Cyber Monday trainer deals are selling out - adidas knocks 25% off popular Gazelle sneakers until midnight tonight

These Cyber Monday trainer deals are some of the best I've seen in years

A composite image showing trainers by Rocket Dog, Gola and Fitflop, on a green background
(Image credit: Rocket Dog, Gola, Fitflop)
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Updated 2 December: As we hit Cyber Monday, I've checked the current deal prices and availability – some are showing the same price as Black Friday, some are sold out and some have further reductions for today.

I have covered the Black Friday to Cyber Monday sales for the last eight years, and so like to think I have a very good idea of what a great deal looks like. And these Cyber Monday trainer deals are some of the best I've seen to date.

A bold statement, I know, but it's rare to see big brands like the ones featured here drop prices on some of their most popular styles. Lucky for us, however, that's exactly what is happening, and there are some unmissable savings on trending styles – though as we hit Cyber Monday, some of the most popular deals have sold out in some sizes, and some will revert to full-price at midnight.

The standout deal right now is a 25% discount on adidas' super-popular Gazelle shoes (some size and colour combinations are showing out of stock, and the deal ends at midnight), and 25% off Gola sneakers at Anthropologie (only sizes 3 and 7 left now) - taking both shoes down to just £63.75 for a limited time.

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