Men's shoes: Black Friday running
Path, trail or track, which men's shoe are you aiming for this Black Friday? Endurance Store collects here the models on sale for training, competition and trail, with a dedicated page for each major brand.
Start with your shoe size, then filter by drop or stability if you already know what works for your stride.
What the Black Friday men's shoes contain
This page brings together men's and unisex shoes on sale: road running, trail, athletics, and a few hiking models. The filters stay active throughout the promotion. The drop filter helps find a familiar feel, while the stability filter separates neutral models from those that provide foot guidance.
Seven brands, seven pages to compare
- adidas: a very wide choice, from running shoes to marathon models, not forgetting trail with Terrex.
- Hoka: thick soles and generous cushioning, on the road as well as in the mountains.
- Brooks: comfort for long runs and stability models for collapsing strides.
- Puma: Nitro foam in all its versions, from daily training to race models.
- Saucony: the Endorphin family for speed, the Triumph for comfort, the Peregrine for trails.
- Mizuno: the Wave plate, the brand's signature, at the heart of the Wave Rider.
- Under Armour: the Velociti family, from training shoes to the Velociti Elite race model.
adidas, Asics, Hoka, Brooks, Puma, Saucony: models to watch out for
At adidas, the Supernova is the shoe for easy miles. The Adizero Evo SL takes over for fast sessions, and the Adios Pro is designed for race day. On the trails, the Terrex Agravic provides grip.
Asics, a Japanese brand, relies on the Gel-Nimbus for neutral stride cushioning and the Gel-Kayano for stability. The Novablast, lighter and more bouncy, appeals to those who like to change speeds.
At Hoka, the Clifton is the all-round road shoe, the Mach a more dynamic version, and the Speedgoat is the brand's flagship trail model. Brooks offers the Ghost for everyday use, the Glycerin for a softer cushion, and the Adrenaline GTS, with its GuideRails, for runners who need a bit of support.
The Deviate Nitro from Puma combines Nitro foam and a carbon plate: a snappy training shoe built for tempo runs and intervals. At Saucony, the Endorphin Speed with its nylon plate targets speed sessions, while the Triumph focuses on comfort over long distances.
Neutral or stable: assess your stride before buying
A neutral shoe allows the foot to move freely; it suits most runners. A stable shoe provides support on the inner side, useful if your foot collapses inward with each step. To find out, check your old pair: a worn sole, especially under the inner edge of the heel and forefoot, is a good indicator.
Drop also matters. It’s the height difference between the heel and the forefoot. If you’ve been running for a long time with a drop of around ten millimeters, gradually lower it over a few short runs first to protect your calves and Achilles tendons.
Trail, road, or track: each surface has its sole
On the road, the sole seeks cushioning and a smooth roll. On trails, it has deeper lugs, often some rock protection, and sometimes a waterproof membrane. Track spikes are designed for track and cross-country running, with removable spikes under the forefoot.
If you alternate between tarmac and paths, a versatile trail shoe with medium lugs works well on smooth paths and some road sections.
Pay less for your pair throughout the year
The Black Friday isn’t the only chance. The special offers for men are available at reduced prices all year round, and the Clearance page collects end-of-line items. If you’re in a hurry, take a look at the selection Shipped in 24h for men. After the holidays, the winter sales will come.
Frequently asked questions
Where to find cheap Hoka men's shoes?
Discounted Hoka men's shoes have their own page, Black Friday Hoka. You can find the Clifton for the road and trail models like the Speedgoat there.
Competition shoes on sale: a good idea for a first marathon?
Race models are light and stiff, and perform best at a fast pace. For a first marathon, a well-cushioned training model is often more comfortable. Both types are available on the page Black Friday adidas, from the Supernova to the Adios Pro.
Brooks Ghost or Glycerin: which one to take on sale?
The Ghost is more versatile and slightly lighter, while the Glycerin offers a thicker cushioning for long runs. Both are neutral shoes. Compare them on the page Black Friday Brooks.
How to find cheap men's trail shoes for winter?
Filter the product type for trail shoes. For mud and snow, aim for deep and spaced lugs. The page Black Friday Saucony offers, for example, the Peregrine, designed for trails.
Mizuno Wave Rider on sale: for which runner?
For the neutral runner who wants a single pair for jogging, long runs, and some speedwork. It’s one of the brand's iconic models. The available models are on the page Black Friday Mizuno.
