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Winter gear discounts: Champion hoodie for $9, $80 off Adidas jacket

It may be April, but don't let the calendar discourage you from checking out these discounts on cold weather gear from Champion, Columbia and Adidas in this roundup from Dealnews.com.

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The logo of Adidas, the world's second largest sports apparel firm, is pictured in a store in Munich. A down jacket made by the company is available for a discounted price according to Dealnews.com.
  • By Marcy Bonebright Guest blogger

Just when you think this winter is over, she shows back up with dragon storms. These unusual weather patterns have led to a protracted cold-weather clothing clearance season, but the well's gotta dry up eventually. Guys, this could be your very last chance to score some great men's outerwear deals, so we've rounded up the best ones that are still kicking. Get a Champion hoodie for just $9, save $59 on an Orvis fleece, and get $78 off a Columbia shell.

Champion Men's Fleece Hoodie
 Store: Kohl's
 Price: $9.18 via coupon code "CELEBRATE" with $5.95 s&h
 Lowest By: $21
 Expires: April 16

Is It Worth It?: Hoodies are the clothing equivalent of comfort food, which means they're better when they're cheap. So at $9 after coupon code "CELEBRATE", this Champion fleece hoodie is just like wearing Mom's spaghetti. But not in a gross way. Available in four colors, this comfy hoodie is an Editors' Choice of $21 savings. It comes in sizes S to XXL, although not in all size/color combinations.

Kohl's offers even more Champion men's sweatshirts for your comfort needs on mildly chilly days. Plus, coupon code "CELEBRATE" takes an extra 15% off these sweatshirts, cutting prices as low as $7. Shipping adds $5.95, or bag free shipping on orders of $75 or more.

C9 by Champion Men's Sport Fleece Zip-Up Hoodie
 Store: Target via eBay
 Price: $10.48 with free shipping
 Lowest By: $20

Is It Worth It?: If pullover-style hoodies don't float your boat, you can still get your comfy fleece fix with a zip-up. The C9 by Champion Sport hoodie features moisture-wicking fleece fabric and full-zip closure in Ebony, Black Diagonal, or Persian Cat Grey. A $20 savings at $10, this Editors' Choice hoodie comes in select sizes from S to XXL.

Orvis Men's Sherpa Fleece Jacket
 Store: Orvis
 Price: $39 with $7.95 s&h
 Lowest By: $59

Is It Worth It?: On windy days, you can't beat a solid fleece jacket with a shearling-style collar, like this jacket from Orvis. The Orvis Sherpa fleece comes in four handsome colors, and features tricot-lined pockets and a bottom drawcord to keep out the cold. Marked down by $59, this fleece jacket is a steal at $39. It comes in sizes S to XXL, but not in all combos.

Columbia Men's Tracer Racer Shell Jacket
 Store: Columbia
 Price: $62.49 via coupon code "JACKETS50" with free shipping for Greater Rewards members
 Lowest By: $78

Is It Worth It?: Perfect to throw on for a chilly morning run, the Columbia Tracer Racer shell jacket comes in Black or Fuse Green. This shell drops to $62 via coupon code "JACKETS50", making it a $78 price low and a clear Editors' Choice pick. This lightweight, 2.5-layer jacket wicks sweat away with its Omni-Wick EVAP technology. This shell comes in sizes S to XXL, although not in all size/color combinations.

Adidas Men's HT 3-1 CPS Down Jacket
 Store: Zozi
 Price: $150 with free shipping
 Lowest By: $80

Is It Worth It?: It's easy to forget that the coldest days of the year could still lie ahead of us, but you can be prepared with the Adidas HT 3-1 CPS down jacket in Black. This extreme-weather jacket boasts zip-in construction for easy layering, Climaproof Storm technology, and a 70/30 duck down inner jacket. You'll save $80 on this coat, which comes in most sizes from S to 2XL.

Marcy Bonebright is a features writer for Dealnews.com, where this story first appeared.

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