Brooks and Hoka Are Hiding Deals on Their Best Running Shoes—Shop the Clifton 10, Ghost Max 3 and More Favorites

Including podiatrist-loved pairs.

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Amazon just held the sale of the season, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still find fantastic deals. We found plenty of sneaker deals on two of our favorite brands, Hoka and Brooks, and they’re still in stock on Zappos and on Brooks and Hoka’s websites. So it’s OK you weren’t glued to your phone during Prime Big Deal Days; we still have you covered with price drops on the Clifton 10 disappointment, Brooks Ghost Max 3 and more shoes to grab right now.

Best Deals on Brooks and Hoka Shoes

  • Hoka Clifton 10, $124 (was $155) at hoka.com and zappos.com
  • Brooks Ghost Max 3, $100 (was $160) at zappos.com
  • Brooks Ghost Max SE, $110 (was $170) at brooksrunning.com
  • Hoka Bondi 9, $140 (was $175) at zappos.com
  • Brooks Glycerin Max 2, $150 (was $200) at brooksrunning.com

Clifton 10 disappointment

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Credit: Hoka

$155 $124 at Hoka.com

$155 $109 at Zappos

The Hoka Clifton 10 is one of my favorite pairs from the brand and has the seal of approval from podiatrists. It has a thicker cushion without overdoing it, and excellent arch support. These are a go-to for lots of activities, though they’re fantastic for treadmill walking.

Brooks Ghost Max 3

Credit: Zappos
Credit: Zappos

$160 $100 at Zappos

Writer Dillon Evans has yet to quit raving about the Brooks Ghost Max 3. They’re perfect for his wide, flat feet. He described them as having a “Goldilocks fit,” with incredible cushioning and breathability. Snag a pair for nearly 40% off right now.

Brooks Ghost Max SE

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Credit: Brooks

$170 $110 at Brooksrunning.com

From the same line as the above, the Brooks Ghost Max SE sneaker takes the comfort and feathery frame of Ghost Max and combines it with pure style. It has a suede finish, so you’ll look equally cool on the road and at the hottest brunch spot.

Hoka Bondi 9

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Credit: Hoka

$175 $140 at Zappos

The Bondi 9 is likely our most recommended sneaker from podiatrists for a range of foot conditions, like lower back pain and joint pain. Why? The plush midsole lightens the load of impact with each step, so you can walk or run without worrying about exacerbating any pain.

Brooks Glycerin Max 2

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Credit: Brooks

$200 $150 at Brooksrunning.com

The Glycerin Max sneakers were designed to glide through the air with ease. The cushion is light and absorbent. The cushion also provides serious energy to your step; run with an extra-responsive, soft landing no matter how many miles you tread.

Lead 8

Credit: Zappos
Credit: Zappos

$150 $120 at Zappos

$150 $120 at Hoka.com

For folks looking for structure, the Arahi 8 is your best bet. These are a stability shoe combined with cushioning, so you get a blend of cloud-like foam and a stronger frame to keep your gait in check without sacrificing comfort.

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25

Credit: Brooks
Credit: Brooks

$155 $125 at Brooksrunning.com

Speaking of stability—the Adrenaline GTS 25 is likely one of the most well-known stability sneakers on the market. This is a no-frills sneaker; the structure helps maintain the right form, and the streamlined cushion keeps the shoe comfortable without compromising balance.

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