Get up to 25% off Vans shoes in the Amazon End Of Summer Sale

Amazon Vans deals
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The only thing better than a pair of Vans, is a pair of cheap Vans. The iconic, waffle-soled skate trainers are ubiquitous amongst rock fans for their road-worthiness, classic looks and ability to take a beating in a mosh pit.

Right now, as part of Amazon’s End Of Summer Sale, models including the legendary Ward high tops and Filmore Decon lows are available with up to 25% discount. In some cases, we’re talking less than £35 for a pair of Vans. Considering they could outlast a cockroach in a nuclear fallout, this is a very good deal.

Vans Ward low-top trainers (men’s): £55, now from £33.48

Vans Ward low-top trainers (men’s): £55, now from £33.48
These timeless suede/canvas sneakers are super comfortable, mega grippy and they go with EVERYTHING. At this price you might as well buy two pairs.

Vans Ward low-top trainers (women’s): £55, now from £33.48

Vans Ward low-top trainers (women’s): £55, now from £33.48
The same as above with a tweaked cut, but just as badass. Prices will differ slightly depending on the size.

Vans Ward high-top trainers (men’s): £60, now from £37.08

Vans Ward high-top trainers (men’s): £60, now from £37.08
We say go high or go home. If you’re into skate culture in any way you’ll know how iconic these trainers are. They provide plenty of support on the ‘board, and plenty of style on the streets.

Vans Ward high-top trainers (women’s): £57, now from £43.08

Vans Ward high-top trainers (women’s): £57, now from £43.08
Channel the vintage vibe from the park to the pit with these tough but comfy canvas/suede high tops, featuring the legendary Vans stripe.

Vans Filmore Decon (women’s): £45, now from £31.08

Vans Filmore Decon (women’s): £45, now from £31.08
These canvas low-tops are designed for life on the go. The gum rubber sole provides plenty of grip and the low profile means all day comfort, whether you’re at college or in a festival field.

Chris Barnes

Chris is Louder's eCommerce Editor and has been a metalhead ever since he saw Machine Head destroy the London Astoria in '97. He manages buyer's guides on the site and it's his job to help you find the raddest merch, collectibles and music-listening tech, at the best prices. Chris has spent over 10 years testing gadgets and music gear - reviewing everything from turntables, headphones and speakers to electronic drum kits - for brands including T3, MusicRadar and Guitar World.