15 Best Winter Finds at Costco for Under $40

Winter is finally here. Whether you’re an outdoorsy adventurer or prefer the comfort of a heated home, we can help you save money at Costco. From gloves and ski goggles to cozy heated blankets, we’ve rounded up the season’s best bargain buys. And bonus, these fan favorites are all under $40.

So go ahead and fill your cart with everything you need for the winter weather. At these prices, you can keep your budget on track and cash in your wallet.

Editor’s note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $15.99

Stay warm in these polyester, acrylic, rayon, and spandex blend base layers all winter. The two-pack of long-sleeved crewneck tees is a steal for under $16. One of Under Armour’s Women’s ColdGear tops costs $49.99 at Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Price: $29.99

Get extra traction with these Tungsten carbide steel spikes. Pack this pick in your hiking bag, or take the Trax on your next winter vacation. These fit over most shoes and boots, are lightweight, and provide 360-degree traction on snow or ice. Choose from sizes small/medium or large/extra-large.

Price: $28.89

This rechargeable hand warmer provides up to nine hours of heat. Other features include one or two-sided heat output, warming temperatures up to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, six settings, and an ergonomic design.

Price: $19.97

Bundle up in this water-resistant women’s jacket. A stand-up collar, zippered fleece-lined pockets, and a hood will keep you warm outdoors. At less than $20, this is a can’t-miss deal. Macy’s sells a similar insulated puffer coat from Lands’ End for over $84.

Price: $14.99

Twin with your pet and get them this 32 Degrees dog coat. You aren’t the only one who needs a warm jacket. The water-resistant velcro vest has an easy-to-see reflective trim and a convenient leash hole.

Costco customers praise this pick. Shopper Alice gave the coat five stars on the retailer’s website, “This jacket is so cute and easy to put on/off…Highly recommend!”

Price: $23.99

Keep your hands warm and cozy in these sleek ski gloves. The waterproof, windproof pair has a breathable insert, enhanced palm grip, and a Tricot lining. And bonus, you don’t have to take them off just to use your phone. Special Sensatec technology makes these gloves touchscreen-compatible.

Compare Costco’s low $23.99 price to $45 at Dick’s Sporting Goods for a similar pair of gloves from The North Face.

Price: $29.97

Cold feet? No problem. These toe warmers are air-activated and stay warm for up to five hours. Get 60 pairs for less than $30 right now. Don’t assume you’ll find a lower price online. Amazon sells a 10-pack from HotHands for $9.99. You’ll need to pay almost $60 to get Costco’s quantity.

Price: $14.49

Toe warmers aren’t the only way to keep your feet toasty this winter. These acrylic, polyester, and spandex thermal crew socks are soft, comfortable, and cozy. Costco customer WalkerBoh raved about this three-pack in a glowing review, “Love these socks…They are wonderfully thick. If you haven’t tried these yet, do so. You won’t be disappointed.”

Price: $34.99

Snuggle under this reversible 50x60-inch heated throw. The 100 percent polyester blanket has four heat settings and a four-hour auto shut-off timer. Compare Costco’s under-$35 price to $50 at Target for Brookstone’s Heated Coziest Throw.

Price: $31.99

The days of wearing canvas tennis shoes and sandals are long gone. You need boots that keep the cold, snow, and ice at bay. A padded collar and memory foam insole make this pair comfortable for hikes and other outdoor activities. And at $31.99, the “sneakerboot” is an affordable alternative to what you’ll find at other stores. DSW sells Hi-Tec’s Altitude VII Waterproof Hiking Boots for over $59.

Price: $9.49

De-ice your steps, driveway, and sidewalks with this pet-friendly melter. Made from 100 percent organic ingredients, the rock salt alternative is designed not to irritate your pup’s paws — and the powerful formula melts ice in temps down to negative 15 degrees Fahrenheit.

Snag a 12-pound jug for $9.49. The Home Depot sells the same product in a smaller eight-pound size for $7.97. You’ll pay $0.99 per pound at the home improvement retailer and $0.79 at Costco.

Price: $32.99

Score a nine-piece value pack for $32.99. The six-pound logs are USDA-certified biobased products that burn cleaner than regular firewood. Lowe’s sells a nine-log box of the smaller 4.5-pound size for $36.98.

Price: $24.97

Prep for your next ski trip and pick up these snow goggles. You’ll get two magnetic interchangeable lenses and a hardshell case for under $25. A primary blue lens is perfect for strong sunlight; the secondary orange option helps with lower or medium light.

Price: $19.99

This resin-coated steel core combo shovel/pusher makes snow removal a breeze. The 20-inch wintertime buy is a bargain for under $20. The same size True Temper shovel costs over $32 at The Home Depot.

Price: $20.99

Cold and flu season is here. Soothe your sore throat with this bulk bag of cough drops. Get two resealable 105-count bags of the sugar-free lemon mint-flavored drops for $20.99. A smaller single bag of 45 costs $4.99 at Target. Costco’s price is only $0.09 per drop, while Target’s is $0.11.

Beat the wintertime chill with the season’s hottest buys. Cosco has everything you need to stay warm inside, enjoy the great outdoors, and so much more.

The savings don’t have to stop at the cash register. You can use the top rewards credit cards to earn points and perks on eligible purchases this month and all winter long.