27 Damn Good Sneakers on Sale Now

At this point, there's really no excuse for paying full price for sneakers. Do a little digging, and you're bound to find a steep discount on the pair you've been eyeing—whether it's a crisp white style or heavy-duty running shoe built for serious mileage. Right now, some of the best sneaker deals are at Amazon, Nordstrom, and REI, with up to 50 percent off brands like On, Hoka, New Balance, and more. Whether you're shopping for aesthetics, performance, or both, now's your chance to score a pair (or two) for way less than normal.

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser.   Welcome to Add to Cart, in which Esquire editors tell you about the clothes, shoes, watches, gear, gadgets, booze, and anything else we're coveting right now.   - The Editors at Esquire 27 Damn Good Sneakers That Are On Sale Right Now At this point, there's really no excuse for paying full price for sneakers. Do a little digging, and you're bound to find a steep discount on the pair you've been eyeing—whether it's a crisp white style or heavy-duty running shoe built for serious mileage. Right now, some of the best sneaker deals are at Amazon, Nordstrom, and REI, with up to 50 percent off brands like On, Hoka, New Balance, and more. Whether you're shopping for aesthetics, performance, or both, now's your chance to score a pair (or two) for way less than normal. SHOP NOW Road Testing 5 of Carhartt's Greatest Hits From its hard-wearing chore coat to the T-shirt everyone loves. SHOP NOW The 10 Best Shampoos for Men For every hair type and need. SHOP NOW The 15 Best Short-Sleeved Button-Ups for Summer Look cool, stay cool. SHOP NOW Our Favorite Deals from the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Save big on menswear, grooming products, and even watches. SHOP NOW Can Yeti Coolers Withstand Death Valley's 117-Degree Heat? We Found Out. I spent part of grad school working at a river outfitter in Flagstaff, Arizona, gearing up private float trips down the Grand Canyon. (You have to be prepared to do anything to fund a poetry degree.) Food prep was part of our service. We had a "proprietary" method of flash freezing meals in varying amounts of ice, calculated to thaw at the exact moment you needed it on your three-week expedition. I didn't question the science. But I did take note of the coolers. The only two brands we trusted to sustain our paying customers were Flagstaff's own Canyon Coolers and the big dog in the cooler fight: Yeti. SHOP NOW Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Esquire is a publication of Hearst Magazines. ©2025 Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Magazines, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779