested from our hike.

I wouldn't mind helping make dinner, but I have to admit it also felt great not worrying about any of our meals throughout the trip. Our main task that evening was to be on the lookout for wily, hungry raccoons. 

And all the meals were amazing. I didn't expect to eat this well on an outdoors trip, where I'm usually getting by on dried meats, squished sandwiches, and mysterious stews.

Our first dinner included salad, salmon, pork loin, and potatoes.

If you have food restrictions or allergies, don't worry — our guides were careful and attentive about concerns like keto or dairy-free diets in our group and always had alternatives available. 

Seriously, I don't even eat breakfasts this balanced and filling at home.

Not having to prepare food, then filling ourselves with the delicious meals, meant we had plenty of energy to attack each day's activities. The guides also carried snacks and prepared picnic-worthy lunch spreads during our hikes. 

Of course, our guides were more than excellent cooks. Having personally scouted destinations and led countless trips before us, they were experts — professional, friendly, and energetic to boot.

I felt confident in their capable hands as they led us through noteworthy parts of the park, and I learned a lot about the wildlife and geology of Pinnacles. The guides are also great resources for types of outdoor gear you should carry, cool parks and hikes around the world, and other tidbits of outdoors knowledge. 

They showed us different rocks ...

... exposed us to woodsy areas that made Pinnacles feel like a completely different park ...

... and took us into the dark and exciting caves that Pinnacles is so well known for.

On the morning of the last day, we embarked on a short sunrise hike to Bear Gulch Reservoir, where we enjoyed breakfast and some quiet time.

It's not often I can watch the sun rise and listen to the birds and other animals come alive in the morning, so I relished the respite from city life. 

Overall, I also enjoyed the company of my group.

When you go on a trip with REI Adventures, chances are you'll be traveling with like-minded people. Everyone may have different backgrounds and interests in different outdoor activities, but you're ultimately bonded by a love of the outdoors. 

REI says that half of its trip participants are solo travelers, so trips are an excellent opportunity to meet new people. There are also friends, couples, and families who travel together. 

The bottom line: Explore the outdoors with REI Adventures.

Thanks to these standout features from my experience, I wouldn't hesitate to go on another trip through REI Adventures.

• The guides:  The organization, expertise, and friendliness of the guides are everything. They make the trips both fun and informative. 
• The convenience:  Annoying hassles like large, expensive equipment and detailed itineraries are all taken care of, so you can enjoy your destination even more. 
• The destinations:  Since the outdoor destinations are living, breathing entities, there's never any guarantee that you'll be able to see a specific animal or capture a specific view on your camera. However, there's no questioning that they're beautiful, interesting places to explore and appreciate. 

Where are the REI Adventures trips offered? 

At the time of this writing, there are more than 100 trips you can choose from — all of which are domestic. REI previously offered trips around the world and on every continent, even Antarctica , but has since altered its offerings in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Prior to the pandemic, REI Adventures had trips that would allow you to kayak and zip line in Costa Rica , hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu , make the classic base camp trek at Everest, and more.

Though those are on pause currently, you can still narrow your search by a number of domestic regions or destinations to find one that fits where you want to travel (e.g. national parks). 

How long are REI Adventures trips? 

There are trips that are three days long, 23 days long, and everything in between. That means you can take a quick weekend trip when you're craving proximity to nature more involved than looking at your desk plant or collect all your vacation days to embark on an adventure of a lifetime. The majority of REI Adventures trips are three to nine days long. 

Are REI Adventures trips strenuous? 

No. Each trip has a number rating from 1 (relaxed) to 5 (strenuous). While a relaxed trip will involve a few hours of activity on flat terrain and with little or no elevation gain, a strenuous trip is designed for very active travelers and includes 10+ hours of activity per day, steep ascents and descents, elevation changes of up to 4,000 feet per day, and altitudes topping 14,000 feet. 

About half of the available trips have a 3 rating (moderate), which is suitable for outdoor novices and casual recreationalists. While browsing trips, you can filter by activity level rating and gauge which ones are most appropriate for you. 

