Today’s Best Deals: Up to 50% Off Barbour Jackets, Massively Discounted Coleman Coolers & More

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Timex x Todd Snyder Ironman watch
Save 40%: If you’re into throwback digital watches, don’t miss out on the Timex x Todd Snyder Ironman watch. This reissue was first developed in 1984 in partnership with the Ironman triathlon and features 200-meter water resistance, an Indiglo night light, a 100-hour chronograph, a 99-lap counter and a 24-hour countdown time. Though the contemporary model features an enlarged face and dial, it’s just as lightweight and durable as the original.
— John Zientek

Perfect Keto Sale
Save 20%: Right now, Perfect Keto products on The Feed are up to 20 percent off — including supplements, bases and powders. Each item is designed to help you get the nutrients you need if you’re doing keto. If you’re looking for a keto diet-approved base, pre-workout or MCT oil powder (to replace your liquid creamer) today’s the day to check out the sale. — Meg Lappe

Barbour Jackets from END Clothing
Save up to 50%: For those of you that buy new outer layers towards the end of the season, your patience may have just paid off. Thanks to End’s mid-season sale, today you can save up to $230 on a pair of Barbour jackets.

The first of the two jackets (and the most steeply discounted at $230 off) is the product of a collaboration between Barbour and Engineered Garments. The lightweight outer layer features a 4-ounce waxed fabric with a hem that sits right at the waist, raglan sleeves and two welt pockets.

The navy Beaufort, on the other hand, features a hem that sits a bit lower and a handsome sylkoil outer and an interior lining with a tartan print. Whatever your preference, it’s hard to deny that these jackets are made all the more attractive by their discounted prices. Act while you still can, though, because we known that these deals won’t last for long. — JD DiGiovanni

Coleman Coolers
Save up to 50%: Rotomolded coolers, the kind you can get from companies like Yeti, OtterBox, Orca and Pelican, are indestructible and will keep contents cold for days. But they’re also expensive — a 40- to 50-quart cooler can cost as much as $350. There’s something to be said for cheap coolers though, the kind you’ve seen at barbecues and tailgates (red or blue bottom, white lid). A cheap cooler won’t keep ice frozen for three days, and if you hurl it off a cliff, it’ll probably break. But it will work for short-term gatherings, and depending on the size, it’ll cost less than $50. Actually, if you buy one from the selection of Coleman coolers currently on sale at REI, it could cost less than $20. — Tanner Bowden

Persol Sunglasses
Save up to 75%: Nordstrom Rack is having a crazy sale on Persol sunglasses right now and all available styles cost $100. Normal retail prices hover up around $350 which means you’ll save up to 75 percent if you shop now. With a history dating back to 1917, Persol epitomizes Italian luxury sunglasses and its vintage frames are highly collectible. Now owned by Luxottica, the frames are more widely available than in past decades but the styles are no less iconic. If you’re in need of a new pair of everyday shades, don’t pass on this sale — it’ll be hard to find prices like this again. — John Zientek

A Pair of Cordless Dyson Vacuums
Save Up to $100: Dyson unveiled the V6 line of cordless vacuums four years back. It was the brand’s initial foray into the cordless market, and thanks to the rapid pace of releases the brand has adopted, it’s now the cheapest.

Today on Walmart and Jet, the V6 Absolute and the V6 Handheld are both marked down from their already-low prices. Both are outfitted with HEPA filtration systems that are fully washable (meaning you don’t have to buy new ones every few months). — Will Price

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