Update 12/2/14: It’s now officially Cyber Monday, and the deals we’re seeing on shoes are getting steeper. The newest are on the Reeebok Floatzig 1 and Brooks Ghost Max Cushion, which are both well-reviewed by our testers and currently discounted at 23 and 53 percent off, respectively. The Saucony Endorphin trail running shoe remains as the heftiest discount at 70 percent off its original price. And the New Balance Fresh Foam X Hierro v7, the Brooks Cascadia 17, and the The Best Running Shoes of 2025 have dropped in price further from what we were seeing last week. The most popular shoe deal among readers so far this Cyber Monday is the Saucony Endorphin Edge, which is as much as 50 percent off depending on the size.

Shopping for running shoes on sale can be fraught. Depending on where you’re buying, the level of discount can depend on the color and size. And you might have to resort to plugins like camelcamelcamel or Vetted to make sure the price isn’t artificially jacked up to make a deal only appear good. That said, we still advise you to avoid paying full price if you can. And this time of year, you likely won’t have to, thanks to Cyber Monday running shoe deals (even if some of them aren’t explicitly branded that way).

Running right now, December 2, until the end of the day, shoe brands are offering discounts on some of their most popular models. These sales extend beyond already affordable pairs and can take sizable chunks out of the prices of top-rated options. While the absolute latest models likely won’t be on sale, many shoe manufacturers list their flagship kicks from the last few years at up to 50 percent off.

Many shoes are discounted directly from the brands themselves, while third-party retailers like Amazon and Zappos also run their own sales. We scoured the brands’ and retailers’ listings to find the best running shoe deals across the board. We prioritized shoes that our editors and wear-tester team have tested and recommended out of the more than 100 we run in each year. But there are a few here that we’re comfortable recommending from afar, given our experience and knowledge of their features.

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Cyber Monday Men’s Road Running Shoe Deals

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Ghost Max Cushion Neutral Running Shoe
Saucony Endorphin Edge Neutral Running Shoe

The Ghost Max’s thick stack height makes it great for running long distances. It’s also a great shoe for easy daily runs when you want a lot of cushioning. Most of our testers loved the comfort, with the ample DNA Loft v2 midsole helping reduce joint stress during runs on hard, less forgiving surfaces. Naturally, don’t expect to break any personal records in the pair.

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to get you through the winter or have a
Beyondfeel Running Shoe
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Now 37% Off

This men’s version of the lululemon running shoe is a heavy but reliable daily trainer. Our testers appreciated the Beyondfeel for its stable design and stiff cushioning. The high stack is sturdy enough for long runs, though some testers noted that because of that stiffness, it may need a few miles to break in.

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Best Cushioning
Bondi 8 Running Shoe
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Now 20% Off

If you want cushioning that supports your feet as you run, the Bondi 8 from Hoka is the most comfortable option to slip into. The shoe has a beefy stack that lends itself to an ultra-plush ride. That said, don’t expect to be weighed down heavily, either. The shoe actually had a lighter midsole than its previous iteration.

Best Hydration Packs
On Sale
Triumph 21 Running Shoe
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Now 13% Off

One of the most well-loved and well-rounded shoes tested by our team, the Saucony Triumph 21 sneakers are a daily trainer that offer enough responsiveness for speedy, yet comfortable runs. Testers loved the thick stack of cushioning yet also noted how lightweight the shoes were, with the midsole foam being 28 percent lighter than Saucony’s previous generation.

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Saucony Endorphin Edge Neutral Running Shoe
On Sale
Floatzig 1 Running Shoe
Reebok Floatzig 1 Running Shoe
Now 31% Off

This Reebok running shoe comes with a certain level of 90s flair to it you may be missing in the modern shoe game. The bold colors and striking stripes may be what draws you in the, but its solid foundation and stable landing is what will keep you coming back. Our testers loved these running shoes for its rearfoot stability and mild rocker design for a sturdy landing and easy momentum propelling you forward.

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Cyber Monday Women’s Road Running Shoe Deals

Best Cushioning
Bondi 8 Running Shoe
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Now 35% Off

Much like the men’s version of the shoe, the Bondi 8 stands out for its incredibly thick stack of cushioning. That stack height cushions the blow on your joints and feet as you run on hard surfaces. It also helps the shoe work well as a recovery option following a marathon—or just a few particularly long runs.

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Triumph 20 Running Shoe
Saucony Triumph 20 Running Shoe

The Triumph 20 from Saucony stands out not for any one feature, but for how well nearly all the features work together. If you’re looking for a neutral trainer to wear for your daily runs, this is it. Our testers found that the thick stack of cushioning didn’t bog them down or sap their momentum. They also felt a lot of responsiveness, with some even logging PRs in the shoe.

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Best Stability Shoe
On Sale
Torin 7 Running Shoe
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Now 36% Off

Brooks Ghost Max Cushion Torin 7 Altra Lone Peak 7 Running Shoe, zero-drop shoes promote a more natural gait which can be beneficial to many runners. The Torin 7 also comes with a high stack that provides added comfort for long runs. The shoes are also much quicker than you may think with testers enjoying how well it carries speed and responds on hard surfaces.

