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Disney Garmin Vivofit fitness trackers for kids go on sale for Black Friday

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Motivating your kids to be active can be a real challenge, especially now that digital entertainment is easily accessible. With a fitness tracker, however, you can get them moving and away from the TV, computer, or mobile device. It acts as a fun and great tool for your young ones to gauge their activity, and at the same time, allows you to stay on top of their health and wellness.

As part of the Black Friday sale, Amazon is offering spectacular deals on Garmin Vivofit Jr. 2 kids fitness trackers. A lot of cute Disney-themed variants are discounted at the moment, letting you on $30 in savings. And with the holidays just around the corner, this sale is a great way to save money on gifts for the kiddos in your life.

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Disney-Themed Garmin Vivofit Jr. 2 – Stretchy Band

  • Minnie Mouse – $50
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Disney-Themed Garmin Vivofit Jr. 2 – Adjustable Band

  • Minnie Mouse– $50
  • Disney Princess (Pink) – $50
  • Disney Princess (Purple) – $50
  • Frozen 2, Anna (Purple) – $50
  • Frozen 2, Elsa (Light Blue) – $50

Garmin is one of the most popular names in the wearable industry, alongside Apple Watches and Fitbit. It’s especially known for its multiple lines of sports and GPS watches, such as the Forerunner, Vivoactive, and Vivofit. And although the kid editions of these fitness trackers do not pack hardware as powerful as the adult versions, they provide a nice range of capabilities that are tough enough to make it through playtime.

Parents can assign chores and schedule alerts from the smartphone app. The Garmin Vivofit Jr. 2 will then show kids their jobs to do, such as finishing homework and brushing teeth. This feature is perfect for children who need reminders or youngsters who procrastinate. Parents will also be able to add multiple profiles and view stats for each child, including steps, sleep, chore data, and daily activities.

With access to Garmin Connect, kids can invite their pals to friendly step competitions. It allows users to create custom challenges and leave comments for each other in the app when the challenge is active. The Vivofit Jr. 2 is also swim-friendly so there’s no problem wearing it in the pool.

Kids will also have an enjoyable time exploring theme-specific adventures integrated on the watch. The more they meet their daily activity goals, the more of the story they’ll get to see, with the addition of playing mini-games and challenges. Depending on the theme of the watch, children can hop on to adventures like playing ice skating with Anna and Elsa, planning a birthday surprise for Mickey Mouse with Minnie Mouse, and delving into magical kingdoms with Disney princesses.

Get your little one a Disney-themed Garmin Vivofit Jr. 2 today for only $50 instead of the usual $80 when you order on Amazon. Marvel and Star Wars bands are also discounted at around the same price range.

Looking for more? Head over to our curated deals page for other exciting discounts on tech products. Also, be sure to check out these awesome compilations of Cyber Monday and Cyber Week deals.

Erica Katherina
Former Digital Trends Contributor
I find deals and write about them to help Digital Trends’ readers save on quality tech products.
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