How much do REI Adventures trips cost and what's included? 

The trips range from $759 to more than $10,000 per person. They're pricey but there are a couple of factors to consider: REI members get significant discounts, and the price is inclusive of things like park fees, meals, camping tents, cooking equipment, some transportation, and professional guiding expertise. 

Beyond the cost of expensive outdoor equipment, you might want to consider the price tag you put on convenience and expertise. If you're willing and able to pay for a less stressful outdoor experience in which someone else handles all the research and costs of itinerary design and equipment, then you should seriously consider an REI Adventures trip. 

I've signed up for an REI Adventures trip. Now what? 

After you sign up and submit a deposit, you'll get access to a portal where you can review everything you need to prepare for the trip. This includes a checklist of the gear you need to bring, forms about your medical history and physical fitness, and the option to purchase travel insurance.

In the days leading up to your trip, you'll also receive a final itinerary that includes the details of each day, as well as important contact information. 

What else can I expect from my REI Adventures trip? 

As part of an REI-sponsored media trip, I went on a shortened version of the Pinnacles National Park trip — it was three days instead of four, but the rest of the experience remained the same.

Keep reading to learn about all the details, including the tents we stayed in, the food we ate, and the guides who led us through the journey. 

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Outdoor Afro Inc. to Co-Lead Trips With REI Adventures

Outdoor Afro helped design three new trips with REI Adventures, infusing itineraries with Black history, culture, and local businesses.

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REI Co-op unveiled a new approach Tuesday for improving diversity in the outdoors: nature trips designed and led by Black Americans.

The retailer has long offered multiday excursions to many of the country’s most popular parks, and regularly adds new destinations. But, this is the first time that REI has partnered with another organization to curate specific trips — especially with the intention of attracting more minority participants.

The three trips , which include activities in Shenandoah National Park, New River Gorge, and Washington, D.C., were informed by Outdoor Afro Inc. The company is the profit-making offshoot of Outdoor Afro, a not-for-profit organization focused on reconnecting Black folks with nature. Rue Mapp, who founded both organizations, told GearJunkie that the itineraries include research and insights from the Outdoor Afro community.

“Each trip will be professionally led by REI and Outdoor Afro Inc. guides, providing paid opportunities for the Black outdoor enthusiast,” Mapp said in an email. “The itineraries were carefully curated to infuse Black American history and culture (past and present) and feature local Black-owned businesses.”

Outdoor Afro Inc. has been partnering with REI for 14 years on product collaborations, like this hiking collection from 2022. But these trips represent something new. In fact, Mapp said she’s not aware of a similar program elsewhere.

“Our goal is to make this collaboration and the experiences one of a kind, but we do hope to inspire others!” she said.

Addressing the Outdoor Diversity Gap

In the last few years, the lack of diversity in America’s national parks has become a frequent topic in the outdoors industry.

Black Americans in particular remain significantly underrepresented in nature-based activities, according to a 2023 report from the Outdoor Industry Association. A combination of segregation, racial violence, and economic inequality have continued to create a “diversity gap” in the outdoors, the National Health Foundation said.

Many minority-led groups have tried to address the issue by creating community events around a specific outdoor sport. Textured Waves and Color The Water do it for surfing. Black Girls Boulder does it for rock climbing. The BLK Hiking Club organizes hikes with huge numbers of Black participants.

Convincing companies like REI to get on board with such initiatives is a great idea, said Lizelle Jackson, an outdoor educator and co-founder of Color The Water. Jackson worked for 10 years as a travel guide, and said remembers how the vast majority of both guides and clients were white.

“When you’re out there surrounded by Confederate flags on a biking trip, you don’t feel comfortable,” she said. “When it comes to being in the outdoors, it’s historically not safe or comfortable for people who look like me. It’s important for more people to understand that. The way people of color move through this world is different.”

That’s why it can make a big difference when a person of color is in a planning position, she added.

REI, Outdoor Afro Adventures

The trips created by REI and Outdoor Afro Inc. range from “easy active” to “moderate” experience levels. They will include activities and education meant to “highlight Black joy and amplify belonging, togetherness, and connection with nature,” the press release said.

