This American-made DeWALT tool just went on sale for early Prime Day
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Amazon just kicked off Prime Day 2025 early, giving shoppers a head start on four full days of epic deals from July 8 to July 11. Early discounts are already live. And what better way to launch the savings than with outdoor gear that pulls its weight?
Right now, DeWALT is selling a cordless leaf blower below asking so you can get that yard cleaned up for July 4th parties, picnics, and BBQs. Keep in mind, 5,000 have already sold, and with this markdown, it may trigger the price to go back up.
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Since 1924, DeWALT has been redefining outdoor power with tools and appliances designed to tackle the most challenging conditions. Known for their long-lasting materials and reliable performance, every product is rigorously tested where it counts — out in the field. Made in the USA and built to last, this leaf blower is a part of the early Prime Day deals, proving you don't have to pay more to get the job done right.
So don't sit on this hot DeWALT early Prime Day deal because it rarely happens and won't last long.
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The DeWALT 20V MAX* XR Leaf Blower offers powerful performance in a compact, cordless design. Featuring a high-efficiency brushless motor, it delivers up to 400 cubic feet per minute of air volume and 125 miles per hour of airspeed. Ideal for quick yard cleanups, it provides extended runtime for professional use.
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