The best stocking stuffers still on sale for Prime Day — all under $15
Nicole Sforza
Stocking stuffers so good, they could be the main event. (Photos: Amazon)
Okay, it's not yet Halloween. But here at Yahoo we want to help you get a jump on the holidays, so you can truly enjoy the season when it arrives. Picture it: You, sipping rum-spiked eggnog, with your feet up (in cozy slippers, of course), while last-minute shoppers fight for scraps on picked-over shelves.
We're warming up our shopping muscles with stocking stuffers. And, glory be, Amazon is packed with the good stuff, for ridiculously low prices. Whether you like to focus on the practical, the funny or the quirky, we've got goodies you'll want to give below, all under $15. Now you can score these bargains and have that list checked off before you can say Trick-or-Treat. So what are you waiting for? Start shopping!
This adorably chic pair proves that slippers need not be dowdy. Who wouldn't want to slip their tootsies into these chic faux fur flops? Memory foam underfoot just seals the deal.
What's more adorable than a mini waffle maker covered in a mini waffle print? Nothing! This 4-inch machine will make recipients smile as soon as they pull it out — and it effortlessly cranks out deliciousness in three to four minutes.
Don't forget a wallet for the fella on your list. One of the biggest gripes men have is carrying around a thick, bulky thing in their back pockets. We've found a fantastic replacement — down to just $10! — for that weighty wad. With this super-thin baby packed with RFID protection, he can kiss all of his wallet woes goodbye.
For your mom who can't sleep or your friend who just wants to block out the world, these luxe blackout masks look way more expensive than their $6-a-pop pricetag. And they're contoured to let those lashes live freely.
Manscaping just got real. This travel kit lets him tweak his look on the go. He'll get stainless steel tweezers, nail clippers, a nail file and scissors (begone, pesky nose hair), all tucked into a handy little pouch.
Cold winter nights call for coziness galore and these fit the bill — and your recipient's feet! They're fabulously fluffy and have mini skid dots on the bottom to minimize slips and slides.
Who wouldn't want an iconic triangular treat in their stocking? This sweet set offers both dark and milk chocolate filled with Toblerone's signature honey and almond nougat. Don't pretend your mouth didn't just water.
For the sleeping beauties in your life. Satin pillowcases are gentle on hair — there's no friction when tossing and turning (cotton can leave you in tangles). These are nearly 50% off right now.
Kids far and wide are still obsessed with the unboxing trend, so you'll surely win the holidays with these babies. After little ones peel away the layers of the ball, they'll discover five miniature replicas of favorite branded treats, from Hershey's chocolate to Bubble Yum. Collectibles for the new generation!
Great for those on your list who most need TLC. They'll place these sanity-saving steamers on the shower floor to turn their bathroom into a soothing spa. Because everyone loves a little self-care, but not everyone can take time out to sink into a bubble bath.
What? You've never heard of pet perfume? Get with the program! People with particularly pungent pooches will appreciate this clever made-in-the-USA spray. It smells like baby powder — and it's the No. 1 bestselling dog deodorizer!
Upgrade her beauty routine this year. Yahoo editors swear by this cream packed with shea butter and aloe vera — it's lightweight and has a lovely scent that doesn't overpower.
Home cooks and grilling aficionados alike will appreciate never having to wonder again if that swordfish steak is undercooked. This gizmo is lightning-fast, precise and compact — about the size of a portable wine opener. And its fold-away design means it can slip right into an apron.
You need to be an Amazon Prime member to take advantage of these deals; if you're not yet a member, sign up for a free Prime trial — you'll also get free shipping.
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