WRAPPING UP WINTER AT EASTON OUTDOOR COMPANY!

Happy Leap year!
Did you know the reason we have Leap days is to make up for the nearly 6 hour discrepancy between how long the Earth takes to rotate around the sun, and our 365-day calendar? If we didn’t, in 100 years our calendar would be off by 24 days.

So, what are you doing with your extra day? How about spending it stocking up on fall and winter apparel?! Find your new favorite jackets, coats, shirts, flannels, fleeces, hats, beanies, gloves and insulated boots. Today, Friday February 28th, kicks off our 40% off Winter Clearance Sale! Is there a winter coat from The North Face or Patagonia jacket you’ve been eyeing all season? Now is the time to snag it for an incredibly low price.

There’s no brand exclusions, so you can get your favorite brands like Patagonia, TenTree, The North Face, Marmot and more for seriously great prices!

*Exclusions: hiking footwear, climbing gear, backpacks, tents, certain gear & accessories

Daylight saving time this year is Sunday March 8th. We’re looking forward to longer, warmer days! The first day of spring is just a few weeks away.

Don’t forget to sign up for the Jacobsburg Trail Race! Pre-registration gets you a free t-shirt. After the 29th of February, registration cost increases to $30. Here’s the Registration Cost timeline:
3/1-3/30: $30
4/1-4/30: $35
Race Day: $40

The race is Sunday, May 3rd, beginning at 9am. All details can be found here.

Are you planning a race of your own? Ask us about our affordable Race Timing Services! We can time your running race with a maximum of 300 participants. Call us at 610.829.1000 to learn more.

To wrap up, we want to say how proud we are to be a part of the Easton retail community. There’s so many amazing stores and boutiques in downtown Easton, like The Loving Piece, Five & Dime Skate Shop, Token, Greene Marketplace, Nature's Way, Mercantile Home and many, many more. It’s amazing to see our city continue to grow. Thank you to all who continue to support us and all the retail shops downtown!

“Happy Leap Day. A day where 'this time last year' and 'this time next year' does not apply.”
- Anonymous