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New adventures include:

• Shenandoah Hike and Camp Adventure:  This 4-day “moderately active” trip includes kayaking and hiking in Shenandoah National Park and a trip to a local vineyard. It costs $2,800.
• New River Gorge Epic Family Camping Getaway:  This 4-day “easy active” family-friendly camping getaway aims for families with children 8 years and older. It includes hiking, rafting and canopy courses at New River Gorge in W.V. It costs $2,500.
• Shenandoah and D.C. Hike and Kayak – Lodge-Based:  In this 4-day “easy active” trip priced at $1,800, travelers will also kayak and hike in Shenandoah National Park. Guests will learn about Black history and culture, hearing from a local speaker on the region’s divided history and enjoying a tour and tasting at a Black-owned vineyard. The trip begins and ends in Washington, D.C.

REI’s hope is that this approach can help increase outdoor participation among Black Americans across the country. But it’s also an opportunity for others to learn about African-American history.

“We are so excited to offer these experiences to everyone,” Mapp said. “Our hope is that trip attendees will learn more about black American history, culture, and build a community of fellow like-minded adventurers celebrating joy in the outdoors.”

Learn more by visiting the REI page for Outdoor Afro Inc.’s trips .

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Andrew McLemore is a staff writer at AllGear Digital. Andrew has more than 10 years of experience covering a range of beats including government, education, and business, with specializations in criminal justice and investigative journalism. He has worked for newspapers across Texas, including The Austin American-Statesman, The Dallas Morning News, and The Fort Worth Weekly. He also spent several years in PR, working for nonprofit organizations including the Texas Access to Justice Commission and Texas RioGrande Legal Aid.

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New hiking and paddling experiences informed by Black outdoor enthusiast insights and that celebrate Black joy in nature.

Outdoor Afro, Inc. and REI Co-op are announcing a collaboration for three new fully-guided trip offerings that will operate July through October in New River Gorge National Park, Shenandoah National Park and surrounding regions. Each experience is a four-day guided trip that celebrates Black joy by amplifying belonging, togetherness, and connection with nature.

With itineraries informed by Black outdoor enthusiasts, these small group experiences will be co-guided by Outdoor Afro, Inc. and REI Co-op guides, and were designed with a focus on Black history and culture, past and present. The trips are open to everyone from outdoor enthusiasts and those who are outdoor curious, with adventure-based activities and education about nature and Black history of each region.

"As a longstanding partner of REI Co-op, I am thrilled to expand our collaboration by bringing multi-day guided experiences," said Rue Mapp, founder, and CEO of Outdoor Afro Inc. "This collaboration is meant to bring an unforgettable experience through thoughtfully curated itineraries so there is something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a fun family camping adventure, hiking, and kayaking, or a lodge-based experience filled with adventure and historical tours in D.C., you'll have the opportunity to explore, reconnect, and enjoy rich cultural experiences celebrating Black joy in nature."

New multi-day experiences are available to book now:

Shenandoah Hike and Camp Adventure by Outdoor Afro, Inc.

A four-day "moderately active" trip priced at $1,799. Guests will immerse themselves with the enchanting landscape of Shenandoah National Park by kayaking the tranquil Shenandoah River, hiking to the iconic pinnacle of Old Rag, through Big Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary, and to the park's highest point, Hawksbill Summit; exploring the waterfalls in Whiteoak Canyon; and unwinding at a local vineyard complete with a tour, tasting and dinner. New River Gorge Epic Family Camping Getaway by Outdoor Afro, Inc.

A four-day "easy active" family-friendly camping getaway priced at $2,499 that is perfect for families with children aged eight years and older, parents and grandparents alike. Guests will explore the country's newest national park, New River Gorge, through hiking, beginner-friendly whitewater rafting, and a canopy level ropes course. Evenings are spent at a cozy campground complete with rustic charm and comforts such as oversized tents, plush sleeping pads, chef-inspired meals and conveniences of hot showers and flushing toilets.

