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I test running shoes and three great sneakers have been reduced to under $100 in the early Black Friday sales

Getting a great running shoe for under $100 isn’t easy these days, but the early Black Friday sales have already produced big discounts on three excellent sneakers I’ve tested.

I test running shoes and three great sneakers have been reduced to under $100 in the early Black Friday sales

Running shoes have become increasingly expensive in recent years, making it difficult to find quality footwear for less than $100. However, as the biggest sales period of the year approaches, I've discovered three excellent running shoes that have been significantly discounted to under $100.

Firstly, the Nike Zoom Fly 6, a versatile and highly rated shoe, has been reduced from $180 to $99 on the Nike website. Its performance across various run types makes it an excellent choice for runners seeking a versatile and reliable trainer.

Next, the Puma Velocity Nitro 4, priced at $140, is now available in multiple colors for under $100 on Amazon. This shoe is a comfortable daily trainer with excellent outsole performance, particularly in wet weather conditions. My recent testing of the Velocity Nitro 5 did not reveal a significant upgrade over the 4, so I believe this sale on the 4 is a particularly good deal.

Finally, the Brooks Glycerin 22, known for its ultra-comfort, durability, and cushioning, has several colors and sizes available for under $100 on Amazon. This shoe is an ideal option for beginners or experienced runners who prioritize daily use and high mileage. With a $66 saving off the full price, the Glycerin 22 represents a great opportunity to acquire a top-quality running shoe at an affordable price.

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