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These Adidas NMD sneakers are discounted from $200 to $90

By Andrew Morrisey Published November 17, 2023

A side angle of the Adidas NMD_S1 shoes in black against a gray background. — Adidas

If you’re looking to add some new sneakers to your wardrobe, Adidas is a good place to check out right now. In fact, one of the best sneaker deals you’ll find today is on the Adidas NMD_S1 shoes. These are super popular shoes available in a number of different colors, and they’re going for just $90.

They would regularly costs $200, making this deal worth a pretty impressive $110 in savings — enough to buy another pair of shoes or two while browsing the rest of the offers in the Adidas Black Friday sale, where prices start as low as $12 f you're in the market for a pair of slides with some fantastic price cuts on running shoes, kicks for looking great in, and so much more.

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Why you should buy the Adidas NMD_S1 Shoes

Adidas has been around a long time now, and it’s almost always amongst the best workout brands. And while the Adidas NMD_S1 make a great pair of shoes to do some athletic adventures with, these shoes are a part of the Adidas Originals lineup. This makes them as good to wear with a pair of jeans as they are to wear with a pair of sweats. A number of different colors are available at a discount, though it’s the black, gray and cloud white shoe that’s seeing the $90 price point.

With the Adidas NMD_S1 it’s easy to disconnect for the every day. They’re made for getting away, whether that be to a night on the town or off the beaten trail. These shoes have a full length Boost midsole that brings responsive energy return with each step. This makes it easier to walk farther, whether on the sidewalk, the office, or the anywhere else.

The interior has a sock-like construction that hugs your fit and offers a fit you won’t find with most shoes. These shoes are made to be comfortable for the long haul, and when it comes to diagnosis, they have an OG-inspired midsole that pays homage to 1980s Adidas styles. The Adidas NMD_S1 shoes are made to explore the world around you, and they give you the freedom to roam.

The Adidas NMD_S1 are incredibly popular shoes, so you’ll need to act quickly to claim this deal. While they would regularly set you back $200, today at Adidas you can grab them for $90. That makes for a savings of $110, and free shipping is included.

Andrew Morrisey

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