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Father's Day is right around the corner. Have you figured out what to buy your dad yet? If not, how about a visit to REI? If Dad is a fitness enthusiast, there's a great sale going on now that might just help you track down the perfect gift for him, or at least an idea of what to let him know is arriving in the mail for a late Father's Day gift.

As of June 13, you can save up to 30% off Garmin electronics at REI. That includes smartwatches, fitness trackers, bike computers, GPSs, and more. The sale is going on through June 16, and the discounts are automatically applied.

You can save 28% off a Garmin Forerunner 255, for example, which brings it down from $350 to just $249.99, a 28% discount. There's also the rugged Garmin fenix 7X Pro Solar Edition, which you can get for 22% off – that brings it down to $699.99 from $900. The sale extends beyond wearables, with bike computers and GPSs rounding things out.

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Whatever Dad is into, there's something you can bring home from the REI sale right now, and you'll be saving a significant amount of money. Just go ahead and buy now to lock in what you're getting Dad. The sale ends on Father's Day and this way, you can show him something's on the way.

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