Part of Mizuno's Wave trail line-up, the Wave Ibuki 4 Women's GORE-TEX sits as an entry point for runners who want a dependable, waterproof shoe for mixed terrain. It goes up against everyday trail favourites from brands...
Built for race day in Nike's top-tier ZoomX line, the Vaporfly Next% 4 Premium sits in the same conversation as the adidas Adizero Adios Pro and ASICS Metaspeed, prioritising speed over durability. Compared with the Vapo...
Nike's Air Zoom Pegasus 41 GORE-TEX sits in the long running Pegasus road range, a reliable daily trainer that competes with all rounders like the ASICS Gel Cumulus and Brooks Ghost. This version is built for wet weather...
Everyday trainers sit in a crowded space, competing with budget-friendly runners from ASICS, Nike and adidas that aim to cover short runs, gym sessions and casual wear. New Balance's 411v4 is part of the brand's accessib...
Merrell's Moab Speed 2 sits in the brand's fast-hiking line, blending the familiar Moab trail DNA with a more athletic, trainer-like feel. It's the sort of shoe that competes with lightweight hikers from Salomon and HOKA...
SportsShoes runs Black Friday deals and lets you sign up for early access, and it also runs seasonal sales such as its Mid-Season Sale. It doesn't say which sale is biggest, so the Outlet section and Discount Codes page are the places to check.
Yes. Students get 12% off current-season ranges at SportsShoes by verifying through Student Beans or UNiDAYS, which gives you a single-use code. Sale items and some brands, such as Garmin, COROS and Maurten, are excluded.
Yes. Blue Light Card holders, which includes NHS staff, get 12% off in-season items at SportsShoes using a unique code from the Blue Light Card site or app. Sale items, electricals and food products are excluded.
UK Standard+ 48hr delivery at SportsShoes costs £4.99. Some items come with free delivery as a promotion, but a discount code replaces that free delivery, and a Price Beat order also gets free UK standard delivery.
SportsShoes has been trading since 1982 and stocks big names like Nike, adidas, ASICS and HOKA. If you find the same item cheaper at another UK retailer, its Price Beat promise will beat that price by £1 and add free UK standard delivery, subject to its terms.
Yes. SportsShoes.com has been trading since 1982, is run by B-Sporting Limited and has a UK-based customer service team. It describes itself as the UK's no. 1 online retailer for run, gym and hike.
SportsShoes.com stocks around 150 brands, including Nike, adidas, ASICS, New Balance, Saucony and HOKA, and has been trading since 1982. For questions about a particular product, its UK customer service team can help.
Yes, online. SportsShoes.com offers a free online gait analysis for ULTRA members (free to join), where you upload a short running video and get shoe recommendations. It also has a running shoe finder and live chat expert advice.
It's online-only. SportsShoes.com says it doesn't have a permanent physical store; its House of SportsShoes pop-up in Shoreditch, London has now closed, though it still runs events and community runs around the UK.
Yes. It stocks road and trail running shoes, track spikes, hydration vests and packs, and performance clothing for running and outdoor training.
Yes. Express 24hr delivery costs £6.99 and arrives in one working day if you order before 5:30pm Monday to Friday. Saturday delivery is £9.99 if you order before 5:30pm on Friday.
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