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Black Friday running, trail and hiking

Are you waiting for the right moment to change your shoes or complete your running outfit? The Black Friday at Direct-Running brings together running, trail, and hiking deals in six categories: men's shoes, women's shoes, men's and women's clothing, hiking, and equipment.

Choose your category, filter by brand and size, and aim for the pieces that will serve you during the cold months.

How does Black Friday go on Direct-Running?

During the event, promotional items are grouped by major category, so you can get straight to the point. Each page keeps its filters, including brand and size. The easiest way is to prepare your list before you start, to avoid impulse buys that will never see the light of day.

Six entry points to find your good deal

  • Men's shoes: the page to open if your road or trail pair is nearing the end of its life.
  • Women's shoes: models for daily jogging, preparing for a half-marathon, or trails.
  • Men's clothing: technical t-shirts, windbreakers, leggings, and socks to run in all weathers.
  • Women's clothing: everything you need to put together a complete outfit, from the base layer to the windbreaker.
  • Hiking: walking shoes, warm jackets, and equipment for day trips.
  • Equipment: GPS watches, poles, hydration packs, and recovery accessories.

Prepare your list before diving in

Note the reference and size of the pair that suits you today: it's the best starting point for comparing. Then check the wear and tear on your sole. Notable wear on the outer or inner edge of the heel reveals a lot about your stride.

In terms of textiles, think in layers rather than isolated pieces. A breathable top, a warm layer, and a windbreaker cover most outings from autumn to the end of winter. For electronics, check the compatibility of the watch with your phone and the apps you already use.

Brands to watch during the event

At adidas, the Supernova range targets daily training, while the Adizero family is aimed at fast sessions and competition.

Puma bets on its Nitro foam, with the Deviate Nitro for those looking for a carbon-plated training shoe.

Mizuno, a Japanese brand, is known for the Wave Rider, a versatile shoe for neutral strides, and also offers a full running textile range.

Garmin is a reference for GPS running watches with its Forerunner range, designed to track pace, heart rate, and training plans.

For walking and the mountains, Napapijri and Helly Hansen provide warm and waterproof jackets.

After Black Friday, more chances to save

Promotions don't stop with the event. The holidays come next, followed by winter sales. Throughout the year, the Clearance page gathers end-of-line items, and the Good deals page groups current discounted prices. If you just want to see what's new in the catalog, check out the New Arrivals.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find cheap running shoes during Black Friday?

The promotional models are grouped on two pages, one for men's shoes and one for women's shoes. First filter by size: you'll only see what's available in your size, which saves a lot of time.

How to find a cheap running jacket for winter?

Open the men's clothing or women's clothing page, then the jackets and windbreakers category. To run in the rain, look for a waterproof jacket; for windy and dry cold, a light windbreaker is often enough.

Is it worth it to get a GPS watch on sale?

Yes, if it suits your activity. A running watch measures pace and distance, and many also track heart rate at the wrist. The promotional models can be found on the equipment page.

What to look for before buying cheap hiking shoes?

Ankle support, sole grip, and waterproofing. A high upper protects on rough terrain, while a low shoe is sufficient on a well-trodden path. Everything you need is on the hiking page.

Should you go half a size up for running?

It's often recommended, as the foot swells during exercise, and the toes need a bit of space in descents. Allow for about a finger's width between your big toe and the end of the shoe.