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Adidas Gear Sees Up to 60% Off in Amazon's Fall Prime Day Sale

Running shoes, golf cleats, hoodies and socks from the adidas Amazon storefront are discounted through the retailer's fall Prime Day event, with some items more than half off their regular price.

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Adidas running shoes and apparel displayed together as part of an Amazon Prime Day discount promotion
Adidas running shoes and apparel displayed together as part of an Amazon Prime Day discount promotionPhoto via 9to5Toys

Adidas apparel and footwear is getting marked down across Amazon's fall Prime Day event, with discounts reaching as high as 60% off list price on some items, according to a roundup 9to5Toys published Tuesday.

The sale spans categories. Running shoes make up a big chunk of it. The adidas Men's Run Falcon 6 was listed at $48, down from $65, and the women's version of the same shoe was $52 against a $65 regular price when 9to5Toys checked. The adidas Daily 4.0 sneaker, in an Earth/Beige/Gum colorway, was $46 versus a $65 list price. Pricier running shoes got cut too: the Men's Swift Run was $50 instead of $63, and the Women's Swift Run 1.0 came down to $53 from $80.

Golf shoes carry some of the steeper percentage drops in the sale. The adidas Men's Tech Response 3.0 Golf Shoes were listed at $37, down from $60, a cut of close to 40%. The Men's Tour360 25 Spikeless Shoes dropped to $131 from a $190 list price, and the Tour360 24 model was $109 against $170.

Accessories and apparel round things out. The adidas Alphaskin Beanie and the Essentials 3 Crossbody Sling Bag, in black, both show up in the roundup as standout picks, alongside items like the adidas Luxe Crossbody Shoulder Bag at $32, down from $42, and the Stadium Soccer Backpack at $40 against a $57 regular price.

Clothing discounts run from fleece to track sets. The Men's Essentials Fleece Hoodie in grey and black was $33 versus $60. A Men's 3-Stripes Tricot Track Suit in blue was listed at $54 against a $75 regular price. Smaller items got cut too: the Men's Essentials Fleece Sweatshirt in blue was $38, down from $45, and the Unisex 3-Stripe Tricot Track Set was listed at $25 against $38.

Socks and soccer gear are in the mix at lower price points. Multi-packs of adidas socks for men, women and kids were listed between $11 and $17 per pack, most carrying $3 to $6 off their regular prices. The adidas Tiro Match Soccer Ball saw one of the sale's biggest cuts, listed at $21 against an $87 regular price, while the MLS Club Soccer Ball was $13, down from $20.

As with any Prime Day listing, these are the prices and regular prices 9to5Toys reported Tuesday, not guaranteed going rates. Amazon can adjust pricing and stock on individual sizes and colors during the event without notice, so shoppers checking out specific items should confirm the current price and available sizes before buying. The broader fall Prime Day sale, which has also touched Samsung devices, Kindles and Apple accessories this week, is expected to keep running through its scheduled window before prices reset to normal.

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