Nike Takes Up to 40% off These Running Shoes
But be quick—these discounts on the Pegasus 36, Turbo 2, and more won’t last long.
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While Nike has always been committed to making innovative shoes for runners, the most premium features are often a bit pricey (looking at you, Vaporfly). However, you can almost always find good deals in the brand’s sale section. Right now, Nike’s site is currently hosting deals up to 40 percent off on a variety of running shoes and other activewear.
Because you have to be fast before certain styles and sizes run out, we compiled 10 of our favorite options for you to check out below. The VaporFly Next% may not be on sale, but there are other fantastic shoes like the Pegasus 36, Joyride Run Flyknit, Pegasus Turbo 2, and more. Keep in mind that the sale price depends on size and colorway. You can also get free shipping and 30-day returns if you already have or register for a NikePlus account.
$120 $99.97
For everyday training, the Air Zoom Pegasus 36 is one of the most versatile Nikes you can get. Longtime Pegasus fans won’t be disappointed: Despite a few tweaks to the upper, it has the same soft cushioning that distance runners crave.
$180 $134.97
The Joyride Run Flyknit’s $180 price tag is a steep price for beginner runners to pay. Fortunately, this sale brings the price down to a more reasonable cost, so more runners may be able to enjoy its plush ride from the soft foam and TPE beads.
$150 $82.97
The Phantom React Flyknit features Nike’s exceptionally soft React foam with the sock-like Flyknit upper for excellent structure and support.
$120 $99.97
The Structure 22’s main feature is, well, its structure and support. A layer of firm foam in the midsole prevents overpronation, and the Zoom Air cushioning absorbs the impact from footfalls.
$140 $118.97
If you want your running shoes to feel like pillows on your feet, consider the Vomero 14. It delivers maximum cushioning with sacrificing responsiveness, and our testers enjoyed its traction on pavement.
$180 $129.97
Softer and lighter than the Pegasus 36, the Turbo 2 is the closest you can get to the Next% without shelling out $250. It’s packed with the same ZoomX foam in the midsole for a bouncy and lightweight ride.
$130 $108.97
The Odyssey React Shield 2 will keep your feet warm and dry on chilly early morning runs with plenty of responsive cushioning for long runs.
$160 $136.97
The latest Zoom Fly may be one of Nike’s most efficient running shoes. Though it doesn’t have the top-tier ZoomX foam, it boasts water-resistant Vaporweave, a springy React foam, and an improved snug upper.
$90 $64.97
For a seriously affordable price, the Winflo 6 delivers dependable cushioning and a grippy rubber outsole.
$110 $79.97
The Wildhorse 5 is a capable trail shoe for most any off-road condition. Its firm rock plate will protect your toes from protruding stones and roots, while the sticky rubber lugs grip rough or wet surfaces.
Paige Szmodis is an editor for Runner’s World, Bicycling, and Popular Mechanics, who researches and writes home, tech, and outdoor product reviews and news.
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