17 Early Black Friday Fitness Deals, From Bestsellers to Editor Favorites

If you’ve been looking to ramp up your wellness routine or shop for the fitness enthusiasts in your life, we’ve dug up some early Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals you won’t want to miss. You can save on everything from sneakers and supplements to resistance bands and smart watches. We’ve packed our list with bestsellers and highly-rated products, but also included items our editors have personally vetted.

To make shopping this massive sale even easier, we’ve organized a table of contents so you can find exactly what you’re looking for even faster. Browse wellness deals in tech, fitness equipment, workout attire, and more. Looking for even more sales? Shop more of PS’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, and subscribe to our newsletter for more shopping recommendations.

Update on November 13, 2024 at 2:30pm ET: Updated prices and checked stock for all products.

Fit Simplify Resistance Loop Exercise Bands ($10, originally $21)

This set features five mini latex bands, each offering a different level of resistance, from X-Light (up to four pounds) to X-Heavy (30 pounds). With over 90,000 five-star ratings, these bands are an Amazon bestseller for good reason. The set is a convenient and compact way to step up your strength and can fit in the included bag.

LEVOIT Air Purifier ($79, originally $100)

Whether you’re battling seasonal allergies, have furry pets, or want to combat polluted air, this HEPA-filtered air purifier is Amazon’s bestseller. It has a quiet sleep mode, covers up to 1,095 square feet, and has a 99.97 percent filtration efficiency.

Owala FreeSip Twist Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle ($24, originally $28)

The Owala bottle is viral for a reason. From a leakproof twist top to the ability to sip through the built-in straw or spout opening, this bottle stands out from the rest on the market. And the best part is it’s insulated, which means it can keep your beverage cold or hot for 24 hours. Our editor raved about the bestseller in her review of the Owala 24-Ounce FreeSip Twist Stainless-Steel Water Bottle.

Editor Quote: “The twist-off cap is incredibly leakproof. I’ve dropped this in the gym many times, and not even a single drop comes out. Plus, there are barely any scratches or dents. I love that this is slim and can fit into my bags and cup holders. The insulated bottle keeps my water cold for over 24 hours, especially when I use ice. After using it for a few weeks, it’s easily the one water bottle I gravitate towards the most.” — Anvita Reddy, assistant editor, Shopping

Natural Vitality Calm ($30, originally $41)

If you’re looking for a healthy way to wind down, this magnesium supplement drink mix can help to relieve stress and tension. Just stir in a half of a teaspoon to two teaspoons in your water for a fizzy, fruity drink. It’s Non-GMO Project Verified, vegan, and gluten-free, plus it’s made without sugar, artificial flavor, or synthetic color. Our editor tested it out and noticed how it helps her get better sleep. For more details, check out her Natural Vitality Calm review.

Editor quote: “Since I often have a tough time shutting off my mind at night — especially after a stressful day — I decided to mix myself the first glass of Natural Vitality Calm about an hour before going to bed. I could already feel my body start to relax as I sipped the drink while reading a book, and by the time I turned off the lights, I was completely ready to sleep. When I’m especially busy, I often have stress dreams about something I need to accomplish at work the next day or wake up in the middle of the night thinking about emails. After drinking Natural Vitality Calm, I slept right through the night — without feelings of stress or latent worries.” — Annalise Mantz, associate director, Branded Content

Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder with Hyaluronic Acid and Vitamin C ($45, originally $47)

If you’re already a fan of the original Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides, you might want to consider trying out the advanced version. It has the added benefits of hyaluronic acid and vitamin C to help support collagen production and skin elasticity. Plus, it’s approved by celebrities like Jennifer Aniston (in addition to our own PS editor). Just mix it into your tea, coffee, and smoothies for an added boost. For more details, read our Vital Proteins Collagen Peptides Powder review.

Editor Quote: “One of my favorite things about the collagen powder was that it added a hearty dose of protein to anything I ate or drank throughout the day (nearly 20 grams of protein per serving).” — Christina Stiehl, former senior editor, Fitness

Vitruvi Stone Diffuser ($86, originally $123)

Instead of burning candles, this chic diffuser lets you fill your home with fragrances from soothing essential oils with the push of a button. You can choose between a four hour or eight hour runtime, depending on whether you want the fragrance to be diffused consistently or intermittently. It automatically shuts off when it’s out of water and there is even an optional LED light if you want a little ambiance. Our former fitness editor tested it out and writes about her experience in this Vitruvi Stone Diffuser review.

