Prices that shouldn't exist. For one hour.
Every hour a swarm of AI agents combs thousands of stores, airlines and hotels for deals so good they look like mistakes, checks each price at the store itself, and rates how absurd it is. When the clock hits zero, this list is replaced.
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Perry Ellis boots that dress up jeans
Perry Ellis Men's Chris Boots
Perry Ellis lists its regular price at $125.00: 80% off by its own figures
Puma's bouncy daily trainer for your next run
Puma Velocity Nitro Women's Running Shoes
shoebacca.com lists its regular price at $120.00: 75% off by its own figures
More shoes deals this hour
GORE-TEX hiking boots built for wet trails
Trail-ready boots for the hiker in your life
Trail-ready hiking boots for the weekend you keep postponing
Cole Haan oxfords that dress up or down
The Ultraboost everyone recognises, finally within reach
North Face boots built for muddy trails
Trail shoes built for muddy paths and sudden downpours
Chunky boots built for stomping around
Trail runners built to fly over rocks and roots
Wingtip oxfords that mean business
Trail runners ready for mud and miles
Sandals that go from errands to dinner without a second thought
Trail-ready Nikes that won't mind a little mud
Hit the trail in mid-cut hikers
Puma sneakers that feel like you're walking on air
How we pick these, and what "absurd" means
Every price comes from the store itself, read this hour. Many of the best finds are sold in one place, so the struck-through price is usually the store's own regular price, credited to the store. Where other stores sell the same product, we check that price against theirs, and a "was" price they don't bear out is thrown away. Flights are measured against Google Flights' typical fare for the route, and hotels against Google Hotels' usual rate for that hotel.
The absurdity score (0 to 10) starts from that saving and weighs how much money it is, how many stores we beat, and what buyers think of the product. The list is ordered by that score and by how much people would want the thing. We screen out marketplace resellers and scam-shaped stores, and keep checking every deal through the hour: when one sells out or the price goes up, it says so here.
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