FitFlop deals

Below sit the FitFlop products with a real discount at the moment — not the entire range, only the styles reduced against the retailer's own reference price.

Every entry gives the current price, the list price it was struck from, and the saving in dollars. Offers that finish are taken off rather than left up.

FitFlop's line-up here is mostly sandals and cushioned casuals: the iQushion moulded flip-flop, Lulu toe-post and slide sandals, Surff and Gogh styles, the Shuv clog, Rally and Vitamin trainers, and lined slippers for the cooler months. Almost everything is built around the brand's own cushioned, arch-contoured midsoles rather than a flat footbed. Which of those styles are discounted changes week to week, and this page shows only the current set.

The thing to get right is the footbed, because FitFlop sells several and they feel different. iQushion is a lightweight moulded EVA with air-pockets and a pronounced arch — soft, but with a definite shape you either like immediately or do not. The leather Lulu and Gogh styles use the firmer Microwobbleboard-style midsole with more support under the arch and less give. If you are moving from a flat thong, expect the arch to feel high for the first few wears. Sizing is quoted in EU as well as AU, and the toe-post styles fit snug, so check both numbers on the listing before ordering.

Sandals are summer stock and the Australian summer is December to February, so the price pattern is inverted from Europe. The best reductions cluster in the Boxing Day and January clearance as the season is cleared, and again through autumn and winter when demand falls away. Black Friday and Cyber Monday sit just before the season and are the exception worth watching.

In Australia FitFlop is largely sold through retailers and their sale sections rather than a wide owned outlet network. The styles most often reduced are past-season colours and prints, discontinued variations of a core sandal, and the sizes left at the ends of a run.

The percentage on this page is not our own calculation: it is the difference between today's price and the reference price the retailer itself displays. Where no reference price is shown, we show no percentage, because no discount is better than an invented one. The page updates automatically, prices are rechecked regularly, and anything that is no longer reduced disappears rather than sitting here as an expired offer.

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