Memorial Day Sneaker Sales That Are Still Live Today: Save Up To 40%
Despite the official end of the holiday weekend, there are still dozens of Memorial Day sneaker sales and deals to be had—including from some of our tested best walking and running shoes. We found extended Memorial Day deals on the On Cloud 5, a standout shoe that made our gear editors' lists of the best walking shoes for both men and women, and the Asics Gel-Kayano 31, Forbes Vetted's pick for the overall best running shoe for men.
Regardless of whether you need an everyday sneaker like the Hoka Clifton 9 or a speedy trainer like the Hoka Mach 6, there are plenty of great sneaker deals to shop today. These are the ones we recommend.
Many of the best Memorial Day sneaker sales are still going on after the holiday.
Dick's Sporting Goods
The thick cushioning and breathable mesh upper of this sneaker make it an excellent option for anyone craving more support. We named it the best shoe overall for standing all day. This 20% discount is available in 10 colorways at Dick's Sporting Goods this week. All colors of the women's Clifton 9 are also on sale.
Dick's Sporting Goods
You can pick from 10 discounted colorways at Dick's Sporting Goods, including the neutral Barley shade above. Our favorite stability running shoe for men, the Arahi 7 is designed to prevent overpronation (when your ankle rolls inward as you walk). It's not as cushioned many of Hoka's popular designs, but the sacrifice comes a more stable build overall. Women's sizes are also on sale.
Hoka
Our gear editor named the Mach 6 the best Hoka shoe for tempo runs. If you're looking for a lightweight trainer that'll keep up, the Mach 6 is speedier and more dynamic than its plusher Clifton 9 cousin. Hoka only has two colorways available for this price, but a wide array of sizes are in stock.
Dick's Sporting Goods
The super-comfortable Hoka Bondi 8 has been a customer favorite for years, thanks to its excellent cushioning and bouncy foam sole. It's a great everyday choice for those who are on their feet for most of the day or enjoy taking long walks. Right now, select men's sizes and colorways are on sale for the lowest price we've ever seen these sneakers; most, however, are available at a sale price of $116, just a dollar more than its previous lowest price.
On
Plush and stable, the Cloudrunner was designed to minimize impact using On's proprietary CloudTec cushioning and lightweight foam. It also has a higher 9mm heel-toe drop that's good for runners who tend to land heel first. This discount is available in two colors and sizes 10.5 through 13.
Dick's Sporting Goods
The Cloudswift 3 has a sock-like fit and ribbed lacing to keep the sneaker firmly in place while you move. It has a springy sole and a durable, rounded tread that grips the ground and propels you forward. Reviewers also comment on the sneaker's overall comfort, noting that it requires little to no break-in period. This discount is available in seven colors, though sizing is limited depending on the colorway.
On
If you're looking for an On Cloud Memorial Day sale on trail-running sneakers, we've got you. Right now you can get 25% off the On Cloudsurfer Trail-Running Shoes, in a gray-and-light-green colorway (Frost/Lima). With a moderate cushion and a 7mm heel-to-toe drop, these offer comfort, flexibility and shock-absorbing grip and traction. The deal is available in eight sizes at the time of this writing.
On
With a light, extra-cushioned design, these sneakers are designed to help propel you forward for more speed. The woven uppers are light and breathable, and the shoe also has excellent reflectivity to help keep you visible in the evenings. This colorway (Black/Iron) is now on sale for 25% off, and it's still available in most women's sizes.
Brooks Running
Our favorite women's walking shoe overall after extensive yearslong testing, and our favorite men's walking shoe for long distances, the Brooks Ghost 16 sneaker is made for walkers who want to get some serious miles under their feet. The sneaker is well-cushioned, supportive and stable—albeit a bit bulky. Brooks is offering nine colorways for 21% off at the moment in a solid array of sizes.
Amazon
The newest version of this sneaker (the Glycerin 22) is our favorite men's running shoe for wide feet. The style is very well-cushioned, with a high 10mm drop and spacious toe box. If you don't need the latest design, this 21 model is 38% off in seven colorways at Amazon right now (a few other colors are also on sale for slightly less).
Amazon
Highly cushioned with a rocker-style sole, this sneaker is the our editors' pick for the best shoe for standing on concrete all day—and the best men's walking shoe for cushioning. It was super popular with our testers for its overall comfort and extremely soft landing. However, its higher stack and weight leave it better suited for standing and walking versus more demanding activities. Two colors are on sale in women's sizes and one is on sale in men's.
Asics
Our editors named the Asics Gel-Kayano 31 the best running shoe overall for men thanks to its excellent support, impact absorption and a design that promotes proper alignment. As our gear writer Steven John puts it, 'Essentially, this shoe holds your foot exactly where it should be, with your heel locked in place, arches supported and toes free to spread out with each step.' Both men's and women's sizes are on sale for $40 off in a range of colors and sizes, so don't miss out on the rare chance to save on this model.
Asics
These lightweight and breathable trail-running sneakers are now 25% off in the colorway shown, with all sizes still in stock; most men's sizes are still available and on sale for the same price as well. Proprietary cushioning technology provides lightweight impact absorption for good bounce, and an OrthoLite Hybrid Max sockliner offers comfort no matter where your adventures take you.
Asics
Designed for road running or treadmill workouts, these running sneakers are lighter weight than their previous iteration, but still cushioned enough to provide comfort and bounce with every step. The mesh upper is made with over 90% recycled materials, a foam blend outsole offers good traction, and this sneaker is also American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA) accepted.
Nike
Our team named the Nike Metcon 9 the best CrossFit shoe for men due to its well-rounded, versatile design that can help you power through nearly any workout. It has a rubber strip on the inside of the foot to take on rope climbing, and its slight heel drop is ideal for weightlifting. The sneaker also quite stylish, coming in eight colorways to fit your desired aesthetic. Keep in mind it's a heavier shoe overall.
Columbia
If you're looking for a walking shoe that can handle rainy day strolls, our editors recommend the Columbia Konos TRS OutDry Shoe. Its padded, supportive and features a durable outsole with plenty of traction for walking in wet weather. The upper material is also designed to keep your feet dry, so you don't have to deal with sopping wet socks.
Fleet Feet
New Balance is one of the best sneaker brands for wider-than-average feet. Because it offers widths narrow (B) through extra-wide (4E), all sorts of runners can feel comfortable while wearing this shoe regardless of their size. We particularly recommend the New Balance 880 V14 Wide for beginner runners due to its light weight, sturdy support and ample cushioning underfoot.
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