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Slickdeals Forums Hot Deals 4th of July Sale at Journeys - Adidas (Ozelia $60), Birkenstock (Arizona EVA $30) New Balance (Fresh Foam Roav $50), Puma (Basket Classic XXI $40), Ugg, Vans, etc. Starting @ $20

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4th of July Sale at Journeys - Adidas (Ozelia $60), Birkenstock (Arizona EVA $30) New Balance (Fresh Foam Roav $50), Puma (Basket Classic XXI $40), Ugg, Vans, etc. Starting @ $20

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https://www.journeys.com/products/sale

Journeys is running their 4th of July sale with what looks like some very solid deals. A few that stood out to me:

NMD-R1 Primeblue [journeys.com] - $69 in red, $99 in black or white. Better deals on certain colors through Adidas.com right now.
Birkenstock Arizona EVA [journeys.com] $29 for red or blue, other colors higher priced.
Sperry Top Siders Boat Shoes (Taupe only) [journeys.com]$49
Adidas Ozelia [journeys.com] $60 in gray or cream / silver, $80 in taupe or black
New Balance Fresh Foam Roav [journeys.com] $50 in blue / black, $60 in white / black, other colors $85

Fila MB Athletic Shoes

[journeys.com] $50 for red / white, $60 for black / white

If you sign up for their loyalty program (All Access) [journeys.com], you get $10 off your first $50 order and free shipping.

Of course, there's a YMMV part here that could make the deal a bit slicker too...While browsing (on my desktop), I got a notification on my phone for $5 off if I check out through PayPal. Opened the PayPal app to activate that and saw (under Deals) that they're doing 20% (normally 8%) cashback until 7/9 (you have to activate before you check out) on top of the $5 off the top.

I got tired of looking after 4 pages and ordered the Adidas Ozelia and New Balance Roav, but I'm sure there's more. Total was $95 before the cashback. For some reason, I have $26.67 in pending cashback for this purchase, so I'm wondering if the 20% is on top of the regular 8% they offer (the math seems to work out)...I'll update the thread if I figure it out.