Shenandoah and DC Hike and Kayak – Lodge-based-by Outdoor Afro, Inc.

A four-day "easy active" trip priced at $2,799. Starting and ending in Washington D.C, travelers will kayak and hike while camping at Shenandoah National Park. Beginning in historic Old Town Alexandria, guests will learn about Black history and culture, kayak the Potomac, and hike in Shenandoah Valley and the national park to sweeping views, stunning waterfalls, and the countryside. Highlights also include a local speaker who reflects on the region's divided history and a tour and tasting at a Black-owned vineyard.

"We're excited to bring these new trips to life with Outdoor Afro, Inc." says Justin Wood, REI director of Experiences. "The Outdoor Afro, Inc. team has thoughtfully considered every detail to deliver a meaningful and truly authentic experience for guests, from the food to the activities to the focus on Black history and culture, past and present, in the places we explore. These are memory-making trips, sure to last a lifetime."

Each trip has been inspired by Rue Mapp and the Outdoor Afro and REI Co-op communities. Low to no cost outdoor experiences are still available nationwide through the not-for-profit Outdoor Afro, Org.. REI members also receive discounts on additional classes, events and multiday trips .

Outdoor Afro, Inc. and REI Co-op have also released new spring products aimed to amplify Black joy in nature. This collection reimagines the comforts of camp by designing a line for everyone with inspiration from the Outdoor Afro community. Apparel and camp gear range from $89.95 to $99.95 and $29.94 to $399.95 respectively.

The new gear collection for spring features graphic prints by artist, Chelsea Alexander, founder of Sqwigl and known for her work with various global brands. Products include a special edition Skyward 4 Tent , camp sleep system featuring a Nature Nap 25 Zip-Up Comforter , and a Nature Nap Satin Pillow to reduce friction and breakage for natural hair. Also new for the season, the collaboration adds a new Outdoor Afro + REI Co-op Flash 22 Pack to help complement its apparel collaboration that also receives color updates for the season.

The collaboration's spring drop not only introduces the exclusive print, but also features new hues of Rialto Red, Blue Nightfall, Amber Spice, Dark Sand and Blue Aster throughout the men's and women's apparel. Like past apparel drops, the collection considers a wide range of body types, shapes, and sizes.

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Outdoor Afro, Inc.

Outdoor Afro, Inc. celebrates and inspires joy, connections and leadership in nature by designing, manufacturing and selling apparel and gear, and providing outdoor experiences informed by Black outdoor enthusiast insights. Not-for-profit partner, Outdoor Afro Org., celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature by offering free or low-cost outdoor education, recreation, and conservation opportunities in more than 30 states across the US.

About the REI Co-op

REI is a specialty outdoor retailer, headquartered near Seattle. The nation's largest consumer co-op, REI is a growing community of 23 million members who expect and love the best quality gear, inspiring expert classes and trips, and outstanding customer service. If you can't visit one of our many stores, you can shop at REI.com, REI Outlet or the REI shopping app. Everyone is welcome to shop REI, but members who join the co-op enjoy a range of benefits. More than a retailer, REI is a purpose-driven and values-led company dedicated to enabling life outside for all.

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The best deals on backpacks from REI’s clearance sale

From camping backpacks to hydration packs to carry-on bags, this list has got you covered.

REI backpacks are now on sale for up to 47% off, thanks to REI’s clearance sale. Whether you’re looking to buy a backpack for your summer hiking and camping trips, need a hydration pack for trail running, or want a bag to fit under your seat on the plane, this list has got you covered.  

REI backpacks on clearance for up to 47% off

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This lightweight backpack is perfect for hiking or backpacking with its breathable back panel and shoulder harnesses. It has an adjustable sternum strap, multiple zippered pockets that are easy to access, interior clip for a hydration pack (not included), front bungee compression system, and two trekking pole attachment points.  

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Mystery Ranch Gallagator

A frameless backpack that’s great for day hikes or city wandering. This pack has a 3-zip design for easy access inside and a removable waist belt, making it suitable for the trail or a trip to the park. There are two exterior water bottle pockets and the interior is compatible with a hydration pack.  

