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Designed with a racing-inspired profile, these shoes are worth a look if you want a track-focused silhouette that crosses over into everyday wear without feeling too costume-y. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for players who want a lightweight, responsive cleat that transitions between firm and multi-ground surfaces, the F50 line has long been Adidas's speed-focused option in their cleat lineup. Buy Now at adidas

Runners focused on speed training or race day will find the Adizero Pacer built around a lightweight construction that keeps your foot moving efficiently without the bulk of a daily trainer. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for lateral movement and ankle support, the Stabil line is built specifically for court sports like handball and squash, making it a more focused option than a general cross-trainer if those are the sports you play. Buy Now at adidas

Designed with a racing-inspired profile, these shoes are worth a look if you want a track-focused silhouette that crosses over into everyday wear without feeling too costume-y. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for skill-position players who want a lightweight, speed-focused cleat, the Adizero Electric II sits in Adidas's top-tier football cleat line and is currently $26 off the $130 list price. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for golfers who want a stable, supportive base through the swing, the Adipower line is adidas's performance-focused golf shoe built around power transfer and lockdown fit rather than casual comfort. Buy Now at adidas

Collectors focused on LaMelo Ball's rookie-era cards will recognize the 2020-21 Select Prizm set as one of the more sought-after releases from his first season, and the Red White Green Ice parallel adds a layer of scarcity beyond the base Prizm version. Buy Now at Fanatics

Designed for competitive and frequent court players, the Barricade line has been Adidas's stability-focused tennis shoe for decades, built around lateral support and durability during hard stops and direction changes. At $128, that's $32 off the $160 list price. Buy Now at adidas

Designed with a racing-inspired silhouette, these shoes are worth a look if you want a performance-focused running shoe that carries over some of adidas's top-tier technology into a slightly more accessible package. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for runners who want a lightweight, low-bulk trainer without the price tag of a carbon-plated race shoe, the Adizero EVO SL sits in Adidas's speed-focused lineup and works well for tempo runs or race day at a more accessible price point. Buy Now at adidas

Runners who tend to overpronate will find the Adistar Control 5 built specifically for that, with a stability-focused construction designed to keep your foot aligned through longer runs. Buy Now at adidas

Spikeless golf shoes work well on courses that restrict traditional cleats, and the Adizero ZG sits in Adidas's lightweight performance line, so you're getting a shoe built for speed-focused players who want less weight without giving up stability through the swing. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for trail runners who want a lightweight, low-profile shoe without sacrificing grip, the Agravic SL is built around speed-focused use rather than heavy cushioning or technical scrambling. Buy Now at adidas

Designed as a two-in-one product, it combines blush and bronzer in a single compact, which cuts down on the number of products you need in your routine if you're after a sun-kissed, flushed look in one step. Buy Now at Target

Designed for players who want a lightweight, speed-focused cleat that works on both firm natural grass and artificial turf without needing two separate pairs of shoes. Buy Now at Zappos

Fanatics has this Adam Fox autographed practice-used puck, which is a solid pick for Rangers fans who want a piece of authenticated memorabilia tied directly to game-day use rather than a generic signed item. Buy Now at Fanatics

Adidas has positioned the Predator line as its control-focused cleat, built for players who prioritize touch and grip on the ball over raw speed. The fold-over tongue is a design detail that adds a larger striking surface and a snugger fit across the top of the foot, which some players prefer for passing and shooting accuracy. Buy Now at adidas

Adidas made this quarter-zip in the University of Washington colorway under their Ultimate365 line, which is their golf-focused apparel range built for movement and warmth on the course — though it works just as well as casual fan gear off it. Buy Now at adidas

Adidas made this tee with their travel-focused fabric, so it's aimed at people who want a packable, low-maintenance shirt that holds up through long travel days without looking worn out. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for players who want a lightweight, performance-focused cleat on natural grass, the F50 Tunit uses a firm ground outsole suited to dry and moderately soft pitches. Buy Now at adidas

