Los Altos neighbors who sign
up at SnowFest can use the neighborhood coupon for 20% off eligible purchases
Dec. 4–13. The same coupon gives nonmembers 11% off. Sports Basement membership details.
The
coupon is valid online and at all 16 Sports Basement stores. Shoppers can save
on eligible items from brands such as Vuori, The North Face, HOKA and Under
Armour, as well as on ski and snowboard gear for their next trip to the
mountains.
The special holiday coupon
excludes trips, rentals, gift cards, bikes and services, and it can’t be
combined with specials, promotions or other coupons. Additional exclusions
apply.
For a printable, download or phone application coupon CLICK HERE:
LOS ALTOS SPORTS BASEMENT COUPON
SnowFest
celebrates 20 years on Nov. 21
Two weeks before the coupon
period, Sports Basement Long Beach will host the 20th anniversary of
SnowFest, presented by Palisades Tahoe. The free, all-ages event runs Saturday,
Nov. 21, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 2100 N. Bellflower Blvd., Long Beach,
CA 90815, in the Los Altos Marketplace.
Free entry tickets are required: Reserve free SnowFest tickets.
During SnowFest,
Basementeers get 20% off almost everything in-store, with exclusions.
Sports Basement is also offering a two-for-one Palisades Tahoe lift-ticket
voucher for every $100 spent, up to three vouchers, subject to event terms.
The day includes free boot fittings, advice from ski and snowboard brand
representatives, chances to win snow gear and the return of Beer for Good.
Shoppers can sign up for the Basementeer program for free at the register
during the event.
Long
Beach’s first SnowFest was in 2024
The Long Beach store held
its first SnowFest on Nov. 17, 2024, when the 80,000-square-foot Los
Altos location was still new.
That Long Beach debut
featured representatives from more than 50 snow-industry brands, gear giveaways
and the same Palisades Tahoe lift-ticket offer. Proceeds from the inaugural
Beer for Good tastings benefited the Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach.
Palisades Tahoe, which hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics, was celebrating its own
75th anniversary that year. Read the original 2024 Los Altos story.
