Dick’s Sporting Goods has a massive clearance sale starting from $8 — here’s 15 deals I recommend

Adidas Women’s 3-Stripes Pacer Woven Short: was $25 now $8 @ Dick’s
Featuring the iconic 3-stripe design Adidas has become known for, these high-performance shorts are versatile enough to wear on a walk, a jog around the block, or lifting weights in the gym. There’s a subtle slide slit detail at the hem, adding to the style’s breathability. Reviewers do note the fit is rather loose, so you may want to try going down a size. Not every color choice is deeply discounted, however. Only the grey is under $10 (in large and extra-large); other hues vary between $17 and $25.
Price check: $15 @ Amazon

Under Armour Men's Tech Shirt: was $25 now $10 @ Dick's
This loose-fitting, tech T-shirt is great for workouts thanks to the quick-drying, anti-odor fabric. Currently, the neon yellow is $10 and the maroon is $11. It's designed to fall at the hip, and reviewers like the lightweight feel. 

Nike Men's Dri-FIT Seasonal Legend Fitness T-Shirt: was $35 now $14 @ Dick's
This standard fit Nike t-shirt can be used for everything from gym workouts to weekend errands. It's made with Nike's Dry-FIT technology, which means it's perfect for wicking away sweat from your body and keeping you dry. 

Jordan Boys’ Thermal Hoodie: was $50 now $15 @ Dick's
This youth-friendly hoodie is available in a carbon heather and black-and-white combo in sizes from small to extra large. At 70% off, the price can’t be beat. Woven with Nike’s patented Dri-Fit fleece, this pullover’s popularity lies in the bold Jordan logo printed above the kangaroo pocket. 

Nike One Women's High-Waisted Shorts: was $45 now $16 @ Dick's
Constructed with Nike's sweat-wicking Dri-Fit fabric, these brief-lined shorts provide an extra-long, elastic waistband for a snug fit. These deliver a 3-inch inseam that reviewers find extra comfy. The Diffused Blue is marked down to $16, but you can save even more on the mustard yellow Bronzine (now $9)—however, it's only available in size XS and S. 

Patagonia Men's Baggies Shorts: was $85 now $29 @ Dick's
Shorts and swimwear in one, these versatile shorts from Patagonia are designed to be worn on all adventures. Constructed with recycled nylon, these mid-rise trunks offer a 7-inch inseam, two side pockets and one snap pocket in the back. The elastic waistband also includes a built-in drawcord. 

Adidas Men's Kaptir 2.0 Shoes: was $89 now $30 @ Dick's
Talk about a serious sale price—these Adidas trainers are also supportive enough to run in, thanks to a sculpted foam midsole. This style is a woven mesh for breathability, but reviewers are most taken with the price point. 

Hoka Ora Recovery Slide 3: was $60 now $38 @ Dick's
Are you in need of some serious arch support following an intense workout? Look no further than Hoka’s recovery slides. These are specifically designed to cradle your feet 24/7 but with added breathability, thanks to the addition of four airflow vents. They are so good that they even earned a seal of acceptance from the American Podiatric Medical Association (APMA). Better yet, this is the lowest price you can snag a pair at—these are still full-price at Hoka, REI, and Nordstrom. 
Price check: $45 @ Urban Outfitters 

Nike Women's Waffle Debut Shoes: was $74 now $55 @ Dick's
These casual shoes offer a pop of color in the retro-styled Nike swoosh that joins at the back in the form of a pull tab. Its lifted wedge midsole provides traction and a trendy look. 

Nike Men’s Blazer Mid ‘77 Vintage Shoes: was $104 now $61
One of Nike’s most popular streetwear styles (and a favorite among gym rats for weight training) — perhaps even more so than the Air Force Ones — it’s not often that the Blazer Mids get the markdown treatment. And while the biggest savings only extend to the white and brown color combo, we think it’s a neutral enough look. 
Price check: $89 @ Nike

Nike Men’s Pegasus 40 Running Shoes: was $139 now $92 @ Dick's
The Nike Pegasus 40 is a workhorse of a running shoe, suited to easy miles and faster training sessions. It's a solid, stable, reliable shoe, and the 40th iteration was one of our favorite versions yet. No wonder it's our choice for the best running shoe on the market. At Dick's, you not only have a wide selection of sale colors and sizes, but widths, too.
Price check: $103 @ Nike

Brooks Adrenaline GTS 23: was $140 now $105 @ Dick's
If you’re looking for a plush running shoe, but you need some extra support to prevent overpronation on the run, the Adrenaline GTS 23 is a super-popular choice. Forget the hard, plastic rails of the past that used to dig into the arch of the foot to ‘protect’ your stride. These Adrenaline were made with a soft, subtle cushioning you don’t really feel on the run. It has Brooks' DNA Loft midsole foam, which doesn’t have an awful lot of sink-in comfort, but once you break it in, will fit like a glove.

Brooks Women’s Ghost 15 Running Shoes: was $139 now $109 @ Dick's
The 15th iteration of Brooks' best-selling running shoe, this entry-level choice is only slightly different from the previous beloved model, namely in the form of a foam midsole and updated upper for a comfier feel. While it's a fabulous find for casual runs, according to our editor's review, we wouldn’t recommend it if you’re trying to PR during your next race.
Price check: $109 @ Brooks

Nike Women's Air Max 270 Shoes: was $159 now $112 @ Dick's
It's not often this sneaker dips in price, but if you don't mind the blue-and-tan color combo, this deal is for you. The Air Max 270's have endured in popularity, likely because they nail the trifecta of comfort, style and support. 

Big Max Autfold FF Push Cart: was $359 now $231 @ Dick's
If watching the Masters this week gives you an itch to squeeze in a round of 18 yourself, a push cart may be just the tool you need to speedily work through a course before sunset — especially if hills are involved. And right now, all golf-related orders over $25 ship for free at Dick's. Past buyers are big fans of its compact fold-ability, heavy-duty frame (a bit on the heavier side at 17 pounds), and stability (you don’t have to worry about it tipping over when not in use).