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This lightweight backpack is perfect for hiking or backpacking with its breathable back panel and shoulder harnesses. It has an adjustable sternum strap, multiple zippered pockets that are easy to access, an interior clip for a hydration pack (not included), a front bungee compression system, and two trekking pole attachment points.  

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REI Flash 18 Pack

If you want a versatile backpack, this one is it. Wear it as a day pack using its shoulder breathable shoulder straps, hipbelt, and sternum belt, or convert it into a stuff sack by turning the bag inside out. You can even slip out its foam back panel to use as a seat cushion while out exploring.  

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This hydration pack comes with an Osprey Hydraulics LT 2.5 L reservoir and an adjustable sternum strap with magnetic bite attachment. It has a removable hipbelt and plenty of pockets.  

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Camelbak Rim Runner Hydration Pack Women's

This hydration pack from REI comes with a 2-liter Crux® reservoir, adjustable sternum strap, and load-bearing hipbelt. It’s designed specifically for a woman’s body and includes an air support back panel, an S-curved shoulder harness, and plenty of pockets.

Osprey Skimmer Hydration Pack Women's

This hydration pack includes an Osprey Hydraulics LT 2.5-liter reservoir and two mesh side pockets for extra water bottles. The lightweight sternum strap magnet holds the bite valve, and the front panel daisy chain allows you to attach extra gear.  

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This versatile backpack can hold an interior hydration pack or a 15-inch laptop. The shoulder straps are padded and there’s an option to use the stowaway hipbelt for extra support on long walks. You’ll find plenty of pockets, front loops, and compression straps to keep things compact and secure.  

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Patagonia Terravia Pack

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Since the arrival of spring, my mind has been consumed with non-stop thoughts of my upcoming outdoor adventures that will make the most out of the longer, warmer days. But as I learned the hard way last year, the trademark of any great trip is being prepared with excellent travel gear. Trust me, the last thing that anyone wants is to let uncomfortable athleisure hinder their enjoyment or have a flimsy tent spoil their camping trip. When it comes to exceptional outdoor gear, REI is my ultimate destination for purchasing high-quality and dependable travel essentials that are built to last.

If you've been searching for the perfect opportunity to upgrade your gear, then you're in luck, because REI also happens to be hosting an incredible (and under-the-radar) spring sale to ring in the season. With hundreds deals on top brands like Patagonia , Vuori , New Balance , Hoka , and Cotopaxi , this sale requires some diligent scrolling, so I’ve taken the time to carefully sift through them alls to curate a list of the  50 best ones, starting at just $4 ahead of all of your upcoming ventures. 

The apparel deals at REI are truly next-level. With mega discounts on the top-rated and extra stylish Outdoor Voices Doing Things Dress and Arc'teryx Men's Cormac Crew SS Shirt in Pytheas Heather , you have the chance to upgrade your wardrobe with high-quality pieces that are perfect for any adventure. And guess what? You can snag a pair of the REI Co-op Women’s Trailsmith Overalls in Washed Blue for just $27 and even get $50 off a pair of the Kuhl Men’s Renegade Rock Pants in Bedrock . We don’t know how long these deals will last, or how much longer they’ll be in stock. So if I were you, I’d get shopping. 

• Vuori Women's Halo Essential Hoodie , $28 (originally $96)
• Outdoor Voices Doing Things Dress , $32 (originally $108) 
• REI Co-op Women's Powderbound Insulated Jacket , $100 (originally $199)
• Vuori Women's Vintage Ripstop Shorts , $30 (originally $68)
• Patagonia Women's Wind Shield Pants , $84 (originally $169)
• REI Co-op Women's Wallace Lake Flannel Shirt , $18 (originally $75)
• Arc'teryx Men's Cormac Crew SS Shirt in Pytheas Heather , $56 (originally $70) 
• REI Co-op Men’s Trailsmith Fleece Jacket in Red Cascade , $45 (originally $90)
• Kuhl Men’s Renegade Rock Pants in Bedrock , $49 (originally $99)
• Patagonia Women’s Strider Pro Shorts 3.5-inch , $23 (originally $79)
• REI Co-op Women’s Trailsmith Overalls in Washed Blue , $27 (originally $90) 
• Topo Designs Men’s Patagonia Women's Wind Shield Pants , $84 (originally $169)
• REI Co-op Men's Trail Pants , $30 (originally $100)

