Rather than list every discount on Amazon, we only feature drops on running shoes we’ve tested and would recommend at full price. These are worth buying at these levels.
Save $15
Nike Pegasus 40
$104
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Save $19
Hoka Clifton 9
$125
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Save $25
New Balance Fresh Foam 1080v13
$140
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The Pegasus 40 at $104 is the easiest recommendation on this list — it’s our top all-round daily trainer and rarely drops below $110.
What to Look For in a Daily Trainer
For most runners, a daily trainer should feel unremarkable — no hot spots, no dead cushioning, no fighting the shoe on turns. Pay attention to heel-to-toe drop (8–10mm suits most people transitioning from older shoes, lower drops reward a more midfoot strike) and weight, since anything under 10oz starts to feel noticeably quicker on tempo days. Plan to replace a daily trainer every 300–500 miles; the upper often still looks fine long after the midsole cushioning has quietly flattened out.
Our Pick This Week
Grab the Nike Pegasus 40 at $104 if you only buy one pair. Runners who want maximum cushioning should go for the discounted Hoka Clifton 9 instead.

