Running online shop discount codes?

sMARTie

Hiya people,

im back running seriously again and alot of my "proper" running gear needs updating.

I know i can get cheap shirts from M&M etc but im after "proper" running gear, as in comfortable runing shirts, shorts, etc (from places like wiggle, nike running store - NOT M&M, JJB, TK Max all those other cheapo sports stores)

So any help of cheap stores or discounts codes for places would be excellent!

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sMARTie

Anyone know any?

sMARTie

this time again when my tainers are up for renewal - ive done about 600 miles in them!

ive found £5 off £50 but does anyone have anymore? as im spending over £100

jenniewb

Sorry, I don't have any but would recommend looking on my voucher codes . com (obviously take out the spacs in that- it was a site I found on one of Martin's self written money saving pages so have no idea why it will not let me post a link) which can have some site and store discounts. Otherwise your best bet is the sales, but as I am sure you know, trainers have a shorter life the longer they have been on the shelves so the best thing where your feet (and back and muscles/injury prevention) are concerned is to go to a professional and get a brand new pair.

I am saving up for my next pair after learning the hard way that for serious amounts of sport, TK Maxx just isn't enough for me. (Shin splints came on strangely after I dumped my fitted pair of support-Sauconys for a TK Maxx pair of support-New Balance trainers).

sMARTie

I want professional shoes and Ive been to the shops, but i want a code so I can buy some shoes from wiggle.

jenniewb

sMARTie wrote: »

I want professional shoes and Ive been to the shops, but i want a code so I can buy some shoes from wiggle.

Well wiggle do diso!!!!s but they tend to "personalise them" I've not had one for ages and ages...but if I were about to shop with them, I would email and ask why I have not had any discounts for a while, they may then send me one, they may not, but the worst thing they can do is say 'no'