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Tuft & Needle Presidents Day Sale 2022: Deals You Can Shop Today

If you’re looking for the best Presidents Day mattress sales, we’ve got them. In particular, Tuft & Needle has some great deals for today’s big sales event. The sale includes great discounts on pillows, mattresses, and an adjustable frame so you can enjoy the best night’s sleep you’ve ever had for less than before. Let’s take a deeper look at the five best offers during today’s Tuft & Needle Presidents Day sale.

Tuft & Needle Original Foam Pillow — $68, Was $75

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With 10% off, this Tuft & Needle Original Foam Pillow just got even more appealing. After all, you want your head to be comfy at night, right? The pillow promises to be soft and squishy while remaining supportive and breathable, too. That’s because it uses micro polyamides on its cover to allow breathability while underneath the surface is graphite which pulls your body heat away from you as you sleep. Able to wick warmth away, you can always enjoy the ‘cool side’ of the pillow rather than feel constrained by the heat that can emanate from an inferior pillow. The pillow also has a cooling gel that traps and pulls heat away from you. Best of all, there’s a 100-night trial so you can return it if for some reason you’re not happy with how it feels.

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Tuft & Needle Original Mattress — From $315, Was $350

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Tuft & Needle Original Mattresses are 10% off today whether you’re looking for a twin mattress or a luxurious king-sized mattress. Whichever size you go for, the mattresses are all made from Tuft & Needle’s proprietary Adaptive foam which ensures that the mattress is universally comfortable no matter what your sleeping position is. Made with two layers of high quality, open-cell foam with added graphite and cooling gel, the mattress will pull your body heat away from you while still keeping you cozy and comfy at all times. It’s an effective combination that means you’ll be perfectly content all night long. As with all Tuft & Needle purchases, you can enjoy a 100-night sleep trial to confirm that it works for you.

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Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress — From $505, Was $595

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The Tuft & Needle Mint Mattress is a luxury foam mattress that’s available at the price of a standard mattress. How good does that sound? The mattress uses two layers of Tuft & Needle’s Adaptive foam so that you can enjoy the perfect night’s rest no matter what position you sleep in. As before, there’s graphite and cooling gel beads to draw body heat away and keep you cozy and comfy all night long. Unlike cheaper mattresses though, the Mint Mattress offers 30% more graphite in its top layer of foam so it’s extra effective. The mattress also offers a thick, cozy knit cover that remains breathable and includes HeiQ NPJ03 which will protect your mattress from odor-causing bacteria. And yes, there’s a 100-night sleep trial available here, too.

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Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mattress — From $761, Was $895

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Can’t decide between Tuft & Needle’s Adaptive foam or conventional springs? With the Tuft & Needle Hybrid Mattress you can enjoy both. You get the responsive support of springs while also enjoying the benefits of long-lasting comfort courtesy of Adaptive foam. Essentially, you get an ultra-luxurious plush pillow top fitted with carbon fiber-infused foam for extended durability along with the benefits of traditional springs. As with other Tuft & Needle matresses, there are also graphite and cooling gel beads for keeping you cool at night, too. It’s an ideal high-end mattress for those who are keen to enjoy the best night’s sleep.

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Tuft & Needle Adjustable Frame — From $896, Was $995

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An adjustable frame is the kind of bed frame you’ll wonder how you lived without. The Tuft & Needle Adjustable frame is an electric frame that allows you to adjust how you’re resting at the touch of a button. You can lift your head for comfort while you read or watch TV then choose to prop up your upper body while sleeping — something that’s known to help reduce snoring. Alternatively, you can choose to elevate your legs if it’s been a long day for your feet. It’s even possible to buy a Split King design if you and your loved one can never settle on a position.

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DeChambeau drew ire and measured responses over the weekend.
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It was Ryan Fox who birdied the 18th hole on Sunday to win The 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. Despite the electric finish, all anyone's talking about is Bryson DeChambeau, who was given a two-stroke penalty following Friday's second round. The penalty has apparently divided the golf community, but the fact remains that DeChambeau's response to the penalty over the weekend took away from Fox's triumphant moment. And now, word is that DeChambeau reportedly tried and failed to rope President Donald Trump into said controversy.

The drama unfolded after Friday's second round, when it seemed DeChambeau finished the day in sole possession of second place with a -7 under score heading into the third round. At least it appeared that way -- until the leaderboard was updated to reflect a two-stroke penalty against DeChambeau, after officials claimed he stomped on the grass behind his ball to improve the line of his swing at No. 5. That, officials say, violates Rule 8.1, which states that, in order "to support the principle of 'play the course as you find it,' this Rule restricts what a player may do to improve any of these protected 'conditions affecting the stroke' (anywhere on or off the course)."

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Spain outlasts Argentina to win FIFA World Cup and cap sensational tournament
Spain's relentless pressure finally paid off in extra time.
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And just like that, Argentina's luck ran out. Spain's Ferran Torres emphatically found the back of the net from 8 yards out in extra time to secure La Roja a 1-0 win and the country's second World Cup. Torres' goal came in the 106th minute, but don't let that fool you: this was a one-sided contest from start to finish, and a deeper look at the box score reflects that.

I predicted Spain would beat Argentina, 3-1, and from the start it seemed like that prediction would come to fruition. Spain came out swinging, almost immediately recording two shots on goal, including an early header that came so close to finding the back of the net. Spain's relentless attack was evident throughout the match. La Roja applied pressure with swift passing and precision shots. Just ask Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez, who seemed to be the only one playing defense, making one spectacular save after another, 11 to be exact.

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England-France playing for third place an instant World Cup classic
It was only for third place, but what a thriller.
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If you tuned in for the World Cup England-France game and checked out at halftime, nobody would have blamed you. The Three Lions led 4-0 at the half in a third-place game that was a blowout. You would have been right to assume England was in complete control and France had all but given up. You also would have been forgiven for turning off the TV and moving on to the rest of your Saturday. But for those who stuck it out, you were rewarded for your patience and loyalty.

France didn't waste any time getting on the board just three minutes into the second half with Kylian Mbappé's first goal of the game. Mbappé's goal didn't matter all that much at that point, except if you've been following the Golden Boot race. England still held a commanding 4-1 lead, thanks to goals from Declan Rice (3rd minute), Ezri Konsa (18th), and Bukayo Saka's brace (37th and stoppage time). Saka would complete the hat-trick in the 87th minute with a penalty conversion.

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