Sun & Ski takes 10% off your entire purchase for first responders who show a valid ID or a government-issued badge. The program runs on the store’s own Salute page, not through a verification service, and the page names emergency first responders, EMTs, firefighters and police officers.
Sun & Ski is a sports retailer, and its menu runs through Ski, Snowboard, Bike and Shoes, with more departments after those. For a winter plan that means boots, goggles, jackets and a rental or two can all land on one receipt, and a straight 10% off the whole purchase is easier to use than a discount that covers a handful of products.
How To Get The Sun & Ski First Responder Discount
- Go to a Sun & Ski store with your valid ID or government-issued badge. The page says to simply present it.
- Tell the cashier you’re using the first responder discount from the Salute program.
- Check the receipt. The page says the discount is 10% off your entire purchase and applies to sale and clearance priced items too.
If you’d rather order online, the page says to email or chat with Sun & Ski’s customer service team, and it says chat is the most effective way to place an order with the discount. The email address on the page is [email protected].
The Fine Print
The discount page lists its exclusions plainly, and a few matter if you’re shopping for winter gear. It’s one-time use, with no cash back value, and it can’t be applied toward special orders, event registrations, gift cards or previous purchases. It can’t be used for Ikon Passes, so a lift pass isn’t part of the savings. It can’t be combined with other coupons or offers. It excludes all electronics and all Cannondale, Rocky Mountain, Cervelo, Super73 and Santa Cruz bikes.
Because it’s one time, plan the purchase. If you’re buying skis for yourself and boots for a kid, put both on the same order and ask the cashier to apply it once to everything.
Is This On ID.me?
No. ID.me’s page for Sun & Ski says it isn’t aware that Sun & Ski offers first responders discounts, and that fits what Sun & Ski’s own page shows: the program is the store’s Salute page, with ID or a badge shown at the register. So don’t look for Sun & Ski on ID.me, and don’t be put off if it isn’t there.
Q&A
Q: How much is the Sun & Ski first responder discount?
A: The Salute page says 10% off your entire purchase.
Q: Who qualifies?
A: The page lists emergency first responders, EMTs, firefighters and police officers.
Q: What do I show?
A: A valid ID or a government-issued badge, according to the page.
Q: Does it work on sale items?
A: The page says it’s applicable to all sale or clearance priced items.
Q: Can I use it online?
A: Not at the cart. The page says to email or chat with customer service, and that chat is the most effective way.
Q: Can I use it for an Ikon Pass?
A: No. The page says it can’t be used for Ikon Passes.
Q: Where else can I find winter gear for less?
A: Backcountry lists a first responder offer on its ID.me page. See our Backcountry first responder discount page.
More Information:
Sun & Ski can change its program, so confirm the terms on its Salute page before you shop. For more winter and outdoor savings, browse our sports and outdoors discounts.