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Black Friday has begun, and countless stores and websites have released swaths of discounts for the post-Thanksgiving weekend.

buy air jordan bred 1 consistent winners, so it’s no surprise to see Nike, one of the most popular running gear brands, rolling out dozens of sales well before many others. Nike’s biggest bundle of sales is live now through the 25th, and you can even save an extra 25 percent on top of any discounts with the code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout.

And while there are plenty of sales to fish through—some discounts are as big as 56 percent—we’ve highlighted some of the most worthwhile deals you can find on Nike’s site this season.

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Nike Women's Winflo 10 Road Running Shoe

$93 at Amazon

$100 at Kohl's

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Nike Pegasus Trail 3 Men’s Trail Running Shoe

Now 15% Off

$130 $110 at Nike

Budget-Friendly

Nike Star Runner 4 Big Kids Road Running Shoe

$43 at Amazon

For Showing Team Spirit

Nike Pegasus 40 (Paris Saint-Germain) Running Shoe

Now 40% Off

$140 $84 at Nike

$140 $85 at Kohl's

Nike’s shoes almost always rank among our test team’s favorites, and for good reason: They’re comfortable, snappy, and measurably popular in the professional running world.

Unlike some other brands that are only willing to shell out savings on past years’ models, Nike is offering proper deals on variations of its current daily trainers. These discounts include 40 percent off select pairs of the Pegasus 40, Nike’s flagship trainer—and if you’re a soccer fan (or a football fan, if you’re really into it), you’ll be glad to see that the discounted shoes are branded with the names of several Premier League teams.

Additionally, two colors of Nike’s Winflo 10, a more budget-friendly trainer, are now listed for a gloriously low $66—for now, at least. Perhaps the most exciting deal for marathoners and ultrarunners, the Zoom Fly 5s—famously designed by Eliud Kipchoge—are discounted 20 percent, plus the extra 25 percent off at checkout when you use the discount code.

For Coverage and Mobility

Nike Flex Stride Men’s 5-Inch 2-In-1 Running Shorts

Now 15% Off

$55 $47 at Nike

For Convenient Storage

Nike Women’s Go High-Waisted 8-Inch Biker Shorts with Pockets

Now 43% Off

$70 $40 at Nike

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Nike Repel UV Windrunner Running Jacket

Now 56% Off

$125 $55 at Nike

A Cozy Middle Layer

Nike Women’s Therma-FIT ADV Run Division Running Mid Layer

Now 51% Off

$105 $52 at Nike

Yoga-Friendly Support

Nike Women’s Yoga Dri-FIT Luxe Shelf-Bra

Now 44% Off

$52 $29 at Nike

Whether you’re getting ready for the coming cold months or just want to stock up on some leftover summer apparel, Nike has over 100 sales on clothing ranging from lightweight shorts to cozy warm-up sweats and high-quality basics.

Most notably, you can snag one of Nike’s UV-protective windbreakers—normally $125—for a cool 56 percent off, and you can also cut almost $50 from the cost of a cozy, neck-covering women’s middle layer. Plus, there are all kinds of discounts on your warm-weather essentials, such as running shorts jordans 11 limited.

For Extra Hair Control

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$20 at Amazon

$11 at Walmart$8 at Nike

For Packing Race-Day Goods

Nike Sportswear RPM Backpack (26L)

$100 at Walmart

$102 at Nike

Want the sun out of your eyes? Score a sturdy pair of sunglasses for 22 percent off or a lightweight running cap for 11 percent off. Need something to keep your hair at bay? Try a headband for $9.97. Have a race on the calendar and no way to carry your gear to the start? Save yourself $30 on a sleek, organized backpack. No matter your needs, chances are you can find something that suits them on sale this week.

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Adam Schram

customized roshe for sale Runner's World, though you might see his byline on Bicycling and Popular Mechanics, too. A lover of all things outdoors, Adam's writing career comes after six years as a bike mechanic in his hometown of State College, PA. His journalism experience is steeped in cycling and running gear reviews, and he's also a published creative nonfiction and satire author. When he's not writing, riding, or running, you can catch Adam at home mixing cocktails, watching Star Wars, or trying in vain to do the Sunday crossword. You can check out his latest work below.