The Daily Dealer is following Black Friday deals all day today, and here’s a good one for you. Regular Daily Dealer readers will remember that, after the election, New Balance praised president-elect Trump, saying, “The Obama admin turned a deaf ear to us & frankly w/ Pres-Elect Trump we feel things are going to move in the right direction.” As we reported, liberals across the country took to burning their New Balances.
Well, if you want to support this shoe brand, today is a great day to do so. Twenty-eight different New Balance products are on sale, up to 45 percent off. Here are a few:
Normally $65, these running shoes – which are available in 3 different colors – are 45 percent off for Black Friday (Photo via Amazon)
New Balance Men’s 541v1 Running Shoe on sale for $35.72
Normally $75, these running shoes are 45 percent off for Black Friday (Photo via Amazon)
New Balance Men’s 680v3 Running Shoe on sale for $41.22
Normally $80, these running shoes are 45 percent off for Black Friday (Photo via Amazon)
New Balance Men’s 720v3 Comfort Ride Running Shoe on sale for $43.97
The New Balance Black Friday deal includes several items that aren’t sneakers, so look at those as well. This is a fantastic way to capitalize on Black Friday savings and also support the shoe brand that came out in support of our new president.
Also, don’t forget to follow the Daily Dealer all day as we report on the best Black Friday deals. Especially check out our article on “Black Friday deals you need to know.”
New Balance Shoes and Apparel — up to 45 percent off
Jennifer is wearing Zara’s jacket, scarf, handbag and sunglasses, Stradivarius dress and New Balance trainers at the Palo Alto Market on March 7, 2016 in Barcelona, Spain. (Miquel Benitez/Getty Images)
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