Vuori Women's Halo Essential Hoodie

Any experienced hiker, runner, or traveler will tell you that the shoes you wear (and pack) play an important role in ensuring a comfortable trip. If your shoe collection is lacking in that department ahead of spring hikes and other outdoor activities, then consider this REI sale as a clear indication that it's time for an upgrade. Whether its with a pair of the New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam X More v4 Sneakers to wear on your next run or the top-rated Merrell Men's Merrell Moab Women's Speed Mid Gore-Tex Hiking Boots for your next trek, be sure to take advantage of significant discounts on both pairs while they’re still in stock. 

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The Best Life Jackets To Keep You Safe On The Water In 2024

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When it comes to water activities like kayaking, paddle boarding and water skiing, safety may not be the first thing on your mind, but it remains a top priority. That's where the best life jackets come in—they provide crucial buoyancy and protection in case of emergencies. After evaluating the top models on the market, we determined that the Astral E-Ronny is our preferred recommendation, but we also identified a variety of safe options, like a budget-friendly life jacket and a life jacket for kids .

Stay safe on the water with one of the best life jackets.

Also known as a personal flotation device or PFD, a life jacket stands as the cornerstone of aquatic preparedness. In fact, in some U.S. states , life jackets are legally required under certain circumstances, whether you're a strong swimmer or not.

With that said, wearing a life jacket doesn't have to be an imposition. Modern PFDs come in comfortable and capable styles and designs to suit an array of water activities and preferences. Below, we highlight the best life jackets and vests available today.

• Best Life Jacket Overall: Astral E-Ronny Life Jacket
• Best Budget Life Jacket: Mustang Survival Livery Life Jacket
• Best Life Jacket For Kids : NRS Vista Youth Life Jacket
• Best Life Jacket For Kayaking: NRS Vapor Life Jacket
• Best Automatic Inflatable Life Jacket: NRS Otto Matik Inflatable Life Jacket
• Best Life Jacket For Mobility : Astral YTV 2.0 Life Jacket

Best Life Jacket Overall

A versatile pfd for all manner of water activities, astral e-ronny life jacket.

Weight: 1.02 pounds | Sizes: S/M, M/L, L/XL | Pockets: Yes | Flotation: 16 pounds

The Astral E-Ronny stands out as the best all-purpose life jacket due to its innovative features that lends itself to a diverse array of water activities. Its low-profile design offers maximum mobility, making it suitable for kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing or canoeing. The E-Ronny's high-buoyancy polyethylene foam ensures reliable flotation, providing peace of mind in calm and challenging waters alike.

Constructed with quick-drying recycled polyester materials and featuring a breathable back for ventilation, the E-Ronny keeps you comfortable even during extended wear, preventing chafing and discomfort. Its adjustable straps ensure a snug fit for every body type, and reflective accents help in low-light conditions or emergencies, enhancing water safety. It comes with two zippered pockets, two mesh pockets and four attachment points for additional gear. If you spend time in, on and around the water for months on end, this is the life jacket that’s ready for your every adventure.

Best Budget Life Jacket

A no-frills pfd for casual activities or out-of-town guests, mustang survival livery life jacket.

Weight: 1.1 pounds | Sizes: XS/S, M/L, XL/XXL | Pockets: No | Flotation: 15.7 pounds

If you're in the market for a life vest that's affordable but doesn't compromise on safety or comfort, the Mustang Survival Livery is a great choice. Despite being one of the most budget-friendly life vests on the market at only $60, this PFD adheres to stringent safety standards, ensuring reliable protection for boaters and paddlers of all skill levels. It's also easy to put on and take off thanks to three front-entry buckles, and a comfortable V-neck design pairs with large armholes to offer a spacious, roomy fit. Made with a durable polyester shell and high-quality flexible foam, you won’t find many life jackets at this price point that receive the U.S. Coast Guard’s approval for all manner of water activities. Mustang Survival throws in a one-year warranty for good measure, so you’re covered for at least a season of use.

