REI Labor Day Sale: Epic Deals on Outdoor Gear
We rounded up deals on some of the co-op's top-selling gear, from running shoes to rain jackets and roof boxes. If you're looking for savings on outdoor essentials, check out these picks and then explore the entire sale for more.
REI’s Labor Day Sale runs through Sept. 4, and it’s the perfect time to save on seasonal gear from top brands. This REI sale is the annual clearance, so if you see something you like, grab it. Inventories will dwindle as the sale progresses.
We highlighted even more deals specifically for camping and hiking, so be sure to check those out and explore the entire REI sale for yourself.
Read the full article on Gear Junkie's website here.
October 27, 2024
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