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Shoe sales that could yield your next kicks

Has the cold, slush, and salt mucked up your favorite pair of shoes? Get over the winter footwear blues with these post-holiday shoe sales from Timberland, Forever 21, and more.

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A clerk straightens out her display at a shoe store in Salem, N.H. Browse these post-holiday shoe sales and a new pair of sneakers could be heading your way.
  • By Louis Ramirez Guest blogger

Whether you're in the market for a rugged pair of winter boots or a barely-there running shoe, this week's best shoe deals have something for you. Save 50% on Forever 21 shoes or get up to 64% off a new pair of Vibrams. Also get up to 40% off Timberland shoes during its winter sale.

  1. Forever 21 Sale
    Store: Forever 21
    Discount: Extra 50% off sale items via coupon code "EXTRA50"
    Shipping: $6.95 s&h

    Is It Worth It?: This Editors' Choice shoe deal from Forever 21 is just as good as its Cyber Monday deal, although today's sale doesn't include free shipping. Nevertheless, it's still the best extra discount we've seen from Forever 21 in the past 12 months.

  2. Tilly's Sale
    Store: Tilly's
    Discount: Extra 70% off Red Tag Clearance
    Shipping free shipping via coupon code "FREESHIPME"

    Is It Worth It?: Tilly's latest sale not only includes 70% off clearance items, but you can also snag free shipping via coupon code "FREESHIPME". The red tag sale includes shoes for men, women, and children.

  3. Vibram FiveFingers men's and women's shoes
    Store: 6pm
    Discount: 45% to 64% off
    Shipping: free shipping

    Is It Worth It?: Calling all runners. 6pm's latest sale takes between 45% to 64% off Vibram's head-turning FiveFinger shoes. These shoes, which claim to train you to run the correct way, are available for men and women with prices starting at $26.99.

  4. Timberland Winter Sale
    Store: Timberland
    Discount: Extra 30% off + extra 10% off via coupon code "WELCOME13"
    Shipping: $4.95 s&h
    Expires: February 7

    Is It Worth It?: Protect your feet from winter slush with Timberland's current sale. The rugged boot specialist takes an extra 30% off sale and clearance items during its latest sale. Even better, use coupon code "WELCOME13" to get an extra 10% off. Shipping starts at $4.95 or get free shipping on orders of $100 or more.

  5. Crocs
    Store: Crocs
    Discount: 30% off
    Shipping: $4.99
    Expires: January 13

    Is It Worth It?: Stock up on your favorite Crocs shoes with the company's latest sale. It offers men's, women's, and kids' Crocs with prices starting at $17.49. Snag free shipping on orders of $25 or more, otherwise, expect to pay $4.99. It's among the best non-clearance sales we've seen from Crocs this season.

Louis Ramirez is a features writer for Dealnews.com, where this article first appeared: http://dealnews.com/features/best-shoe-deals/

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