Best Life Jacket For Kids

A comfortable, easy-to-adjust vest for young ones, nrs vista youth life jacket.

Weight: 1.1 pounds | Sizes: Youth | Pockets: Yes | Flotation: 11.8 pounds

The NRS Vista Youth PFD stands out as the ultimate companion for young adventurers on the water. Designed with safety and comfort in mind, this Type III, medium-profile life jacket provides 11.8 pounds of flotation, which is perfectly suited for kids weighing 50 to 90 pounds. Crafted from durable 400-denier nylon fabric, it’s designed for longevity through seasons of fun, but it maintains comfort to prevent sensitive skin from becoming irritated after hours in the sun.

With a zippered front entry and six adjustment points, fitting kiddos is a breeze. Plus, a large zippered pocket keeps snacks and small toys close at hand. Complete with reflective accents for better visibility in low-light conditions, and carrying the U.S. Coast Guard Certification, the NRS Vista Youth guarantees safety and peace of mind for parents.

Best Life Jacket For Kayaking

A lightweight, streamlined type iii vest for paddlers, nrs vapor life jacket.

Weight: 1.85 pounds| Sizes: XS/M, L/XL, XL/XXL | Pockets: None | Flotation: 16.3 pounds

Crafted with kayakers in mind, the NRS Vapor is a low-profile life jacket that combines comfort and functionality on the water. Its six-panel design, coupled with a soft foam construction, delivers a flexible fit that wraps around the torso and follows your movements, ensuring unrestricted paddling in all manner of conditions.

Constructed with 400-denier nylon fabric, it’s built to withstand the rigors of seasonal use, while inner mesh panels provide ventilation to keep you cool and comfortable as you crank through the water. Despite its low profile, the Vapor boasts an impressive 16.5 pounds of flotation, carrying Type III U.S. Coast Guard Certification through rigorous testing by Underwriters Laboratories. Sadly, it doesn’t come complete with pockets or any form of storage, but if you don’t mind stowing your small essentials in a dry bag, this is an extremely versatile PFD.

Best Automatic Inflatable Life Jacket

A lightweight pfd that inflates upon contact with water, nrs otto matik inflatable life jacket.

Weight: 1.85 pounds | Sizes: One size | Pockets: Yes | Flotation: 22.5 pounds

Lightweight, self-inflating and providing a hefty 22.5 pounds of flotation, the NRS Otto Matik Inflatable Life Jacket is your trusty companion on the water. The design looks a bit different in that it sits flat against your body, staying out of your way while you conquer the waves or reel in a big catch. But once it’s immersed in water, the vest inflates instantly with CO2 pressure. Plus, it's got all the bells and whistles: an adjustable waistbelt, handy pockets, reflective accents for low-light visibility—everything you need for a worry-free day on the water. While the 24-gram CO2 cartridge is only good for one use, you can easily pick up a spare rearming kit online.

Best Life Jacket For Mobility

Freedom to move, safely, astral ytv 2.0 life jacket.

Weight: 1.13 pounds | Sizes: S/M, M/L, L/XL | Pockets: Yes | Flotation: 16.5 pounds

Wearing a life jacket can sometimes feel like trading safety for comfort, but that’s not the case with the Astral YTV 2.0. Unlike traditional bulky PFDs, this jacket ups the comfort factor with its pullover entry and innovative design. Crafted with mobility in mind, its foam insert is made from proprietary materials that deliver a lightweight feel without sacrificing safety.

The jacket’s shell, made from 100% post-consumer recycled polyester ripstop, pairs with a 200-denier nylon liner that guarantees eco-friendliness. With features like polypro webbing, durable zippers and heavy-duty hardware, it's engineered for reliability and ease of use. And it’s approved by the U.S. Coast Guard as a Type V life jacket with a buoyancy of 16.5 pounds, ensuring it’s both stylish and comfortable for water enthusiasts of all sorts.

