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Revolut has 30% off code as well... Assume they don't stack but worth a look at least.
Glad you got it sorted (y)
Despite Groupon separating my vouchers and saying 'processing' on my £15 part, it was already included in my £35 voucher. The £35 has two codes and two pin numbers, enter them both. Bit of a faff but mostly due to my own stupidity. Bargain cheers OP!
Thanks mate, didn't realise the £15 voucher was separate. Just logged in and that one is still processing from last night! Hope it finishes 'processing' soon (y)
Groupon send a £35 voucher and £15 you should have two to redeem.

How to look like sonic 👌 (cheeky) ️
Oos
Great deal, thanks for posting
Must be sold out can't find them
No idea about running but these will be good for the gym for a few years surely. Ordered in any case.
Quality Footwear at the Lowest Possible Price: The Best Trainers Deals

Trainers have become part of the fashion landscape, with brands like Yeezy and Golden Goose producing extremely high-end designs for couture-conscious wearers. At the same time, sports shoes are a vital part of kit for people who keep fit, whether it’s through running, working out in a gym or aerobics. The right footwear for you will depend on what you intend to do, as different trainers provide varying levels of support and protection.
Trainer Reviews
A good pair of trainers can cost a lot of money so you want to be sure that you're making the right investment in terms of style and performance. Before heading to the shops or online, check out a few of these review sites and weigh up the pros and cons.
Running Shoes Guruis one of the best and most up-to-date running shoes review site on the internet with over 800 reviews to browse at any one time.
Run Repeatcombines the views of experts and running geeks this site is regularly updated. As well as trainer reviews it also provides lots of advice and tips.
Runners World has long had a strong presence in the world of competitive and amateur running. It offers regular round-ups of both tried and tested brands as well as new styles.
On-Running is a little more specialised but has lots of info on selecting the right running shoe for you.
Once you've made your choice head to hotukdeals to look for cheap trainers and sneaker deals.