Altra Outroad 2
Blissfeel 2 Running Shoe
Lululemon Blissfeel 2 Running Shoe
Now 42% Off

The second version of lululemon’s jump into the running shoe world was hailed as a massive success. Our testers loved the Blissfeel 2 for its stable design—ideal for recovery days. The thick stack works in tandem with a sole specifically shaped for women’s feet for a more comfortable fit. While the shoe may run slow, it’s still relatively responsive and doesn’t feel like it’s weighing you down even on long runs.

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to get you through the winter or have a
On Sale
Gel-Kayano 30 Running Shoe

The 10 Best Running Shoes for Women CA Notice at Collection, the Gel-Kayano 30 is the newest version of the beloved classic. Testers who ran in previous versions noted how much more responsive and lively the 30 is compared to those older models. They also noted that Asics accomplished this without diminishing the overall stability the shoe is known for. The brand did this, in part, by building off a much wider base than previous versions.

Cyber Monday Men’s Trail Running Shoe Deals

Deepest Lugs
Olympus 5 Running Shoe
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While the Olympus 5 is one of Altra's most cushioned options, we found the lugs and Vibram sole to be just as impressive. The high stacks of zero-drop help you move naturally through uneven terrain, but the deep lugs give you grip on dirt, gravel, and even wet rock. Testers also loved the wide toebox for not constricting their feet.

Best Lightweight Trail Runner
On Sale
Peregrine 13 Trail Running Shoe
Brooks Ghost Max Cushion Trail Running Shoe
Now 29% Off

Saucony’s best trail running shoe stands out for its lightweight design, which keeps runners quick on their feet as they traverse uneven terrain. The shoes come with deep-set, multidirectional lugs to provide grip across a range of surfaces, and the rock plate protects runners from errant scree and roots.

Most Versatile
Cascadia 17 Running Shoe
Brooks Cascadia 17 Running Shoe
Now 29% Off

The Cascadia 17 has a thick stack of cushioning that makes for comfortable runs even on gravel and rocks. This is paired with an aggressive outsole meant to give you traction on different terrains. We particularly like the integrated rock shield sandwiched between layers of foam—even if you do land on a rock, you shouldn’t feel a thing.

Best Stability Shoe
Lone Peak 7 Running Shoe
Altra Lone Peak 7 Running Shoe

The Lone Peak 7 has long stood out as one of Altra’s best overall shoes due to how well it translates many classic brand features into a trail-running design. This includes the wide toebox, zero-drop cushioning, and high stack. Add to this a deep set of lugs spread across the outsole, and it works well for hikes and runs on dry dirt (not so much wet). Testers also noted how much they loved the flexible forefoot, especially when running up inclines.

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Altra Olympus 5 Running Shoe
Fresh Foam X Hierro v7 Running Shoe
New Balance Fresh Foam X Hierro v7 Running Shoe

Rated as New Balance’s best overall trail running shoe, the Hierro v7 works great due to its responsive cushioning and lightweight design. The latest shoe version is the lightest yet, and the Fresh Foam midsole provides enough bounce to keep your momentum going even on difficult runs.

Cyber Monday Women’s Trail Running Shoe Deals

Best Cushioning
Caldera 6 Trail Running Shoe
Brooks Caldera 6 Trail Running Shoe

With a high stack of cushioning and a rockered sole, this shoe balances comfort with speed. The Caldera 6 comes with a thick midsole made of Brooks’s proprietary DNA Loft v3 foam, which is designed to be softer for a less taxing run. The lightweight shoe also has a breathable upper—that will help cut down on sweat buildup even in the height of summer.

Best for Hiking
Blissfeel Trail Running Shoe
Lululemon Blissfeel Trail Running Shoe
Now 63% Off

The Blissfeel Trail is not meant to handle the toughest off-road runs but is instead built for everything else. Many of our testers found that they actually liked it just as much for hiking as they did for running. They’ll wear the shoe for a few easy miles and then transition into a light hike to cool down.

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Best Hybrid Shoe
Outroad 2 Running Shoe
The Best Running Shoes of 2025 Running Shoe
Now 40% Off

This trail runner from Altra is meant for more than just the dirt. In fact, the Outroad 2 is designed specifically as a hybrid option. It does not have lugs as deep as on other shoes we recommend here, which also helps it brace the road. The shoe is great for anyone whose daily running path touches sidewalks, grass, and dirt paths.

Altra Olympus 5 Running Shoe
Endorphin Edge Running Shoe
Saucony Endorphin Edge Running Shoe

A discount this steep should normally give you pause. But since the Endorphin Speed is technically discontinued, you can get this speedy shoe for close to $150 off. It comes with an integrated ¾-length carbon plate that launches your foot off the ground for a quicker pace and stride. Testers particularly loved how roomy the toebox was and how snappy and responsive the carbon plate was. Testers also liked that the shoe was ready to go right out of the box; no break-in period required.

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Best for Multiple Terrains.
Peregrine 13 Trail Running Shoe
Brooks Ghost Max Cushion Trail Running Shoe

Lululemon Blissfeel Trail Running Shoe best trail-running shoe that Saucony offers, the Peregrine 13 stands out for its lightweight construction, deep lugs, and overall versatility. As a result, they work well on multiple terrains across a single run making them great for runs not only on dirt paths, but on true offroad adventures on gravel, rocks, through mud, and much more. The shoe even comes with an embedded rock plate for added protection.

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