Editor quote: “Doing yoga or meditating while diffusing essential oils will leave you feeling extremely zen. I’ve been using this diffuser nonstop, and highly recommend it for anyone who needs a little more relaxation in their life.” — Tamara Pridgett, former associate editor, Fitness

Apple AirPods Pro 2 Wireless Earbuds ($190, originally $249)

The classic Apple AirPods rarely drop below $200 in price, but for Black Friday they’re available to purchase for just $190. As one PS editor said, they’re “comfortable and 100 percent worth the hype.” Read our in-depth review of the Apple AirPods for more details.

Editor Quote: “The AirPods Pro have three settings: normal, transparency mode, and noise-cancelling. The noise-cancelling mode is a game changer. I wore them on a plane, and it was like being in another world. I couldn’t hear anything except my music, and that’s the dream.” — India Yaffe, former associate editor, Shopping

Oura Ring Gen3 Horizon ($299, originally $349)

If you’ve been curious to try the popular Oura ring, now is a great time to snag it at a discount. The smart ring has features for tracking sleep, stress, activity, and more. Typically priced at over $300, it’s now 14 percent off for Black Friday. One PS editor especially enjoyed the Oura ring’s sleep tracking insights. Read our Oura Ring 3 review for more details.

Editor Quote: “It’s not going to tell you anything unprecedented; after a turbulent red-eye last night, it’s no wonder my sleep score was abysmal, and I’ve had lots of coffee to keep up. But, for someone that generally leads a healthy lifestyle or is looking for clues to improve their everyday habits like sleep and movement, I’d highly recommend the Oura Ring.” — IY

Sensodyne Pronamel Intensive Enamel Repair Toothpaste ($21, originally $25)

If you have sensitive teeth, switching to this toothpaste will be a game-changer. It repairs enamel, whitens, and protects teeth against cavities and sensitivity. This pack comes with four tubes, so you’ll be set for a while.

Coslus Water Dental Flosser ($30, originally $40)

If you’re struggling to meet your flossing goals, you might want to ditch traditional flossing for a water flosser. Aside from being on sale, this option can remove up to 99.9 percent of plaque and features a 300ml water tank, 30-day battery life, waterproof design, and three different cleaning settings.

Sunrise Alarm Clock ($40, originally $60)

For anyone who loathes waking up to the sound of a blaring alarm, this alarm clock uses gradual light instead. It mimics a natural sunrise to kick-start your own biological clock as a more soothing wake-up call. It features dual alarms and unlimited snooze, and even doubles as a white noise machine.

Amazfit GTR Mini Smart Watch ($85, originally $100)

You don’t have to spend hundreds of dollars to find a quality smart watch to track your wellness needs. This Amazfit option includes GPS tracking, as well as the ability to monitor steps, calories burned, heart rate, sleep, and more. It has a 14-day battery life and comes in a few different colors.

The Gym People Thick High Waist Yoga Pants ($25, originally $30)

These yoga leggings are thick enough to pass the squat test but manage to still be breathable. They have a high waist with a thick band for tummy support, four-way stretch material, and a pocket.

adidas Women’s Runfalcon 5 Running Shoe ($41, originally $65)

These running shoes from Adidas are popular for a reason. Customers love how supportive and lightweight these cushiony sneakers are — both for long runs and standing all day at the office. They also come in a variety of color combinations and sizes.

Victoria’s Secret Women’s VSX Featherweight Max Sports Bra ($44, originally $55)

Looking for a comfortable and supportive sports bra? This one offers high impact support, a wide range of band and cup sizes, perforated fabric for airflow, and moisture-wicking lining. It comes in several colors, so you might want to grab more than one.

Wrist Weights Set ($14, originally $19)

Wrist weights are great for enhancing your everyday workouts, whether you want to strap them on to walk your dog or do a quick arm exercise at home. These bestselling weights are sweat-proof, odor-proof, and most importantly, on sale. Amazon customers like how adjustable and comfortable these wrists weights are.

Urevo Treadmill with Desk ($370, originally $500)

This compact, space-saving treadmill is perfect for small spaces and remote work setups. Plus, it’s good for both running and walking. Reviewers love how easy it is to set up and fold after using. “It does not [need] to be assembled. Just get it out of the box, set it up where you want it, and it is good to go,” one shopper writes. “I truly do love this thing and it was worth the investment,” another reviewer agrees. If you’re looking to increase your step count from the comfort of your own home, look no further.

Angela Elias (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping. In her former roles at PS, she led the relaunch of its Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-came

Chandler Plante (she/her) is an assistant editor for PS Health and Fitness. She has over four years of professional journalism experience, previously working as an editorial assistant for People magazine and contributing to Ladygunn, Millie, and Bustle Digital Group. In her free time, she enjoys finding new ways to rock her 18(!) different eye patches, and making videos about chronic illness, beauty, and disability.