The yellow Nike running shoes worn by Olympic athletes are flying off store shelves here in the Valley. Ron French with the Runner’s Den in Phoenix said the shoes are a fashion statement in the ...

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If you’re running shoes are looking a little worse for wear, this Nike sale will snag you a new pair for less. We also found a big price drop on Nike’s Invincible 3 Running Shoe for $27 off ...

Earlier this week, the Oregon Ducks teased a pair of upcoming running shoes on their official social media channels. The Nike Pegasus 41 is once again dropping in a green and yellow Ducks-inspired ...

Nike just went live with its Gear Up for Fall Event, offering an additional 25% off everything from bestselling sneakers to sports equipment alongside hundreds of other deals. Whether you’re ...

Nike Vomero 17 Running Shoes in Black/Off Noir, $104 (was $160) at Nike. Courtesy of Nike. The Vomero 17 is a cushioned workhorse shoe, and it’s a go-to for casual jogs, marathon training, and ...

Nike's newest "So Win" gear features Olympic gold medalist Sha'Carri Richardson Shop Nike shoes, jerseys and more inspired by basketball phenom A’ja Wilson Nike's new Vomero 18 is the preferred ...

Nike Flex Experience Run 12 Men's Road-Running Shoes, $49 (Was $75) at Nike. Shop It! Nike says, "Stay steady and keep progressing toward your running goals in the Flex Experience 12.

A popular pair of Nike running shoes is on sale for an excellent price at a popular retailer. Finish Line is selling for only $85. The list price of the sneakers is $160, so buyers are saving 47%.

Nike Flex Experience Run 12 Running Shoes in Light Army/Light Silver/Vintage Green, $46 (was $75) at Nike. The Nike Flex Experience Run 12 Running Shoes. Courtesy of Nike.

Nike has a long history in the running world. The brand, originally known as Blue Ribbon Sports, began in the 1960s when Bill Bowerman, a University of Oregon runner, sold shoes out of his car.