Suited for Red Sox fans who want a display piece tied to actual game history, this framed collage pairs five photos with a piece of a game-used ball, giving it more tangible connection to the sport than a standard print or poster. Buy Now at Fanatics

The Jeremy Scott Forum Low is a fashion-forward football cleat that sits at the intersection of streetwear and sport, so it suits someone who wants a statement-making look on the field rather than a performance-focused build. At $126, that's $54 off the $180 list price directly from adidas. Buy Now at adidas

Runners who overpronate will find the Adistar Control 5 built specifically for their gait, with a stability-focused construction that guides your foot through each stride. At $96, that's $24 off the $120 list price directly from adidas. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for speed-focused skill positions, the Adizero line is Adidas's lightest football cleat series, built around a low-profile fit and minimal weight. At $88, that's $22 off the $110 list price. Buy Now at adidas

Designed for speed-focused runners, the F50 is built around a lightweight, race-oriented construction that suits those who want a dedicated performance shoe for tempo runs or race day. Buy Now at adidas

Lightweight and built for runners who want a shoe that doesn't slow them down with extra bulk, the Adizero Pacer sits in adidas's speed-focused line designed for training and race day use. Buy Now at adidas

A straightforward lifestyle sneaker built on Nike's Air cushioning unit, which makes it a reasonable pick if you want an everyday shoe with some underfoot comfort without paying for a performance-focused runner. Buy Now at Zappos

Puma's Ultra line is built for speed-focused players who want a lightweight, minimal cleat without extra bulk, and at $70 you're getting it at half the $140 list price. Buy Now at Zappos

Laceless cleats like these suit players who prefer a cleaner strike zone and a snug, sock-like fit without the bulk of laces across the forefoot — the Predator line is Adidas's control-focused cleat, built for players who prioritize touch and ball manipulation over raw speed. Buy Now at adidas

Collectors focused on the Donruss Optic line will recognize Net Marvels as one of the more sought-after inserts in the set, and the holo parallel adds a layer of scarcity over the base version. Mitchell's consistent production in Cleveland makes this a reasonable pickup if you're building a player collection or chasing Optic inserts. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collectors focused on early-2010s NFL cards or Josh Freeman specifically will find this a fairly niche pickup, as the Five Star line was Topps' premium tier with low print runs and higher-end stock compared to base sets. Buy Now at Fanatics

Threads cards feature a swatch of game-used jersey embedded in the card, which makes this a step above a standard Burrow base card for collectors who want something tangible tied to the player. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collectors focused on Jordan Love will want to note this — the Absolute Blue Diamonds parallel is a serial-numbered insert tier that carries more scarcity than base cards, making it a reasonable pickup for anyone building a Love player collection. Buy Now at Fanatics

A good option for Cavaliers fans or collectors focused on Garland specifically, as the Future Frame insert is one of the more visually distinct cards in the Revolution set. Fanatics has it available if you're building out a player collection or want a 2024-25 rookie-year parallel from this line. Buy Now at Fanatics

Designed for firm natural grass surfaces, the Ultra 6 Pro sits in Puma's speed-focused cleat line and typically runs $140, so at $56 you're paying 60% off the list price. Buy Now at Zappos

A niche pickup for collectors focused on autographed football cards with limited print runs, this numbered-to-100 Bowman auto from the Donruss Elite Turn of the Century set gives you a certified signature from his 2008 rookie-era season at a price point well below what you'd typically pay for mainstream stars. Buy Now at Fanatics

Collectors focused on early-career memorabilia cards will find this one worth a look — the Biography Materials series pairs holo gold foiling with embedded material swatches, and Crawford's dual-sport background (MLB pitcher and NFL prospect) makes him an unusual subject in the hobby right now. Buy Now at Fanatics

Fanatics has this Brandon Nimmo autographed, game-used leg guard for Mets fans who want memorabilia with a verifiable on-field history rather than a standard signed photo or jersey. The game-used aspect means the piece actually saw action during a real game, which carries more weight for collectors who care about provenance. Buy Now at Fanatics