REI has kicked off its latest annual Anniversary Sale, bringing steep discounts on just about everything you could possibly need this spring and summer, including bicycles, smartwatches, and tents. Of course, with so much on offer, separating the wheat from the chaff can be a herculean task. We here at Digital Trends aren’t one to shy away from an uphill battle, so we took it upon ourselves to scout out the best deals of the bunch. Read on for our top picks or hit the button below to shop the entire sale over at REI.

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Just keep in mind that — as always — time is of the essence with this sale. Like all Memorial Day sales, REI has set aside an expiration date for its Anniversary Sale: Just before midnight on May 25. Keep in mind, though, that there’s only a certain amount of stock available for each offer, so there’s a good chance the must-have deal you’re looking at won’t run the full course (particularly if it’s on a big-brand product). As such, if something catches your eye, best pull the trigger right away or risk missing out.

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