Adidas Originals LA Trainers - £59.99 + free delivery for FLX members (free signup) @ Foot Locker

£59.99£84.9929% off

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Groove to vintage vibes with the adidas LA Trainer. A versatile solution to your daily adventures, these retro-inspired sneakers are reimagined for your futuristic strides. The leather upper looks premium while offering durable comfort. Delivering a boost of incredible cushioning, the triple-peg midsole is just what you need for easy, bouncy rides. Sitting atop a grippy rubber outsole, the adidas LA Trainer lets you move to the beats of life.

adidas LA Trainer Features:
Leather upper
Lace closure
Textile lining
Triple-peg midsole
Rubber outsole

*Blue light discount will stack with this deal, bringing the total price down to a possible £53.99.
Free delivery available for FLX members, or for orders over £70

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Edited by UnbearableBob, 29 June 2023

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JoShmo
29th Jun
If there's that much glue overspill on the one they chose to photograph then how much will there be on a store one?
UnbearableBob Author
29th Jun
🤭 Good spot. I imagine that the initial cover photo was added by the mods, I've tended to struggle to add images when posting a deal on here. Plus I've ordered a 10.5 in the other colour that I've now uploaded as the main photo so never really looked that closely at the Olive ones.

* Note, A Blue Light discount can be applied to this offer, which brought the total price down to £53.99 for me. (edited)
frrft
29th Jun
Is footlocker free returns? it’s not very clear on their site
UnbearableBob Author
29th Jun
I agree it's not very clear, & nor is it ideal , but I think it's free to return any items bought online to your local Footlocker store, but if that's not possible, then you need to contact customer services to start a return, & I think that will mean there will be a fee involved, depending on which return method you choose. That would seem to make more sense than charging customers for delivery but having free returns.
I had an even worse issue a couple of weeks ago with House of Fraser. They charged a flat fee for delivery on a discounted item, which was too big, then I had to arrange its return via their CS & had to pay the postage on that as well. (edited)
UnbearableBob Author
29th Jun
Don't forget 10% Cashback with TCB, or 4% if using a vouchercode