Trainers Brands to Watch
In recent years, fashion and sportswear have reached an intersection. The resulting style is referred to as leisurewear, a dressed-down look which celebrates branded trainers and those with a luxury edge. That doesn’t mean classic labels are forgotten, however, as many of the old-school names are enjoying a renaissance. Here is a selection of labels which have progressed from a sporting past to include a fashion future.
Nike – Launched in the 1960s and rebranded as Nike in 1978, there are very few sports that the label doesn't have a shoe for. The phenomenal success of Nike trainers is down to their endorsement by top-flight athletes such as Michael Jordan and Roger Federer. Its 'swoosh' logo is one of the most instantly recognisable in the advertising world. The brand is famed for collections like Nike Air Max, Nike Lunar, Nike Roshe or the Nike Huarache, all of which have entered into the sports and fashion vernacular. Whether you’re looking for a pair of shoes for racing, training or wearing to the gym, Nike has a pair of innovatively designed trainers to suit your style.
Adidas – Originally added to give their trainers more stability, the Three Stripes are now an iconic logo. Adidas has put time into working on the fashion side of their product, collaborating with stars like Stella McCartney on bags and Kanye West on their Yeezy 750 Boosts. Whilst they still create limited edition adidas shoes, they haven’t forgotten about classics like the Stan Smiths white trainers, adidas Superstars, adidas ZX Flux and the adidas Originals range but also move forward with new concepts, like the cloudfoam adidas Neo.
New Balance – Launched from New England in the United States during 1906, New Balance has worked its way to leading brand status. The company is known for adding stylish flourishes to their running performance footwear, along with technologically advanced features which add flexibility and strength. New Balance shoes aim to get wearers as close as possible to a barefoot experience, and with their 1080 series and the Minimus Road trail shoes, they’ve attracted plenty of attention from the running community.
Asics – The Japanese multinational running shoe giants Asics were formed in 1949 by Kirachiro Onitsuka. The name is an acronym, inspired by the Latin phrase ‘Anima Sana in Corpore Sano’, meaning ‘A Healthy Mind in a Healthy Body’. In 1990, the Research Institute of Sports Science in Kobe was opened by Asics with the intention of sportspeople, coaches and scientists working together to make better trainers. Using the research data available, they design running shoes with a global following, including the comfy cushioned Nimbus, the Kayano stability shoe and the GT series which combines the strengths of both.
Puma – With a reputation for innovation, this German offshoot of adidas has been making accessories, clothing and sports shoes since 1924. Puma have been a regular in sports including golf, rugby and cricket, with stars like Usain Bolt acting as a brand ambassador.
Yeezy – Straight from the imagination of rapper, Kanye West, Yeezy trainers are probably one of the most hyped items of apparel in recent years. Their massive popularity has continued despite a high price tag and low levels of availability. Kanye West collaborates with adidas to make this footwear collection, but in the past, he has also designed for Nike and Louis Vuitton. Although the original Yeezy Boosts from 2015 were limited to a run of 9000 pairs that sold out in minutes, later releases were available in much larger numbers.
Converse – With their distinctive star logo, Converse shoes have been sporting classics for over a century. The label came off the sporting track into popular culture in the 1970s and 1980s when it teamed up with superstars such as Michael Jordan (before Nike tempted him away!). Today, Converse is cool both on the basketball court and on the street.
Different Types of Trainers
Today, there is little difference between trainers for men and training shoes for women. Trainers and sneakers come in a few basic categories:
- Running Shoes
Probably the trainer chosen by most people. Pounding the pavement is tough on your feet so running trainers have plenty of shock-absorbing cushioning. Good running shoes promote a forward motion while protecting the foot, heel and leg from common injuries such as shin splints, tendinitis and stress fractures. Competitive track running shoes have spikes for added traction and forward movement. Top brands include: Nike, ASICS and New Balance.
- Minimalist or Barefoot Shoes
Relatively new to the field, minimalist shoes give the feel of running barefoot. Designed to have 'fingers' for your toes, these shoes are very light and look a little strange. The jury is still out on whether they're actually very good for your feet and legs. Top brands include: Vibram and Vivobarefoot.
- Walking Shoes
While running shoes are perfectly acceptable kit for walking, dedicated walking shoes provide shock absorption for the heel and ball of the foot and are slightly more rigid in design than running shoes. Top brands - Danner and Salomon.
- Tennis Shoes
Tennis involves a lot of stopping and starting and rapid side-to-side movements. Good tennis shoes support the inside and outside of the foot while providing flexibility. Choose soft-soled tennis shoes for grass and tougher treads for hard court play. Top brands include: Nike, Fila and ASICS.
- Cross-Trainers
If your day involves running in the morning, walking into town and then gym-based classes in the afternoon, invest in cross-trainers. They support side-to-side movement as well as being flexible at the front. Top brands include: Reebok, Under Armour and Nike.
- Football Boots
The cleats or spikes of football boots provide traction on grass and artificial pitches. There is no spike at the toe end to allow for pivoting and ball control while uppers are usually finished with form-fitting cuffs that make it feel as though the boot is part of your anatomy. Top brands include: Nike, Umbro and adidas.
- Basketball Shoes
Beloved of youth around the world, basketball shoes leapt from court to hip fashion on the heels of Michael Jordan in the 1980s. Thick stiff soles provide stability for fast court movement while the high-top supports ankles for jumping, landing and rapid pivoting. Top brands include: Nike, Air Jordan and adidas.
- Skateboard Shoes
Typically designed with smooth vulcanised rubber soles for 'feeling' the board, skateboard shoes are made from durable materials with triple stitching for surviving tough skateboard action. Top brands include: Vans, Converse and New Balance.
How to Clean Trainers
Clean your trainers or sneakers regularly using these simple steps and you'll keep your feet happy for many months of performance.

