Women Shoes on Sale

Kitten heels sit at a low 1.5- to 2-inch height, which makes them a reasonable middle ground for anyone who wants a slight lift without the discomfort of a full heel for all-day wear. At $35, that's $5 off the $40 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Kitten heels sit at a low 1.5- to 2-inch height, which makes them a reasonable middle ground for anyone who wants a slight lift without the discomfort of a full heel for all-day wear. At $35, that's $5 off the $40 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Designed for women who need a lightweight safety shoe that doesn't look like a typical work boot, the Stepper 2.0 Low carries ASTM-rated protection in a low-profile sneaker build. At $110, that's $15 off the $125 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Composite toe protection in a cross-training silhouette means these work shoes suit people who need safety ratings on the job but want something closer to an athletic shoe than a traditional boot. At $110, that's $40 off the $150 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

A retro-style low-top sneaker that's been around since the '80s, the Freestyle Lo works well as a casual everyday shoe if you want something simple and flat without a lot of bulk. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed for golfers who want a lightweight, athletic-style shoe on the course, the Ignite Blaze 2 uses Puma's cushioning tech to keep your feet comfortable across 18 holes without feeling like you're wearing a traditional stiff golf shoe. Buy Now at Zappos

Runners looking for a lightweight training shoe with some visual flair will find the Darter Pro 2 Fade a straightforward option for daily mileage. At $58, that's about $15 off the $73 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Cork footbed sandals tend to mold to your foot over time, making them a practical warm-weather staple if you're on your feet for long stretches. At $20, that's $12 off the $32 list price. Buy Now at Walmart

Reebok's Classic AZ line pulls from the brand's retro running archive, so these lean toward casual, everyday wear rather than performance. At $49, that's about $16 off the $65 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Composite toe work shoes that still look like a clean sneaker, useful if your job requires safety footwear but you'd rather not wear something that screams "steel toe boot." At $115, that's about $26 off the $141 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Composite toe work shoes built for all-day wear on the job site, and these are sized and styled specifically for women, which narrows the field considerably compared to unisex options. At $120, that's about $18 off the $138 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Reebok's Classic Leather has been around since the '80s and holds up as a clean, low-profile sneaker that works across casual outfits without leaning too sporty or too formal — a straightforward choice if you want a versatile everyday shoe. Buy Now at Zappos

Zappos has the Reebok Phase Court Women's Shoes for $72, about $13 off the $85 list price. The Phase Court is a clean, low-profile court-style sneaker with leather and suede construction, a combination that tends to hold up better over time than all-synthetic uppers at a similar price point. Buy Now at Zappos

Designed with arch support and a cushioned footbed, these sandals suit women who spend long hours on their feet and want something more supportive than a standard flat sandal. At $27, that's essentially the same as the $27 list price with just a penny off. Buy Now at Amazon

Puma's Palermo is a retro court-style sneaker that works well as an everyday casual shoe, and at $60 it's about $25 off the $85 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Adjustable straps make these sandals a practical pick if you have narrow or wide feet and need a more dialed-in fit than most sandals offer, and at $25 they're $25 off the $50 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Suede upper, gum sole, and a low-profile silhouette put these in the category of casual everyday sneakers that work well if you want something clean and understated without a lot of branding noise. Buy Now at Zappos

A slip-on cross trainer works well if you want something easy to get on and off for low-impact gym sessions or casual wear, and at $53 this is about $7 below the $60 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Reebok's Freestyle has been around since the '80s and the Lo version keeps the classic silhouette low-profile, making it a reasonable pick if you want a clean, minimal sneaker with some heritage behind it. Buy Now at Zappos