Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Fashion & Style
  3. Deals

Nike’s sustainable InfinityRN 4 running shoes are 30% off

Image used with permission by copyright holder

All athletes will appreciate the current Nike sale on the InfinityRN 4 men’s road running shoes. You can currently get 30% off these popular and versatile sneakers, which means all you have to pay is $112 for a pair. For even more of a discount, Nike members can get an extra 20% off select styles on the brand’s website or 25% off select styles on the Nike app. It’s free to sign up to become a member, so it is definitely worth it. With the additional 20% off, you will only have to pay $89 for these shoes. All you have to do is use the code HEART at checkout.

With two different sale options going on, this is one of the best running shoe deals we’ve seen all year. You should run to the Nike website or app to grab these shoes before time run outs. Keep reading to find out more information about this particular product and why you should add them to your closet.

Buy now

Recommended Videos

Why you should buy the Nike InfinityRN 4 Shoes

First and foremost, let’s start out by telling you that these sneakers are sustainable and made with at least 20% recycled content. They are available in either regular or extra wide fit and 20 different color options that range from bright red and yellow to more subdued hues of gray, black and white. No matter what color you choose, these sneakers offer supportive cushioning that is designed for a smooth run with Nike ReactX foam, which gives you 13% more energy return to help each step you take remain fresh and bouncy. You’ll also find the brand’s best-fitting Flyknit, that offers secure upper support and breathability. Although these specific sneakers didn’t make the list of the four best Nike running shoes, they are definitely a runner up.

The Nike InfinityRN 4 shoes offer high support, super-high cushioning and moderate responsiveness that will give you a smooth and plush ride whether you are running, jogging or power walking. Get 30% off these best-selling sneakers on the Nike website and an additional 20% off when you sign up to become a member. Right now, you can get these shoes for as low as $89.

Buy now

Victoria Garcia
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Victoria is a NYC based editor and writer that loves a good deal. She writes about everything from beauty and fashion… Read Full Bio
Round two of Wrangler’s imogene + willie collab leans on America’s last big denim mill
Jeans, Pants, Belt

Wrangler and imogene + willie have released the second of three drops in their made-in-the-USA denim collaboration, and this one is built around fabric from America’s last large-scale denim mill.

Capsule No. 2 dropped Saturday, Oct. 24, and features Wrangler’s signature broken twill in jeans, jackets, and shirts. The fabric was developed with Mount Vernon Mills in Trion, Georgia, the last mill of its size still making denim in the US.

Read more
Overland Sheepskin is taking us back to the 70s and 80s with this year’s vintage look
Overland Sheepskin Co

A few years ago, I got the chance to jet off to Santa Fe and explore the mountains in a Jeep. Off-roading in some of the most beautiful country I have ever been lucky enough to view. When I was there, I hopped in a car and left the town center to head to Taos, a small outpost seemingly in the middle of nowhere. What I found was a flagship store looking the same as it did half a century ago. Attached to it was a restaurant and a few rooms to stay in. Why the interest? Because Overland Sheepskin Co. became more than a company selling coats to the people showing up in the mountains to ski, or explore. It became a center of a community. That community grew until the outerwear was known for its quality and was dubbed the King of the Mountain Towns.

Nowadays, when I think of them, I see a mountain sheriff keeping the peace. I see Robert Redford in the wilderness. I see a culture of excellence. This weekend, Overland dropped a new collection of their vintage pieces harkening back to the beginning days of their craftsmanship. The 70s and 80s return in this twelve-piece collection.

Read more
A DECADE of &SONS chronicled in a new collection
&SONS

A decade ago, Phil James had a problem. He couldn’t find anything he wanted to wear on the clothing racks. There were big names everywhere in 2016. Names that had been generational legends for years. But, no matter how hard he looked, he just couldn’t find the clothing he truly wanted to wear. So, he decided to do what any rational person would do when they have nothing to wear: He started his own business. &SONS was born, and after ten years of providing some of the best British workwear, DECADE is a collection that celebrates what he and his team have done on their journey.

I have always been drawn to the marketing side of the brand. It makes sense; James has experience in his career that predates &SONS, as a marketing photographer. So, no wonder all the images looked amazing. Noe, the new collection looks back on that experience and the rising name he has built.

Read more