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Best Cyber Monday fitness deals ending soon: Bowflex, NordicTrack, and Theragun

Ed Oswald
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With all the food and leftovers you’ve eaten for Thanksgiving, and even more food to be eaten over the holidays, you’ll need a way to work off those extra unwanted pounds. Cyber Monday is here, and it’s a great time to cash in on some great fitness deals, but you only have a few hours left in many cases to cash in on the best deals.

This Cyber Monday, we found great deals on bikes, treadmills, ellipticals, rowing machines, and of course, a ton of fitness-centric smartwatches. While the stock is limited, we double-checked all the deals, and they remain in stock. But don’t wait too long — some deals sold out during Black Friday, and it’s likely more will do so throughout the week

To help you find the sales easier, we rounded up the best ones here. We’ll continue to update this list throughout Cyber Week, so keep checking back for new deals as we spot them.

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With Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, it’s sometimes difficult not to fall for the marketing language, which often tries to sell you on deals that are no better than sales at other points during the year. We’ve tried to avoid those deals here where we could, unless it remains a really good deal.

We’d also recommend that if you’re looking for fitness equipment from one of the big-name manufacturers, that you buy direct from that company. These deals are always the best available price, and buying directly makes any warranty and service issues (which we sincerely hope you’ll never need!) easier to handle since the company already has all the necessary information to process claims.

Not done shopping yet? If you’re looking to save on must-have tech goodies like smartwatches, TVs, headphones, laptops, and more, the Digital Trends team has you covered:

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