The Best Deals From Harbor Freight’s Leaked Black Friday Sale Flyer

It’s well established that we love Harbor Freight and its great hardware selection and even greater prices, so we were predictably jazzed to peruse the Harbor Freight Black Friday ad, which was already revealed in October. It’s chock-full of deals, but these are our faves. Make your bargain-hunting plan today.

Seriously, a mount that can handle a television “from 37 in. to 70 in. or 176 lbs” for less than $10—and it tilts? That’s a hell of a deal.

These are the handiest things, and at this low price, you could wrap a couple around all your holiday gifts—or give everyone on your list a set of their own.

Winter is coming, so get extremely prepared with a very highly rated generator for $90 off the usual price.

These are fantastic for cleaning anything you don’t want scratched, and at $0.33 each, they’re cheap enough to use in place of tissue paper when wrapping gifts—cushion a present in another present!

A cordless drill is an extremely handy thing to own, even if you’re not a hardcore builder or DIYer—use one to hang art and shelves or do minor repairs. This one comes with a built-in light and a rechargeable battery and charger, and reviewers say it’s light and powerful.

Grab this set too and you’re ready for almost all drilling situations.

But if you are a hardcore builder—or if someone on your gift list is—this is the deal for you. Reviewers love it.

Add light and sparkle to the long winter nights with this solar-powered rope light—get eight hours of light after an eight-hour solar charge.

While this would obviously be useful in a garage or basement, it would also be super helpful in a craft room—or even a kitchen that has limited work and storage space.

This is a double-duty deal: Buy these blankets to ensure that your beloved breakables survive the move, and then donate them to a homeless, domestic violence, or animal shelter (after washing them, of course).

Those teeny starter toolboxes are darling, but this one is so well stocked that it might be the first and last toolkit you need. This would be a great gift for someone moving into their first apartment or house—especially if you tuck a gift card to Harbor Freight, Menard’s, Lowe’s, or Home Depot inside.

These are great in dark closets and cabinets—no wiring required—especially if you hang them where one might instinctively reach for a light switch. They’re also helpful next to a kid’s bed in case of monsters.