This Week’s Best Deals for Runners, Cyclists, and Triathletes — October 20, 2026

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Editor’s note: prices and deals below were verified October 20, 2026. Deals expire — re-check every listed price before republishing this template, and swap in fresh finds each week. This post is meant to be a repeatable format: same structure, new deals.

Looking for the most current deals? This edition is from October 20, 2026 — check out our latest weekly roundup for up-to-date pricing.

Sales come and go fast in endurance gear — a 30% discount on a GPS watch today can be gone by the weekend. We check Amazon, REI, brand sites, and retailer sales pages regularly so you don’t have to dig through a dozen tabs to find out what’s actually worth buying right now.

Open-water season is over for most of us, which makes this the best time of year to buy next season’s wetsuit. This week’s roundup leads with deep end-of-season wetsuit clearance, plus carbon-plated racing shoes like the ones the Kona podium wore at up to 48% off.

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Running

Saucony and Brooks both have their top carbon-plated racers marked down on their own sale pages, and Running Warehouse has clearance pricing on the shoe Laura Philipp wore to second place in Kona:

• Saucony Endorphin Elite 2 (Unisex) — $149.95 (was $290.00, 48% off)
• New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Elite v5 (Women’s) — $144.88 (was $264.99, 45% off), Laura Philipp’s Kona shoe; limited sizes (6.5–7.5 regular width, 5–6 wide)
• Brooks Hyperion Elite 5 (Unisex) — $199.95 (was $275.00, 27% off)
• Saucony Endorphin Speed 5 (Men’s & Women’s) — $129.95 (was $175.00, 26% off)
• Brooks Glycerin Max 2 (Men’s & Women’s) — $149.95 (was $200.00, 25% off)
• Saucony Ride TR2 GTX (Men’s) — $109.95 (was $165.00, 33% off), a waterproof option for wet fall and winter runs

Saucony’s sale items are final sale, so be confident in your size before you order. Thinking about a carbon racer? See what the pros chose in What the Kona Podium Wore on the Run, or start with our Best Running Shoes for Marathon Training guide.

Shop the Saucony Sale at Saucony.com →
Shop the Women’s New Balance SuperComp Elite v5 at Running Warehouse →
Shop the Brooks Men’s Sale at BrooksRunning.com →
Shop the Brooks Women’s Sale at BrooksRunning.com →

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Wetsuits: End-of-Season Clearance

TriathleteSports.com has dozens of wetsuits at 20–50% off. The deepest discounts are on women’s suits, but there are solid men’s options too:

• Phelps Phantom 2.0 (Women’s) — $349.95 (was $699.95, 50% off)
• Quintana Roo HYDROsix (Women’s) — $359.95 (was $599.00, 40% off)
• Orca 3.8 (Women’s) — $359.95 (was $598.95, 40% off)
• Orca Predator (Women’s) — $539.95 (was $898.95, 40% off)
• 2XU Propel Pro (Men’s & Women’s) — $524.95 (was $749.95, 30% off)
• TYR Hurricane Cat-5 (Women’s) — $629.95 (was $899.95, 30% off)
• Orca Apex Flow (Men’s & Women’s) — $779.95 (was $974.95, 20% off)

Clearance sizes go fast, so check your size before you get attached to a suit. Not sure what you get as you move up in price? Our Best Triathlon Wetsuits guide breaks it down.

Shop the Wetsuit Clearance at TriathleteSports.com →

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Indoor Trainers & Bike Tech

Mike’s Bikes is still running its Wahoo markdowns, led by 39% off the KICKR MOVE, the version of the KICKR that slides forward and back as you pedal so it feels more like riding outdoors. Stock on the MOVE is getting low, and it’s a closeout, so it’s final sale:

• Wahoo KICKR MOVE Smart Trainer — $829.77 (was $1,349.99, 39% off)
• Wahoo KICKR V6 Smart Trainer — $849.99 (was $1,049.99, 19% off)
• Wahoo ELEMNT ACE Bike Computer — $499.99 (was $624.99, 20% off)

Pair a new trainer with the right app: see our Zwift vs TrainerRoad comparison.

Shop Wahoo on Sale at Mike’s Bikes →

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Nutrition & Recovery

The Feed has gels and drink mixes at up to 59% off, plus recovery drinks and tart cherry concentrate on its recovery page:

• SiS GO Energy + Electrolyte Gel (box of 6) — $6.99 (was $16.99, 59% off)
• Victus 02 During Drink Mix — $17.50 (was $34.99, 50% off)
• SiS Beta Fuel + Nootropics Gel (Apple, box of 6) — $16.99 (was $24.99, 32% off)
• SiS Beta Recovery (Chocolate or Strawberry) — $75.99 (was $116.99, 35% off)
• Cheribundi Tart Cherry Juice Pure Concentrate (12 servings) — $29.18 (was $52.00, 44% off)

Check the date before you buy: the SiS gels and Victus 02 list a best-by date of October 31, 2026, which explains the steep discounts. We’ve stuck to small boxes here. They’re a cheap way to try a new gel in training over the next week or so, but don’t stock up for next season. For how SiS compares with other gels, see our Best Energy Gels guide.

Shop Hot Deals at The Feed →
Shop Recovery at The Feed →

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Also Worth Checking

TriathleteSports.com’s tri suit clearance is still going too, including the Louis Garneau Aero Tri Suit (Men’s & Women’s) at $265.95 (was $379.99, 30% off) and the Castelli Elite Swim Skin at $263.95 (was $329.99, 20% off).

Shop Tri Clothing on Sale at TriathleteSports.com →

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How We Pick These

We only list deals we’ve verified are live and meaningfully discounted (15%+ off list price) at major retailers and brand stores — not manufacturer “everyday low prices” dressed up as sales. Every deal in this edition clears that bar.

We left GPS watches out again this week. We didn’t find a watch deal we could confirm is live today, and we’d rather skip a category than list a deal that’s already gone. With Black Friday about five weeks away, watch discounts should pick up soon. Check back; this list refreshes every week as new deals get verified.

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Catch up on Kona: see what the podium rode and what they wore on the run. Shopping for a watch? Start with our Garmin vs COROS comparison.