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I thought I'd be glad to see all of the Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals go, but here I am, missing the adrenaline rush of sifting through $250 Roombas and $350 Playstations for two hours. Thankfully, there are a handful of sales that have rolled over from the mayhem, and we've got them here for you.
Take 30% off most things at Adidas with the code CYBER2017
Adidas' Cyber Monday sale lasts until…Leftover Tuesday, so you can still take 30% off almost everything on their site with the code CYBER2017. I'm currently a huge fan of their hiking boots as crossover wet weather winter shoes, but many silhouettes appear to have (rightly, sadly) sold out. Nevertheless, cop some good stuff and gifts for the fam while they're cheap.
Start your smart home with an Amazon Echo Dot for only $30
Earlier this month, Pete wrote about how a tech crisis forced him into upgrading his bachelor pad into a smart bachelor pad off of the back of an Echo Dot and a Fire TV stick.
Echo Dots are still down to $30 from their ususal $50, so you can get your smart home started, or, just have a speaker that'll play your tunes and order stuff for you off of a voice command, for a bargain.
BodySense smart scale from Eufy, $33 down from $50
If you're like me, you gained exactly 2 pounds from eating nothing but fat-soaked carbohydrates and booze for four days straight last week. It's going to be what's called a "rough one" over the coming weeks, so track the damage and the recovery from Wirecutter's top-ranked smart scale, which does handy stuff like measure BMI and body fat percentage and sends it straight to your smart phone. It's almost $20 off today, so start the recovery process cheaply.
Save 20-33% on massage balls by Trigger Point, $10-$20
Ever had a really tough not in your back, leg or neck that you just can't reach? Massage balls are like round foam rollers that let you target specific muscles and parts of your back and absolutely wallop the shit out of them until they feel much better. I keep one of these by my bedstand and one in the living room for rolling out my back before bed or watching TV, and they make a particularly gnarly sore muscle a lot easier to work through. You can get 2.5″ balls in normal ($10) and extra firm ($16, this is my pick) or a 5″ ball for $20 through the end of the day.
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