Nike Black Friday Sale 2024: The 20 Best Deals on Sneakers and More

These are about as close as you can get to the discontinued Jeremy Allen White Specials, and also happen to be under $70 for the time being.

I've had my pair of Vomero 5's since 2019 and they've been one of my most comfortable sneakers the whole time. (I unfortunately did not get a 35% discount on my pair, like you can.)

Other retro models have been blocking the Blazer's spotlight a bit, but that doesn't mean it doesn't still rip or look great under some wider pants—and when they're only $55 they're extremely hard to beat.

If you're under a size 10.5 mens, you're in luck on these, which are technically a women's release but also happen to be one of the best Jordan I Low colorways I've seen.

Basically everything about these running shorts is killer—including the price—but that phone-sized lower back pocket is about as transformative as pockets get.

If you forgot how well long johns work, let this super toasty iteration remind you.

Legendary socks at an eye-popping price. (And don't worry, you can act whatever age you'd like to, because every length is on sale.)

This is the kind of windbreaker you'll buy with a specific use-case in mind—running, probably—and then find yourself wearing all the time.

Regardless of how often a cigar is just a cigar in these times, a good striped sweatshirt is almost just a good striped sweatshirt.

Hear us out: these are tough as nails, cut a great silhouette and have all the bells and whistles that any other workpant has and, at 50% off, are under $60.

A beanie won't do anything about the sun, but this cap will do something about the cold.

We're in the midst of a hiking sneakers boom, yet the Air Humara remains one of the best—and the comfiest—and that's before the (now) sub-$80 pricetag is figured into the equation.

You'll find that these crush at any campsite or crag, but they're also going to hit just as hard on the mean streets—maybe twice as hard, considering the 35% discount.

Fleece weather is often a moving target, but this one is super warm—which will let you wear it on its own for some time—but isn't so bulky that it won't layer under a heavier jacket. (And it's got a hood.)

For anyone wondering, there's zero requirement that you actually run in running gloves—these happen to be warm, low-profile, touchscreen-friendly and under $20.