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The BMC’s Recommended Retail Partners


Since becoming the BMC’s recommended retail partners in 2017, leading outdoor retailers Cotswold Outdoor and Snow+Rock have proudly supported our members to make the most of every minute in the mountains. Whatever your passion, you’ll find everything you need to get out there, with quality kit from the very best brands and unrivalled expert advice born from years of experience.


BMC members get


a 15% discount online using this code:


AF-BMC-M1 Or present your BMC membership card at checkout in store.


Why does the BMC need commercial partnerships?


Around 20% of the BMC’s revenue – for important work such as youth, development, and competitions – comes from Sport England funding. The recent changes to Sport England’s goals and requirements means some or all of this funding may be cut. The BMC decided it was prudent, therefore, to explore alternative funding options such as turning to our friends in the outdoor industry. The financial benefits of commercial collaboration with reputable organisations allow us to maintain our broad range of work for climbers, hill walkers and mountaineers.


What does this mean for BMC members?


BMC members and volunteers will be able to access fantastic discounts thanks to our partnerships. Of course, partnerships are a two-way street, so in return for supporting the our work, we will promote Cotswold Outdoor and Snow+Rock as our recommended retail partners, and Montane as the BMC’s recommended clothing and pack partner.


BMC HANDBOOK | www.thebmc.co.uk | 09


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