Brush any dry mud or dirt off using a soft-bristled shoe brush (or old toothbrush).
Make up a mild cleaning solution by adding a little laundry detergent to warm water.
Remove the laces and massage the cleaning solution into them. Rinse and lay out to dry.
Use the solution and the soft brush to clean the soles. Dry with a soft cloth.
Use a soft cloth or brush to rub the cleaning solution into the uppers. Dry off. Repeat if necessary. (You can also pop most trainers into the washing machine using a low-temperature setting.)
Let your trainers dry at room temperature. Put shoe trees or crumpled-up paper inside to help them keep their shape.
Trainer Accessories
Here are some trainer accessories that you might want to consider when buy a new pair of shoes:
Trainer FAQs - We've Got the Answers
While walking and running place very different demands on the feet, unless you are a professional speed walker your running trainers provide enough support for day to day walking and short hikes. For more serious hiking and trekking, check out the walking boots at hotukdeals.
With so many brands and types to choose from, selecting the best trainers for running has to be a personal choice. Take into account the running surface, whether road or trail and the distance you will typically cover. It is also worth getting your running gait analysed in a reputable sports shop. You need to be looking for flexibility, durability, support and weight when choosing your running trainers.
Most definitely, or at least in most situations. If you're going to a party and smart casual is the dress code, then trainers should qualify. If it is a wedding, then the dress code probably depends on the venue. Remember, that some evening social venues such as nightclubs have a 'no trainers' rule for entry. For a smart-casual look team trainers with jeans or chinos, a shirt with a collar and a jacket.
Trainers are usually made from synthetic materials so can go in the washing machine occasionally. Brush off excess dirt first, do up or remove the laces, pop trainers into a mesh or fabric bag and wash at a low temperature.
Trainer soles are generally made of injection-moulded vulcanised rubber making them very difficult to be resoled. Before disposing of your trainers, however, check with your local shoe repairer.
The Latest Trainers at a Good Price
To shop the latest casual or streetwear trainers, you can visit the online storefronts of fashion brands like Office, Schuh and KickZ. For specialist cushioned, minimalist or supportive trainers you can browse shoes by type at Up and Running, Alton Sports and Runners Need, where you can also find distance running accessories. To be sure of getting the latest releases, shop direct from your favourite labels by visiting the adidas store, Nike store or Puma store online, they also have branded clothing, accessories, bags and sports equipment to coordinate with their trainers. A more general selection is available from retailers like JD Sports, Sports Direct and Amazon, where discount trainers are easy to find.
Retailers know that consumers often make New Year's resolutions which involve losing weight and getting fitter. That’s why so many stores have a sale on athletic gear around the Christmas and January Sales period. You can shop for discount trainers during this time of year at Debenhams, Argos and Very along with many other stores. Another key time of year for buying cheap trainers online is spring, as people want to get out and exercise when the weather improves. You can also pick up some fantastic bargains during the Black Friday sale, most UK retailers take part and savings of up to 75% have been on offer at shops like the Foot Asylum, Footlocker, and MandM Direct.
Stay in the Know for Trainers Discounts at hotukdeals
Keeping fit is a vital part of everybody's life and having the right equipment, clothing and footwear help keep us all on track. Remember, every day is sneaker sale day at hotukdeals. We've done all the hard work so you can get on with your sporting life.

Thanks for this OP! I bought a few pairs of the Kumo lite to try out. Brilliant price atm! I currently wear the Kayano 24 but the latest ones seem really different so I'm not sure if I'm disappointed they're not included in the offer or not. Hopefully these Kumo lite ones are decent (embarrassed) Also since I just checked, there's 30 days refund policy for unworn items. You can get a prepaid returns label via the website also so if you pick up something that's not quite right, you can return it easily. Hopefully I don't have to return mine though :S
Sure, I’m just letting runners like myself, who will only buy select shoes, know not to bother wasting their time / getting their hopes up (y)
@happyjimbo1 I mean...they have a landing page with a selection button for men and women so it is pretty clear on what items is the offer for (confused)
As has been typical of ASICS recently this is not on every item — not available on mens kayano’s or men’s 2000’s. (annoyed)

Can someone send me a student code please?
Why are these trainers wearing lace masks?

