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We found the best Prime Day sneaker deals still live from Skechers, Adidas, Puma and more, starting at $28

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You can still get major markdowns on cushy kicks that'll soothe sore soles and aching arches.

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Sat, July 12, 2025 at 1:11 PM UTC

Amazon Prime Day is technically over, but there are still tons of deals to take advantage of. If you've happened to have missed these for the past few days, we hope it's only because you've been out walking, hiking, running or blissfully frolicking in the summer sun. In which case, your feet have probably reminded you — gently or otherwise — just how crucial a great pair of sneakers can be. The good news? You're not too late to snag serious savings on gym shoes, walking shoes and everything bouncy in between.

I've shopped and covered enough Prime Days to know a meh deal when I see one. At Yahoo, we track prices every single day (seriously) and weed out anything inflated or fake-discounted. As someone who babies her feet with the best shoes, I've made it my mission to spotlight the real deals. From Pumas for a cool $45 to ultra-cushy Skechers at all-time lows, these are the pairs that'll treat your hooves and your wallet right.

Great for everyday adventures, these affordable kicks are for pedestrians looking for stability in their shoes rather than something bouncy. The lightweight and shock-absorbing sockliner keeps them comfy, and the mesh upper makes them breathable even when temperatures are hostile. They also stand up under high-pressure situations, say nurses.

"The only shoes I wear in nursing," raved a happy-footed health care provider. "I need wide toe boxes for my flat feet and bunions. These provide the support, breathability and durability that my fast-paced job requires. I am on my feet for up to 14 hours a day."

$65 at Amazon

Don't be fooled by the stretchy laces — you don't have to tie those. That means less time hunched over. But that's only one of the glorious features of these treads. The memory foam makes each step blissfully breezy, and the heel pillow cushions the impact. And the price? An all-time low.

"I have to say that these are definitely the most comfortable shoes I have ever purchased," shared a happy shopper. "I have arthritis in my hands and carpal tunnel and let me tell you, I have had other more expensive slip-on shoes but always had to use a finger to pop on the shoe. This one has a nice cushion on the back ... that you don’t have to do that. You just slip your feet in very easily and that cushion holds [them] in place."

$60 at Amazon

You don't have to play tennis to appreciate these shoes. They come with the same underfoot cushioning as the Adidas Cloudfoam Pure Sneaker. That means when you're pounding the pavement this summer, you'll only feel a gentle tapping on the tarmac.  

"These are so much better than I thought they would be!" raved a relieved ambler. "They are truly comfortable for me, which is huge. The vast majority of my shoes, I have to take out the insole and put my own orthotic in because the arch support just isn’t enough. But somehow, these are good enough for me without needing to do that. They’re also surprisingly cushy. I’m a teacher, and I can wear them all day with no more foot pain than any of my other shoes I wear regularly."

$55 at Amazon

There's a reason these have "joy" in the name — they're so comfortable, you'll get a rush every time you put them on. The sneakers are lightweight and flexible, with ultra-responsive cushioning. A breathable mesh upper lets your toes breathe, and the soft fabric lining and padded collar add a cloud-like feel.

Here's the coolest part: These Skechers sneakers even have the podiatrist seal of approval. “Excellent walking shoes need to be supportive, lightweight and good for your specific foot type,” explains podiatrist Dr. Dana Canuso, who names this pair as one of her favorite kicks when spending hours on your feet. “My most recommended walking shoe is one with a moderate amount of stability, a supportive arch and lots of cushion.”

$45 at Amazon

These comfortable, breathable shoes slip on like socks, making them ideal for puttering around the house, running errands and even going through airport security. Board-certified podiatrist Dr. Polina Zaydenberg says the sole offers excellent shock absorption. "The platform is great for heel pain and metatarsalgia [pain in the ball of the foot]," she tells Yahoo. Zaydenberg also raves about the accommodative toe box — a must if you have bunions or hammertoes.

"If you’re a nurse, LPN, CNA, etc., and you’re doing a lot of rounds, these shoes are awesome," wrote a five-star reviewer. "Super lightweight but also very supportive. My feet don’t hurt at all after work. And they aren’t ugly for comfy shoes either. However, their platforms are pretty tall. You can possibly twist your ankle pretty good if you aren’t sure-footed."

$28 at Amazon

For feet that feel vintage, some vintage style with a side of zen is in order. These white on whites from Puma have the retro look and the tactile quality that walkers of a certain age appreciate. The cushy sockliner, along with the durable rubber midsole and outsole for grip, will keep you on your feet longer than you thought possible. Bonus: The price is as low as it's been all year. 

"These are one of my favorite pairs of shoes," wrote a five-star fan. "I bought them for a conference because I knew I would be walking a lot, and they were awesome. No blisters from walking over 5 miles. I literally wear them all the time."

$45 at Amazon

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If shoe discounts are therapy for the foot, then the sole can find tranquility on Prime Day. (Amazon)

If shoe discounts are therapy for the foot, then the sole can find tranquility on Prime Day. (Amazon)

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $35 or more.)

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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