Run, Don’t Walk: Amazon Just Dropped Prime Day Deals on Bestselling Sneakers

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With so much goodness to peruse through, it can be overwhelming to know where to even begin. But a great place to start is a quality pair of sneakers to run, walk, brunch, and happy hour your way through summer. The best part is that the deals are better than

Get ready to score your favorite sneaker brands, from Nike and Adidas to New Balance and Reebok, for up to 60% off—yes, you read that correctly. A bargain this good is bound to sell out fast, so you’ll definitely want to act quickly. See below for the best sneaker deals this Amazon Prime Day—most of these are even on sale for under $100.

$59.99 $39.99

$65.00 $39.00

$65.00 $48.98

$180.00 $129.88

$140.00 $92.45

$99.95 $76.44

$130 $103.51

$232.95 $145.00

$93.88 $69.97

$85.62 $61.44

$90.00 $70.30

$65.00 $41.99

$64.99 $36.99

$60.00 $34.99

$64.99 $31.99

$89.95 $59.99

$129.95 $90.97

$159.95 $79.92

$159.95 $112.00

$135.00 $55.83

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