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The Forbes Vetted gear team is well-versed in all things water sports, from kayaking to paddle boarding and beyond. We research and test dozens if not hundreds of gear products, in addition to covering the latest releases in the space. Bailey Berg , the writer of this story, is an on-water expert, having written extensively on inflatable paddle boards , rowing machines and other water-based gear. Meanwhile, Vetted gear editor Cam Vigliotta has over six years of experience evaluating gear and equipment, breaking down even the most complex products into their basic components to help outdoorists understand what’s worth their money, and what isn’t.

How We Chose The Best Life Jackets

In our search for the best life jackets, we scoured the internet for a variety of offerings from reputable brands. From there, we compared each PFD’s specs, paying close attention to construction, quality of materials, comfort and flotation. We also considered our own first-hand experience with life jackets to narrow down the list. And finally, we read customer reviews, looking for life vests with overwhelmingly positive feedback from kayakers, boaters, water skiers, anglers and many others.

What To Look For In The Best Life Jackets

Arguably, the most crucial aspect of a life jacket is its fit because a life jacket that doesn't fit properly won't be able to do its job effectively. When trying on a life jacket, make sure it feels snug across your torso but not too tight. Better yet, opt for one with adjustable straps and buckles that can help you achieve a customized fit.

Different water activities may require different levels of buoyancy. For example, if you're participating in a high-impact water sport like whitewater rafting, you'll need a life jacket with greater buoyancy to keep you afloat in fast-moving water. On the other hand, if you're simply enjoying a leisurely boat ride, a less bulky life jacket that isn’t s buoyant will suffice. Look for labels indicating the level of buoyancy provided by the jacket and choose the one that best meets your needs accordingly.

Durability And Quality

A life jacket is an investment in personal safety, so it's essential to choose one made from high-quality materials that can withstand prolonged exposure to water, sun and the elements. Check for sturdy stitching, ripstop fabric, durable zippers and reliable buckles. Additionally, look for life jackets that are U.S. Coast Guard-approved, as this ensures they meet rigorous safety standards.

A life jacket that is uncomfortable or restricts your movement can detract from your enjoyment of water activities—if it isn’t comfortable, odds are you won’t wear it. Look for jackets with flexible materials and ergonomic designs that allow for a full range of motion. Mesh panels can also enhance comfort by providing ventilation to keep you cool on hot days.

In emergency situations, being easily visible can significantly aid rescue efforts. Look for life jackets in bright colors like orange, yellow or red, which are highly visible in the water. Some jackets also come with reflective strips or panels to increase visibility in low-light conditions.

What Are The Different Types Of Life Jackets?

You’ll notice that all of the life jackets in this guide are classified by type, which designates which activities and conditions they can withstand. Here’s what each type means:

• Type I: Offshore Life Jackets—Designed for open, rough or remote waters where rescue may be delayed, these provide the most buoyancy and are even suitable for someone who’s unconscious. With that said, all that buoyancy makes them bulky and less comfortable for continuous wear.
• Type II: Nearshore Life Jackets—Intended for calm inland waters where quick rescue is more likely, these life jackets are less bulky than Type I jackets but they offer less buoyancy and may not turn an unconscious person face-up in the water.
• Type III: Flotation Life Jackets—Suitable for general boating or activities where rescue can be expected quickly, these jackets are comfortable for continuous wear and promote movement. They come in various styles and are popular among recreational boaters, anglers and those who partake in water sports.
• Type IV: Throwable Devices—These are jackets but devices such as buoyant cushions, rings or horseshoe buoys designed to be thrown to someone in distress. They’re not wearable and are typically used in addition to life jackets.
• Type V: Special-Use Devices—These are PFDs designed for specific activities, such as kayaking, waterskiing or windsurfing. They must be worn to be counted as part of a vessel's required safety equipment and provide specialized features like high buoyancy, ease of movement or automatic inflation.

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