New Balance deals

New Balance shows up here mainly through its numbered lines: the 574, 327 and 9060 on the lifestyle side, the Fresh Foam and FuelCell running families including the 880, 1080 and Arishi, and the 608 and 623 cross trainers that have become staples for all-day wear. Walking shoes, kids' sizes and the Athletics fleece and tees round it out. The subset that is actually reduced changes by the day, so read this page as a current snapshot.

The one thing to know about New Balance before buying is width. Almost no other mainstream brand offers 2A through 4E across so much of its catalogue, and stock in the non-standard widths is what tends to be discounted first because it sells more slowly. If you have a narrow or wide foot, that works in your favor here: look at width before you look at the percentage, since the right width at a small discount beats the wrong one at a large discount.

For running footwear the US pattern is clear enough. Prime Day in July and Amazon's October event are the strongest single moments, Black Friday and Cyber Monday spread the widest across sizes and colors, and January is when the previous version of a numbered running model gets cleared to make way for the next.

New Balance runs factory outlet stores in the US as well as an online clearance area, and the reductions there tend to be model-driven: when the 880 or 1080 moves to a new version number, the prior one comes down, along with older colorways and the widths and sizes left at the end 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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