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GET A FREE YETI YONDER WATER BOTTLE WITH $100 PURCHASE:To celebrate Member Month,Request Movies REI is offering members a free 25-ounce Yeti Yonder water bottle ($25 value) to those who spend $100 or more in-store on Sunday, March 9, while supplies last.

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$25 Save $25 Free for REI members when spending $100+ in-store on March 9

We have plenty of memberships these days. There's Amazon Prime, Netflix, HBO Max, Instacart, the gym, and an overwhelming number of others. These all come with a monthly or yearly fee, and those prices seem to rise far too often. However, one membership we like comes with a single fee that gets you a lifelong membership, and it comes with plenty of perks. Below is a solid case in point of why it pays to be part of the REI Co-op.

REI is gearing up to celebrate Member Month and on offer is a free 25-ounce Yeti Yonder water bottle to all members who spend $100 or more in-store on Sunday, March 9. The Yeti water bottle typically costs $25, but it'll be free while supplies last. Of course, you'll need to be an REI Co-op member to cash in on this deal, which costs $30 for a lifetime membership.

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Hydration is a key to success, but keeping up with water consumption can seem like a never-ending task. Yeti makes it a bit more fun, and the Yonder bottle comes with a nice 25-ounce capacity. The shatter-resistant Tritan plastic means this puppy is durable and won't mind getting dropped. Of course, it's a BPA-free material. The lid is also leakproof, so this water bottle is a great option for tossing in your carry-on bag, the gym bag, or a tote for the office.

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Since the REI membership costs $30 and the Yeti Yonder water bottle comes in at $25, signing up for a membership now and cashing in on the free bottle makes the membership close to free. Of course, you'll need to spend $100 in-store on Sunday to get this deal, but we don't think that'll be an issue once you step inside the outdoor-adventure wonderland that is REI.

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Rearrange your weekend plans to include a trip to REI on Sunday, March 9 when members can snag a free Yeti Yonder water bottle when spending $100 or more on an in-store purchase. Supplies could run out, so this might be best as a Sunday morning adventure.

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