Free returns
I meant reviews on Amazon not that good. The original offer price was nothing short of great. Now wished I’d jumped in straight away and bought a pair
Nimbus, Cumulus etc. have been the 1st choice for runners for years... Quality, cushioned. stable distance shoes...Unless something dramatic has happened or this deal is too good to be true? Thanks mark.johnson9j2, I'll take a look first.
Thanks for this OP! Bought my first pair of ASICS and was so impressed by the comfort. Way better than my ultraboosts, hoping these are just as good.
Nimbus are excellent long distance shoes but the prices are back up well over £100 now


Got a pair today. Total junk, going straight back to the seller.
got these in black, but the sole are not comfortable at all
Mine usually last that anyway, bloody frodo feet ruin them.
We used to sell them when I worked at Officers Club; plenty of people bought them, including the staff (heavy discount)... but it was mainly because they were cheap, they'll probably be alright for a 'knock-around' pair, or otherwise expect them to last 3-4 months, tops.
Well can't exactly do them for false advertising (lol)



How long does it take for groupon to provide gift cards? Mine is is showing "Please check back again later, your voucher is currently being processed" 5 minutes after paying.
Does adidas partially redeem gift cards? For example if I'd like to buy something for £48 but redeem 15+35 gift cards? Would £2 stay on one of the gift cards?
Mine arrived 2 days ago, 1 size out, so returned yesterday for size 9, fingers crossed....
I’m gonna have to send mine back too :( I didn’t realise they were this sock design and I have a very high foot/arch so cannot even get my foot in lol I hate that a lot of trainer manufacturers have opted for this sock style design…most footy boots/astro trainers are also like this
Definitely not for wide feet, will have to send my pair back


Someone Pl find me a deal for sketchers under £ 15. I can’t afford them but want to wear them. 😏
I was able to fix the "Parameter missing or invalid" message by refreshing the page.
I am getting parameters missing or invalid. Is it because they are sold out?
That wasn't the question.
You may have smelly feet 😏

Only one size available
Only size 3 in black left at the time of this post :(
Only size 3 left
Only size 3 available :/
Gone in 8 ;( ;(

How's it compare to Crop?
When you spray it, yes it does
I've painted a couple of punky leather jackets and this stuff is great for protecting the paint job... Bit niche but might help somebody out!!!
Best comment of the day
I tried a spray like this once. It smelt bad Obviously mean does the spray leave a bad/good fragrance

Please paint yourself green and video that! Full hulk mode
It's not a bullet proof vest its adding body weight so you burn more while walking/running etc. Plus these are also good for people who need to build up core strength gradually after surgery. Obviously the quality of this specific item sucks but the concept is good and much better ones exist. You can burn an extra few hundred calories a day whilst wearing this just doing normal day to day things
Oh I do apologise. Here you go, just for you two.
Sweating in my garage gym is the least of my concerns... I want to add more resistance to bodyweight exercises. A weighted vest distributes the weight better than say, a loaded backpack or a dip belt for example. And it costs less than lunch
Ok dude. You wanna go walking around sweating like a pig be my guest. I prefer weights.


You can also sign up to the newsletter for £10 off and brings it down to £69 including postage. Heat! Why is this being voted cold? Am I missing something??
You need to generate the discount code in the description
Nice trainers but come up as £79 for me
Tried it using your link, and it looks like they want to spy on you as they refuse to play if using a vpn. Certainly won't work with Surfshark, even with a UK address. Turned it off, and all works, so the page writers are at fault
Comes up for me https://www.zalando.co.uk/nike-sportswear-air-max-dawn-trainers-blacksummit-whitemetallic-silvertotal-orange-ni112o0m0-q11.html

Rare that size 9 is the best price available (y)
Thanks! Ordered.
Aw man. I'd been looking at these to replace ZX Flux which are finally wearing out after many years and many miles. These seemed to have the best looking soles out of everything I'd looked at. ;(
I got these pair for around £20 but they are not really worth it even at that price, if you want to use them for running/jogging. They shoes are to soft and offer no support whatsoever.
I have these Pairs, and there quite comfy and still okay
Got there for the gym too. Thanks
Yea I’ve got to say these feel really cheap and plasticky. I use a pair for the gym so they will do for now.