Nike Running Sunglasses Sale April 2024: Take Up to 45% Off
This must-have accessory is on sale for a limited time.
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With summer on the horizon and those hot, sweaty, and extra sunny runs coming into view, it’s time to upgrade your warm-weather gear. Fortunately, Nike has a pretty sweet sale on running sunglasses happening right now, letting you take up to 45 percent off. It’s one of the best times of year to snag this must-have accessory for less, with some pairs dropping under $100 — just in time to gear up for the warmer months ahead.
There are a few sale options that give you a more street-style look, while other picks are a bit sportier. Nike’s sunglasses have grippy features that keep them from sliding down your face while you break a sweat, making them well worth the investment. The deals aren’t set to last long, so you’ll want to shop sooner rather than later to snag the sunnies for less.
Nike Unisex Marquee Edge Sunglasses
The angular design of these sport glasses is meant to accommodate a wide lens, offering panoramic-style views while you run. They have a grippy fit, with rubberized zones on the nose pad, top bar, and temples. This feature keeps them from slipping down during sweaty runs.
Nike Women’s Wave Mirrored Sunglasses
You can wear these sunglasses during your long runs and your errand runs. The frame is like that of street style pairs we see trending, but with features runners will appreciate. They’re a less technical pair, but if you like having just one set of sunglasses, this is a versatile option.
This classic black pair was designed with ventilation to prevent fogging while you run, so no matter what the humidity or temperature is, you’re sure to see clearly. Adjustable temple arms with rubber sleeves give the sunglasses a comfortable fit and added grip to keep them from slipping.
Similar to the Marquee Edge glasses, these sunnies have a wraparound style, rubber pads on the nose, temples, and top bar, plus a pop of color at the top of the frame. The nose bridge is adjustable, so you can comfortably fit the pair to your face.
Ellen McAlpine is a commerce editor and writer at Hearst Magazines, covering tech, fitness, lifestyle, and beyond. In her time as a writer, she’s covered everything from top tech items like running watches and ring lights to phone cases and beauty tools.
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