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Daybreak trainers to hoodies: Everything we’ll be shopping in Nike’s up to 50% off spring sale
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Calling all fitness fanatics and lovers of off-duty style: Nike has slashed the price of more than 2,000 items on its website for its end of season sale.
Whether you’re looking to freshen up your wardrobe ahead of spring, are a running veteran or sneaker head, shopping for new kicks can be a costly endeavour with many of the brand’s offerings often coming with big price tags.
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But the good news is that right now Nike has a huge sale on, with up to 50 per cent off men’s, women’s and childrenswear, meaning there are plenty of deals to be had across both footwear and clothing.
Sportswear fans looking for some stylish bargains can expect discounts on some of Nike's most popular ranges, with everything from retro-inspired air max trainers to daybreaks and collaborations with global club footballs teams all marked down.
With prices starting at just £7.97, you’re in for a treat but with such great savings up for grabs, you’ll need to be quick as it’s likely the best pieces won’t be around for long.
As there are so many options to comb through, we’ve taken all the hard work out of sale shopping for you by rounding up our pick of the best deals on everything from running shoes to hoodies and shorts.
You can trust our independent round-ups. We may earn commission from some of the retailers, but we never allow this to influence selections, which are formed from real-world testing and expert advice. This revenue helps to fund journalism across The Independent.
Nike zoom pegasus turbo 2: Was £159.95, now £111.97, Nike.com
Whether you’re new to running or a pro with thousands of miles under your belt, shoes are arguably the most important piece of your kit and you can’t go wrong with this pair.
The Nike zoom pegasus turbo 2 has been updated with a feather-light upper, while innovative foam brings revolutionary responsiveness to your long-distance training. The shoe featured in our round-up of the best running shoes for men, with our reviewer praising it for ensuring you “always feel connected with the running surface”.
“This shoe combines two kinds of foam in order to give the runner a light and cushioned springboard that really takes the sting out of longer runs,” they said. “ZoomX is the foam that features in Eliad Kipchoge’s infamous “vaporfly” marathon trainers and here it’s been overlaid on a layer made from “react” foam, which is more durable. This has the effect of making the shoe really responsive when you want to pick up the pace.” Available in sizes UK 6-14.
Nike air max 2090: Was £129.95, now £77.97, Nike.com
A shoe in a brilliant spring-worthy colour palette, these Nike air max 2090’s deliver a bold look inspired by the DNA of the iconic air max 90.
The style features the brand’s air cushioning underfoot, which aims to add unparalleled comfort, while transparent mesh and vibrantly coloured textiles give it an edgy, modernised look. The internal construction and padded heel have been designed to feel soft and comfortable while letting you mix up how you wear your trainers, and the rubber sole claims to adds traction and durability. Available in sizes 2.5-9.5.
Nike air tailwind 79: Was £79.95, now £55.97, Nike.com
Making its debut in 1978 for the Honolulu Marathon, the Nike air tailwind was a revolution in cushioning. Now, the racing classic returns with a contemporary look, featuring original materials and colours.
The style won best buy in our round-up of the best men’s trainers with our reviewer saying: “Modelled on the original, this 2018 re-reissue features the same revolutionary levels of comfort the brand has become known for, housed inside a simple yet striking design. We're pretty sure the combo of mixed material uppers, gripped rubber soles and recognisable Swoosh accents would look good in any colour, but our favourite is this easy-to-style black and white pair, which will work with pretty much everything on the casual side of your wardrobe.” Available in sizes 5.5-14.
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Nike daybreak se: Was £89.95, now £53.97, Nike.com
The Nike daybreak is one of the brand’s true pioneers and is based on a style that was first released in 1979, which was one of the first releases to feature an unusual piece of tech: the waffle outsole.
The silhouette finally returned to shelves in 2019, boasting the same colour-blocked mesh combinations and signature waffle outsole that delivers on heritage style, traction and durability. It comes in two different colours, but our favourite is this black style which has vivid flashes of green and flash crimson. Available in sizes 2.5-9.5.
Nike renew run: Was £49.95, now £39.97, Nike.com
Running shoes are a great investment for children because they will give them much more support than a lifestyle trainer, whether they are constantly on the move or getting more serious about sports.
The Nike renew run, which is available for older and younger kids, featured in our round-up of the best kids running shoes. “A kids’ version developed in parallel with the adult release, this is a good road shoe that would be ideally suited for a racer who is stepping up the pace and getting into regular park running,” the reviewer said. “With Nike’s ever reliable cushioning and support, and lots of wiggle room for toes, the renew run is also available in a younger kids’ version with Velcro replacing the laces.”
Nike sportswear heritage: Was £47.95, now £38.47, Nike.com
Cosy, comfortable and super-roomy, a hoodie is one item everybody should have in their wardrobe. But, just because they’re a notoriously laidback option doesn’t mean they should be any less stylish.
With retro-inspired striped rib details that honour the days of high-waisted bell bottoms and a roomy construction with plenty of warmth, Nike’s sportswear heritage hoodie will deliver the best of both worlds. Wear yours with leggings while exercising alfresco or pair with jeans and tennis shoes for weekend walks. Available in sizes 4-26.
Nike sportswear bomber jacket club fleece: Was £54.95, now £38.47, Nike.com
As we transition into spring, a trusty bomber jacket promises to become one of the hardest working pieces in your wardrobe, as it will to keep you warm when the chill sets in and can easily be styled up or down.
This option has both substance and style, bringing the cosy comfort of fleece to the classic design. It has clean lines and a casual cut, which make it the perfect choice for daily wear and a ribbed collar, cuffs and hem that are inspired by classic bomber styles. Available in sizes XS-2XL.
Nike indy sports bra: Was £31.95, now £23.97, Nike.com
Whether it's for running, yoga or HIIT, Finding the right sports bra is key for an enjoyable and pain-free workout.
This indy sports bra is made from soft, stretchy jersey fabric that would make it a great option for everyday wear and features “Dri-Fit” technology that helps to move sweat from your skin for quicker evaporation to help you stay dry. The deep V on the back looks to create an airy, breathable fit. Available in sizes XS-2XL.
Nike sportswear alumni shorts: Was £39.95, now £29.97, Nike.com
As the weather begins to warm up, the time has come to trade in your fleecy joggers for a pair of shorts that are comfortable and breathable enough to help you keep going for miles.
The Nike alumni shorts are designed with raw edges around the pockets and hem for a relaxed look and made from super-soft French terry fabric that’s lightweight. They also feature a waistband with a drawcord that stretches for extra comfort and a loose fit. Available in sizes XS-2XL.
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