Backcountry eGift Certificate

when I pay for my order on Steepandcheap.com,I found I only use just one egift card.

When I can't figure out what to get for my favorite outdoor enthusiast (i.e., effectively everyone I know), then I go with the gift card. It's quick for me to input their email address and then it takes care of the rest.

No matter who you need a gift for, you can't go wrong with a Backcountry gift card. Good for holidays, baby showers, birthdays, weddings, etc.

After my last review, $50 was added on and even Koly reached out to me. I purchase these for giveaways for my FB group "Maine Hiking" so it's great to have a company like Backcountry to offer these digital gift certificates. I have no intention on shopping anywhere else when it comes to online ordering for my outdoor gear.

I'm mostly happy. My only gripe is I needed 3 $50 cards. Guess they offer nearly every other amount except $50. Haha

Got the gift of picking out my own gear...what more could you ask for?!

BTW...if you're reading reviews on gift cards you have too much time on your hands.

I gave this as a gift for last Secret Santa and was pretty awesome, very convenient and cool. Highly recommended.

My mom never likes the things I buy her, but she pretends she does. Now she can buy her own stuff. Take that MOM.

Backcountry has two forms of Gift Certs. A hard card or in digital form. This is the way to go for that Millennial who live on their phone. I'd suggest printing out the email you receive after you purchase so the gift receiver at least can have something physical (slide it in a card maybe) and forward the email later on. Simply redeem online at any time! Hassle free.

Backcountry.com egift cards are a great last minute gift. They're delivered within minutes of ordering. i tend to buy them when I get promotional debit cards (think cable to signups) as I'm worried about losing the card itself, or forgetting to use it before it expires.

Great way to gift the gift of gear to your buddies. My friend Sam watched my dog and he got one of these in return.

Highly recommended: I just bought one of these as a gift for a friend. I messed up the email address and customer service was at a minimum 11 out of 10 stars in helping remedy the problem. I would not only recommend the Gift Card, but Backcountry.com for outdoor enthusiast equipment. They are awesome, have awesome products and great affiliate web sites...

Actually my first experience with this was when Backcountry.com sent me an email telling me that I got $10 off my next order. The email said that it was just $10 off, straight up, no strings attached. The offer expired in a few weeks so I didn't want a free $10 to go to waste. I decided to put the "no strings attached" promise to the test. I was happy to discover that I could indeed use my free $10 towards a $25 gift certificate, locking in this free money for two years. I later used this gift certificate towards the purchase of much needed clothing. Can't think of too many places I'd rather get a gift certificate for.

That warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you get the gift of outdoor goodies from your loved ones? Well, it's now available in an e-mail. Don't think I've ever met anyone who DOESN'T love getting these.

I purchased over $75 of North Face tee shirts for my husband. They are the best shirts in the whole wide world, and pricey.
I did not notice the discloser that free shipping was offered only to the lower 48 of which Hawaii is not. I contacted them to cancel my order when I received my email receipt. To my surprise, they offered me free shipping for this order. I realize this is a one time gesture, and I really appreciate that. As much as I am discouraged by shipping costs (the reason for the 4 stars, instead of 5), I will certainly shop here again. Their retail prices are REALLY, REALLY good.

I wanted to get a gift card to give my nephew for Christmas. But all you have to offer is an e-mail.