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Five great deals on men's summer shoes

The best deals on sandals and slip-ons from Sperry, Timberland, and more. 

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  • By Lou Carlozo Contributor

Let your dogs breathe a little and celebrate the cool and chic wares of summer with this roundup of the best shoe deals. We found deals on comfortable sandals and slip-on shoes from the likes of New Balance, Timberland, Sperry Top-Sider, and more.

New Balance Men's Revitalign RX Slide Sandals
 Store: Groupon

Price: $29.99 with free shipping

Lowest By: At least $23

Expires: July 7

Is It Worth It?: These Editors' Choice sandals come in Brown (pictured) or Black, and feature a 360-degree heel cup with lateral stabilizer, flex grooves and asymmetric straps, gender specific footbed shape, and a synthetic upper with a mesh liner. 
Don't love the style? Groupon is offering a selection of men's and women's New Balance Women's Revitalign RX Sandals in Brown, Black, or Burnt Orange starting at $24.99. 

Paradise Collection Men's Thong Sandals

Store: Bon-Ton
Price: $7.97 with free shipping via coupon code "FREESHIP"
Lowest By: $20

Is It Worth It?: What's paradise, exactly? It's an Editors' Choice selection of you 10 styles of sandals when you search "Paradise Collection Sandals" at Bon-Ton's website. Originally $28, these sandals will please even the pickiest summer footwear buff, as you can choose from styles with Velcro closures, canvas thongs, fancy top stitching, and more. 

Bon-Ton is also discounting a selection of women's and kids' flip-flops and thong sandals including Mambo Kids' Flip-Flops in four styles for $1.97 (search "Mambo Flip Flops") and Relativity Women's Patent Flip-Flops in six styles for $3.97 (search "Relativity Patent"). 


Timberland Men's Earthkeepers Rugged Escape Sandals

Store: Timberland
Price: $27.99 via coupon code "JULY2013" with free shipping
Lowest By: $42
Expires: July 8 Is It Worth It?: Timberland's sense of style and solid construction never fails to please, as evidenced by these flip flops in Brown (pictured). They feature a full-grain leather upper, leather-lined footbed, and lining made from 100% recycled plastic bottles. 
The sandals are part of a sale where Timberland cuts up to 60% off clearance items. (The discount is reflected on the product page). Plus, get an extra 30% off one item via that all-important coupon code "JULY2013". All orders snag free shipping, making for one of the best offers we've seen from Timberland in recent weeks. 
Sperry Top-Sider Men's Authentic Original Pop Neon Boat Shoes
Store: Nordstrom
Price: $42.47 with free shipping
Lowest By: $23 Is It Worth It?: Sperry has been getting pretty bold with its top-sider designs, and here's a style that's as effervescent as they come. Available in Red/Navy (pictured) or Grey/Yellow, these shoes feature a textile upper and lining with a rubber sole. They're available in sizes 8 to 13, although not in all size/color combinations. 
Sanuk Men's Mariner Shoes
Store: 6 pm
Price: $25.99 with free shipping
Lowest By: $41 Is It Worth It?: These shoes come in Tan/Brown, meaning that you're good not only for the summer, but into the fall as well. And at the lowest total in-stock price we could find by $41, they're a bargain for any season. They're available in sizes from 7 to 13, and feature handmade suede and canvas uppers, leather laces, and AEGIS antimicrobial treatment to cut down on odor ... because the last time we checked, foot odor is soooo out this season, and every season.

Lou Carlozo is a contributor to dealnews.com, where this article first appeared. 

Original story: http://dealnews.com/features/best-shoe-deals/

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