Backcountry Has Big Discounts on Women’s Shoes for Road and Trail
Grab a pair from Nike, Under Armour, Saucony, and more so you can crush all of your runs.
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Backcountry currently has a ton of gear on sale, from shirts to shoes. There are steals on kicks like the Saucony Peregrine 7, perfect for flying through trails, and Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit 2, which will help you crush your next road race. Here are some of the best shoe steals we found:
Nike LunarEpic Low Flyknit 2
$88 (originally $160) Buy Now
With one-piece bootie construction, the thick upper of the LunarEpic is snug through the midfoot and heel to lock the foot in place, and Flywire cables create a saddle to further secure your midfoot. The outsole still features the pod-like design and laser siping (small grooves cut in the exposed foam) for flexibility and traction. (See full description here.)
Under Armour Speedform Gemini 3
$65 (originally $130) Buy Now
The Gemini uses an engineered mesh in the front half of the shoe. Combined with a densely woven mesh farther back and external heel clip, it locks the heel and midfoot directly over Under Armour’s top-of-the-line foam. The shoe punches above its weight class, delivering a cushier ride than many shoes with similar profiles. (See full description here.)
Brooks Mazama
$98 (originally $140) Buy Now
This shoe is best-known for its comfortable fit, which isn’t what you always think of when on the trails. In addition, it includes a stone shield to deflect rocks and has a racing feel. It is great on firm trails, but wear testers said they slip a bit on loose ground. (See full description here.)
Saucony Peregrine 7
$66 (originally $120) Buy Now
The Peregrine is no stranger to awards—versions 4 and 6 claimed our Editor’s Choice award. This update offers a lot of versatility. Saucony removed a block of bouncy foam from the heel but gave the shoe a thin, full-length layer of the same material directly below the sockliner. In the RW Shoe Lab, we measured a dip in heel cushioning as a result, though wear-testers said the shoe feels responsive. The rest of the midsole and outsole remains unchanged, so you’ll get that same solid grip in all conditions from the toothy rubber bottom. (See the full description.)
Mizuno Wave Daichi 2
$65 (originally $130) Buy Now
The shoe is a sound all-arounder, with a multidirectional outsole that grips a wide range of surfaces and has plenty of cushioning for most terrain. The sole’s X-shaped grooves under the midfoot allow the shoe to twist and bend, conforming to undulations in the trail. (See full description here.)
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