Outdoor Prolink

Outdoor Prolink Do you work in the Outdoor Industry? Outdoor Prolink is an outdoor industry pro-purchase program designed for qualified outdoor industry professionals.

Sign up for pro deals from Outdoor Prolink to get up to 50% off your favorite outdoor brands like Black Diamond, Mountain Hardwear, Scarpa and more! It provides its members with up to 50% off retail on 100 brands simply because they influence the public's buying decisions. Outdoor Prolink matches qualified outdoor professionals (guides, instructors, recreation coordinators, ski patrollers, militar

y personnel, NPS, USFS etc.) with discounts on top brands like Black Diamond, Mountain Hardwear, Scarpa and more!

Our public lands need your voice. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is proposing to fully repeal the Roadless Rule, put...
09/10/2026

Our public lands need your voice. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is proposing to fully repeal the Roadless Rule, putting 45+ million acres of national forest lands at risk of increased logging, road-building, mining, and other industrial development. For more than 25 years, the Roadless Rule has helped protect some of our country’s most iconic and intact national forest landscapes––and have provided members of our community with unbeatable backcountry recreation experiences.

The Conservation Alliance has made it easy for you to learn more and take action by submitting a public comment. Add your voice: https://secure.everyaction.com/o-Fagixz3katRZTqzd6fCg2

For the month of September, we are proud to feature the SBSEF Ski For T Award as our featured nonprofit.The Snowbird Spo...
09/08/2026

For the month of September, we are proud to feature the SBSEF Ski For T Award as our featured nonprofit.

The Snowbird Sports Education Foundation (SBSEF) supports young athletes pursuing their passion for mountain sports. Tanner Baran was a gifted freeride and park skier with a deep love for the mountains and a passion for helping young athletes grow. Tanner died on November 13, 2025, while climbing Mount Superior in Little Cottonwood Canyon, Utah—doing what he loved.

The Ski For T Award honors Tanner’s legacy by supporting an SBSEF freeride team member who embodies his love of skiing, commitment to progression, and respect for the mountain community.

By giving, you help carry forward Tanner’s spirit of progression, adventure, and community—and help another young skier experience the mountains he loved.

Learn more about the Ski For T Award: https://sbsef.com/ski-for-t-award

You don't have to be an expert to go backpacking, you just have to be willing to take the first step.Our latest blog cov...
09/03/2026

You don't have to be an expert to go backpacking, you just have to be willing to take the first step.

Our latest blog covers everything from choosing the right route and packing your gear to building confidence for your first overnight in the backcountry. Read the guide: https://blog.outdoorprolink.com/so-you-want-to-go-backpacking/

The best kind of board meeting. 🏄️Last Monday, we traded our desk chairs for SUPs and spent the morning on the water tog...
08/26/2026

The best kind of board meeting. 🏄️

Last Monday, we traded our desk chairs for SUPs and spent the morning on the water together. Now we're just trying to figure out how to convince our boss to let us make this a recurring calendar invite...

You don’t have to be a “bird person” to appreciate a really cool bird. Somewhere between summits, paddles, and slopes, i...
08/25/2026

You don’t have to be a “bird person” to appreciate a really cool bird. Somewhere between summits, paddles, and slopes, it happens to a lot of us.

Zach and Emma’s latest blog introduces some of Alaska’s most fascinating birds and the incredible adaptations that help them thrive in the Last Frontier.

Swipe through to for a peek at a few species (think you can name any?). Then head to The Link for some fun facts about 'em: https://blog.outdoorprolink.com/ecology-spotlight-hardcore-birds-of-alaska

The best gear isn't proven on paper. It's proven on rocks, slopes, rivers, mountains, trails, slopes, and more.We get de...
08/24/2026

The best gear isn't proven on paper. It's proven on rocks, slopes, rivers, mountains, trails, slopes, and more.

We get detailed gear reviews from Outdoor Prolink members who put their stuff to the test where it matters most so you can make informed decisions when you're choosing for yourself. Some of the latest you'll find are:
🪢 C.A.M.P. Reel
🪖 Blue Ice Blast Helmet
😎 Pit Viper The Hawksbill Revlock Sunglasses
🎣 Thule RodVault 2-Rod

Get the full scoop on all these and more on The Link!

08/21/2026

Turns out “professional development” can happen on a trail too. Here are some resume-worthy skills your love for the outdoors might have given you.

1. Problem-Solving
From fixing broken gear with limited resources to working within budgetary constraints and building community, you’ve been solving problems all along.

2. Project Management
Planning routes. Coordinating food and transportation. Procuring permits. Managing risk. Cleaning gear and writing trip reports. That’s project management.

3. Customer Service
Leading trips. Teaching outdoor skills. Selling gear. Those experiences build adaptability, empathy, patience, and active listening.

4. Risk Assessment & Management
Assessing weather, wildlife, terrain, group dynamics, and changing conditions isn’t just outdoor knowledge—it’s risk management.

5. Multitasking
Guiding, teaching, troubleshooting, communicating, and adapting—all at the same time. Sound familiar?

6. Communication
Whether it’s customers, coworkers, park staff, or emergency services, strong communication is part of almost every outdoor job.

What do you think? Anything else you’d put on the list?
We dive into it even further on The Link: https://blog.outdoorprolink.com/6-outdoor-skills-you-probably-already-have-and-can-add-to-your-resume

Monday updates in the team Slack channel have really been hitting this summer.Kelly has spent many nights sleeping in he...
08/19/2026

Monday updates in the team Slack channel have really been hitting this summer.

Kelly has spent many nights sleeping in her rooftop tent.

Grace has been logging trail miles.

Hannah has been exploring Colorado on two wheels.

Drew caught his first two fish with a fly rod.

Allison went hiking with friends in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Gabbi spent a weekend in Estes Park.

Mads met up with some bike packing friends near Red Feather Lakes and made them a well deserved dinner after 70 miles and 8,000 vert.

Neill explored Glacier Bay National Park via kayak.

Hannah enjoyed some sunset bouldering.

08/14/2026

Always outside, never out of style. 💅

Your first time on a paddleboard doesn’t have to end with an unexpected swim.Whether you’re looking to improve your bala...
08/14/2026

Your first time on a paddleboard doesn’t have to end with an unexpected swim.

Whether you’re looking to improve your balance, explore a new lake, or simply enjoy a day on the water, a few simple tips can make your first SUP experience a lot more enjoyable.

Kaya’s latest blog on The Link covers everything from choosing the right conditions and gear to paddling techniques, safety tips, and other beginner-friendly advice to help you get out there with confidence: https://blog.outdoorprolink.com/tips-and-tricks-for-your-first-time-stand-up-paddle-boarding-suping

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