Seconded!

^ This. Also, just catching up on this thread. Tbh I've been super happy with my latest pair, but you've gotta be careful where you're looking for those discount codes online. I’ve seen some really sketchy sites lately that look official but they're totally not. Heres what I usually do to save a few bucks:

• Check the Sale or Last Chance section on the brand site first.
• Join the rewards program since they send legit birthday coupons.
• Take a look at department store clearance racks, sometimes you find hidden gems. I have zero complaints about how they hold up, but I always make sure I'm buying from a real store so I can return them if the sizing is wonky. Better safe than sorry when you're dropping money on new gear. Just gotta stay away from those third-party coupon sites that just want your email for spam.

Seconded!

Been around this sub for a while and honestly, you gotta be careful with those random coupon sites. Most of the codes you find through Google are just clickbait and wont actually work at checkout. I would suggest staying with verified sources if you really want to save some cash.

• Sign up for their mailing list using a burner email. They almost always send a 15% or 20% off code for your first order within a few minutes.
• Check out Famous Footwear instead of the main site. They frequently run BOGO 50% deals that include the Ryka Devotion Plus 3 or other popular models.
• Use a cash back tool like Rakuten. Its not a direct coupon but getting 5% back in your pocket is basically the same thing in the end.
• Look at QVC or HSN. They often have exclusive colorways for the Ryka Sky Walk Walking Shoe and their sale prices usually beat the official site anyway. Just make sure to double check the return policy before you pull the trigger. Some of those clearance deals are final sale and you dont want to be stuck with shoes that dont fit right.

Been using this for years, no complaints

I just got Rykas! No coupon, but totally worth it. Amazing build, love them!

Instead of Ryka, check eBay! I snagged a used set of Bridgestone tires last year for $200. Saved a TON! Worth a look, right?

Haven't seen Ryka codes lately, unfortunately. Their compounds weren't as grippy as I hoped on my old Civic. Consider Falken Azenis? They're around $120 each and use a silica-rich compound. Had issues with Ryka's sidewall stiffness, Falken felt better. Worth checking, maybe?

Forget coupons for a sec. Rykas are okay, but I've seen sidewall failures after 3 years. Consider Falken's Azenis; better grip, crucial for safety.

Check Tire Rack; sometimes they beat Discount Tire's prices, plus easy comparison.

Forget the codes. In my experience, Ryka's quality dipped recently. Over the years, I've switched to Sparco. Last set was $180, but lasted twice as long. Better investment, IMO.

Forget coupons! RockAuto.com often beats Ryka's prices. DIY install saves $100+ shop labor. Worth the knuckle-busting if you're handy!

Upstate NY here. Skip Ryka this time of year! Blizzaks work well for our lake-effect snow. I’ve run the WS90s; happy with the $700 set.