Women Shoes on Sale

Puma's Foreverrun Nitro line is built around their nitrogen-infused foam midsole, which is designed to hold up longer than standard foam without losing cushioning underfoot. A solid option for daily training runs if you want a shoe that stays responsive over time rather than packing out after a few months. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for women who need a composite toe work shoe that doesn't sacrifice comfort or fit, the Nanoflex TR pulls from Reebok's training shoe line and adapts it for workplace safety standards. At $110, that's about $36 off the $146 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for women who are on their feet all day, these walking shoes use Reebok's Zig sole technology to add cushioning and rebound underfoot, which makes a noticeable difference if you're logging hours on hard surfaces. Buy Now at Zappos

A clean, low-profile sneaker that works as a casual everyday shoe, with a retro court look borrowed from Nike's basketball heritage. At $68, that's $23 off the $90 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for cross-training, these shoes work well if your workouts mix lifting, lateral movement, and cardio, where a stable yet flexible sole matters more than pure cushioning. At $96, that's $24 off the $120 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

The Nano X5 is Reebok's dedicated training shoe, built for gym work like weightlifting, HIIT, and CrossFit rather than running, so it suits you if most of your workouts happen on the floor rather than the road. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for people who spend long hours on their feet at work, these slip-resistant shoes from Reebok sit at $85, which is $33 off the $118 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Composite toe protection in a slip-on clog design makes this a practical option for people who spend long shifts on their feet and need OSHA-compliant footwear without the hassle of laces. Buy Now at Zappos

Composite toe work shoes that still look like sneakers, which matters if you're on your feet all day and don't want clunky steel-toe boots. At $110, that's $40 off the $150 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for softball players who need lateral stability and grip on artificial turf without metal cleats, these shoes work well for practice, training, or leagues that require turf-specific footwear. Buy Now at Zappos

Zappos has the New Balance Numeric 480 in suede for $90, which is about $15 off the $105 list price. The Numeric line is New Balance's skate-focused sub-brand, so these sit between a casual sneaker and a technical skate shoe, worth considering if you want something with a cleaner look than a full skate shoe but more durability underfoot than a standard lifestyle trainer. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed specifically for softball with molded cleats for traction on dirt and grass, the Fresh Foam Velo v4 is a solid option for players who want cushioning underfoot without sacrificing field grip. At $90, that's $10 off the $100 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Wide-fit running shoes are harder to find on sale, and the More v6 is New Balance's max-cushion road shoe built for runners who want extra stack height underfoot. At 12 EE, this is one of the wider sizing options available, which makes it a useful find if you've struggled to get a comfortable fit in standard widths. Buy Now at Zappos

Runners who need extra room in the toe box or forefoot will find the Pegasus 41 a reliable daily trainer, and at $108 it's about $37 off the $145 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for runners with wider feet who need extra room in the toe box without sacrificing structure, the Nike Structure 26 offers a supportive ride that works well for mild overpronators logging regular road miles. Buy Now at Zappos

Structured around stability and cushioning, the Structure 26 is Nike's go-to for runners with flat feet or mild overpronation who want a supportive daily trainer. Buy Now at Zappos

Suede sneakers with a low-profile silhouette, the Arizona Cat suits anyone who wants a clean, understated casual shoe that pairs easily with everyday outfits. Buy Now at Zappos

Zappos has the Reebok Club C Double Revenge Women's Shoes for $79, about $11 off the $90 list price. The Club C Double Revenge builds on Reebok's classic Club C silhouette with a chunkier sole, so it leans more toward a retro casual look than a straight tennis shoe. Buy Now at Zappos

A reliable everyday trainer from Nike's Winflo line, which has been a go-to for runners who want a cushioned, lightweight shoe without paying for premium performance features. Buy Now at Zappos