Start your shopping before the big day.
is almost here, and it is coming ahead of schedule this year. It’s usually held in July, but this year it’s running from Monday June 21 through to the 22. There are deals on plenty of running shoes, apparel, and other gear. And the huge two-day sale event is an excellent time to get a super early head start on holiday shopping for your friends and family prior to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, or look for the deal you have been waiting for.
Before you begin shopping, remember that you need to be a Prime member to gain access many of these deals. If you aren’t already, now would be a good time toto take advantage of the free 30-day trial. Yearlong subscriptions cost $119, or you could get a monthly subscription for $12.99 per month, which could be worth it for the free two-day shipping alone.
Keep in mind that there are two types of Prime Day deals offered—sales that run the full 48 hours and Lightning Deals that are only available for a specific period of time. So check back frequently to see if any products you want are going on sale. Before Prime Day kicks off, check out some of the amazing deals that are available now and get started on your shopping early.We’ll continue to update this page as sales change throughout the 48 hours of Prime Day, but know that these deals are subject to change as you shop.
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