Level-Up Your Winter Running with These Women’s Shoe Deals

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It’s early January, and you want to start off the year on the right foot. You’re eager to invest in a new pair of running shoes, but the holidays took a toll on your monthly budget, huh? Yes, we get it. Fortunately, there are plenty of great winter running shoe deals available right now to get your training started while also saving some money.

Here are seven comfortable and durable training shoes for less than $120 that you can log a lot of miles in and get your fitness heading in the right direction long before spring arrives.

Winter Running Shoe Deals

Hoka Clifton 9 ($145) $116—20% Off

Weights: 7.3 oz. (women’s size 8), 8.7 oz. (men’s size 9)Heel-Toe Offset: 5mm (32mm in the heel, 27mm in the forefoot)

The Clifton 9 is a light, smooth and versatile everyday trainer—basically a go-to shoe that you can appreciate for just about any kind of running you do. It’s a shoe you can lace up and then forget about as you go out for a run of any length of pace. It’s not overly energetic, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s ideal for long runs, tempo runs and those nondescript, slow midweek recovery runs you cram in before work, during your lunch break, or before it gets dark.

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Asics Novablast 4 ($140) $110—21% Off

Weights: 7.9 oz. (women’s size 8), 9.1 oz. (men’s size 9)Heel-Toe Offset: 8mm; Women: 40.5mm in the heel, 32.5mm in the forefoot; Men: 41.5mm in the heel, 33.5mm in the forefoot

The Novablast 4 is a great example of a modern neutral trainer with an energetic ride. It serves up a smooth, lively sensation that’s soft and accommodating with loads of long-haul comfort. The shoe’s sweet spot is medium to long runs at a moderate to slightly faster pace, but its combination of comfort and cushion gives it a lot of versatility, allowing it to feel buttery smooth on recovery runs but also providing enough pop for up-tempo running.

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Brooks Adrenaline GTS 23 ($140) $100—29% Off

Weights: 9.1 oz. (women’s 8), 10.1 oz. (men’s 9)Heel-Toe Offset: 12mm, 36mm (heel), 24mm (forefoot)

Newly updated with lighter nitrogen-infused DNA LOFT v3 cushioning, the Adrenaline GTS 23 offers an ideal balance of support and softness that results in a smooth, soft ride ready for all of your miles. Super stable, supremely comfortable, and reliable for high-mileage running, it’s easy to see why the Adrenaline GTS has won the devotion of thousands of runners over the years. When it comes to winter running shoe deals, this one is hard to beat.

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Nike Vomero 17 ($160) $105-$113—29% to 34% Off

Weights: 8.5 ounces (women’s), 10.6 ounces (men’s)Heel-Toe Offset: 9.5mm; 39.5mm (heel), 30mm (forefoot)

Stepping into the Nike Vomero 17 is like pulling on your old college sweatshirt and a pair of pajama pants. They’re insanely comfortable and make you wonder why you’d ever want to wear anything else. Thankfully, they perform a lot better on the run than your old cotton digs, and testers raved about their ride on long runs and shorter speed efforts alike.

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Saucony Ride 17 ($140) $105—25% Off

Weights: 8.5 oz. (women’s 8), 9.9 oz. (men’s 9)Heel-Toe Offset: 8mm; 25mm (heel), 27mm (forefoot)

Offering comfort-first performance, Saucony’s Ride 17 road running shoes will put some spring in your stride, whether you’re hitting the pavement for a recovery run or a hard workout. Engineered mesh design offers more breathability across the toes, improved midfoot wrap and locked-down comfort in the heels. The midsole features responsive PWRRUN+ foam cushioning for supreme comfort and improved energy return, while the thick eTPU footbeds round out a plush step-in feel.

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Asics Gel-Nimbus 26 ($160) $110—32% Off

Weights: 6.2 oz. (women’s size 8), 7.0 oz. (men’s size 9Heel-Toe Offset: 8mm; 40mm (heel), 32mm (forefoot)

The Gel-Nimbus 26 is a very comfortable and buttery smooth everyday training shoe that you’ll be excited to put on most days of the week. It can serve your needs for most of your weekly running needs—including long runs—especially if you’re a runner who is primarily focused on slower or medium-paced runs. It’s not light and quick enough to be used for faster paced running, but it will work just fine for moderately fast tempo runs and post-run strides.

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Nike Pegasus 41 ($140) $110—21% Off

Weights: 8.8 oz. (women’s 8), 10.4 oz. (men’s 9)Heel-Toe Offset: 10mm, 37mm (heel), 27mm (forefoot)

The Nike Pegasus 41 remains as a versatile and durable everyday trainer, although this year’s edition veers more toward plush than performance. It has a softly padded tongue, heel collar and sockliner round out a comfortable fit, a mildly responsive cushioning package that serves up moderate energy return, and more sustainable materials and a lower carbon footprint than ever before. The updated cushioning package is slightly higher off the ground and consists of a full-length layer of new ReactX foam with Air Zoom units embedded in the forefoot and heel for more responsiveness.

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