A week’s worth of great deals.
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Editor’s Note: These deals happened between Monday and Friday of the prior week. Some are still available, some have faded like a copper sunset. Check back on Monday for more Deals of Note.
Save $29: One of Adidas’s trendiest street sneaker, in gray wool.
Save $25: For outdoorsy folk, a durable and water-resistant gear hauler; for weekend jetsetters, a simple and stylish duffel bag.
Save $15: The third most important computer accessory, right next to keyboards and mice.
Save $30: A perfect introduction to the burgeoning world of VR. It has its flaws, but it beats holding a cardboard box on your face.
Save $22: Connect up to three devices simultaneously: Windows devices, Macs, Android, iOS and select streaming boxes.
Save $55: An ultralight, ultra-packable midlayer that resists winter’s worst.
Save $53: A high-powered portable battery, capable of charging three devices simultaneously.
Save $29: Made in Scotland with an ultra-soft wool/angora blend.
Save $121: Because the family pup needs a comfortable bed too.
Save $1,000: Single? Adventurous? Fond of mountains and luxury trains? Here’s the deal of a lifetime: Rocky Mountaineer, a Canadian luxury train-liner, is giving solo travelers $1,000 off any of its 65 packages throughout British Columbia, Alberta, and the Pacific Northwest.
Save $93: Hoover’s “best cleaning bagless upright,” with a 40-foot cord and plenty of useful attachments.
Save $19: Simple, compact, and made in Colorado. And it looks cool. That’s all that you need to know.
Save $60: Add another layer of stylish, buffalo-checkered, 700-fill down coziness to any sweater. (It’s always a good choice.)
Save $37: Up to 400 watts of powerful, room-filling sound from one of the most trusted electronics producers.
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