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Whether you're a dedicated fitness enthusiast or are shopping for the ultimate Valentine's Day gift for a sneakerhead in your life, Nike has some sweet discounts available on shoes, leggings, joggers, puffer vests and more. You can save up to 40% on top-selling Nike sneakers, sustainable Nike activewear and more popular picks this winter. One of the craziest deals is on the Nike ISPA Link Axis sneakers. Normally listed at a steep $300, you can get these kicks for 39% off and ring up at just $180. Sizes are super limited though, so I suggest shopping quickly. Check out some of the best Nike deals below.
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🏅 Pro-tip: Nike Rewards members get free shipping on all orders of $50 or more.
1. Nike V2K Run Women's Shoes: 35% off
2. Nike Go Women's Firm-Support High-Waisted 7/8 Leggings with Pockets: 44% off
💝 More: You can still get the lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag for as little as $29
3. Nike Air Pegasus 2005 Men's Shoes: 40% off
4. Nike Sportswear Club PrimaLoft Men's Water-Repellent Puffer Vest: 19% off
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5. Nike Vomero 17 Women's Road Running Shoes: 34% off
👟More: Cult-favorite Cariuma x Peanuts sneakers are on sale for $36 today
6. Nike Zenvy Rib Women's Light-Support Non-Padded Longline Sports Bra: 38% off
7. Nike Pegasus Trail 5 Women's Trail Running Shoes: 19% off
🛍️ More: Hurry! Patagonia vests and jackets are on sale for up to 40% off right now
9. Nike Dunk Low SE: 39% off
10. Nike ISPA Link Axis Men's Shoes: 39% off
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The Nike Rewards program is a loyalty program that offers members various perks, including exclusive discounts, early access to new drops and birthday rewards. Joining the Nike Rewards program is free and can help you save on your favorite Nike gear.
Are there any additional benefits to joining the Nike Rewards Program?
Yes, members of the Nike Rewards program get access to personalized product recommendations, invitations to special events and the ability to earn points on purchases that can be redeemed for rewards! It's a great way to stay connected with the Nike community and enjoy extra savings throughout the year.
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