How To Set Up The North Face Price Tracker

I was standing at the trailhead last weekend shivering in my old windbreaker when a guy hiked past me wearing the 1996 Retro Nuptse Jacket by The North Face and I have been obsessed with getting one ever since. It is that perfect mix of old school cool and serious warmth that makes it a total staple for a Los Angeles winter even if we only get a few truly cold weeks. I then began the North Face game of waiting for the price to drop.

That constant cycle of refreshing and checking is exactly why I finally started using the PriceLasso app to act as my personal The North Face price tracker. It is such a huge relief to stop being a digital scout and just let the technology do the scouting for me while I am actually out living my life. The app stays busy in the background watching the specific items I want and it sends a quick price drop alert the moment the cost moves even a tiny bit. I actually managed to save over a hundred dollars on a high end parka last month because the app pinged me while I was in the middle of a grocery run.

Steps to Track The North Face Prices

1. Sign-up for PriceLasso (100% free).

2. Next, add our Browser Extension

3. Just click our green PriceLasso button on any The North Face product page to easily get price alerts

PriceLasso will automatically check The North Face prices and alert you when the price drops.

What really makes this brand stand out is that they don't just sell regular jackets but actual pieces of expedition history that are built to survive the toughest spots on earth. You aren't just buying a raincoat when you find the Antora Jacket or a pair of hiking shoes when you pick out the Vectiv Enduris 3 because these items are packed with high tech features like GORE TEX and FutureLight fabrics. I love how they have iconic names like the Denali Fleece and the McMurdo Parka that people recognize instantly across the globe. They even have a specialized Summit Series for people who are literally climbing mountains and a Renewed program where you can get refurbished gear that is better for the planet. It is the only brand where the same gear you see on a city street is often the exact same stuff used by professional athletes in the Himalayas.

If you want to be a pro at saving money you have to understand the specific rhythm of their seasonal sales and membership perks. They usually roll out their biggest end of season clearances in late January or early February and again in August to make room for new arrivals. My best tip is to join their XPLR Pass program because it gives you points on every purchase and early access to some of their limited edition collaborations that usually sell out in minutes. You should also keep an eye out for their holiday weekend events like the massive discounts they run during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. By combining these membership benefits with an automated tracking system you can finally snag those premium puffers and tents without the stress of paying full retail prices.

With PriceLasso, you can track The North Face prices automatically with alerts delivered directly to your email.