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Walmart is selling Mountain Dew clogs and they are selling out fast

Tonya Costoff Medeiros

16 Apr 2026 — 1 min read

Walmart and Mountain Dew are offering three exclusive items, including the Mountain Dew Classic Clogs, for a limited time this summer. © Image Credit: Walmart

Because you can get fan merch for just about anything and everything, Mountain Dew has thrown its hat in the ring by offering branded clogs. The clogs are a Walmart exclusive, and shocker, they are flying off the shelves.

The perfect summer staple

If you love wearing clogs during the summer months and you happen to be a fan of Mountain Dew, the ultimate collab has dropped with you in mind. You can get your hands on a pair of limited-edition, exclusive to Walmart clogs.

There are actually two different styles of clogs. Both are easy and quick to slip on, and are uber-casual looking with the Mountain Dew logo front and center.

The footwear is priced at $22 for slides and $24 for clogs.

Mountain Dew has been teaming up with various brands and companies over the past year, including the Baja Blast-themed baseball glove in conjunction with the MLB.

There are more than just clogs available

If the clogs aren't really your thing, then you can check out the Mountain Dew-branded Snuggie. Unlike the traditional Snuggie, this one is designed for hot days.

It's a wearable blanket that's made from a cooling, breathable fabric. The idea is that you can wrap it around yourself to stay cool in the summer heat.

Priced at just under $30, these Snuggies are also proving popular with shoppers.

Merch drop available online too

Don't have a Walmart nearby but you want to get your hands on the merch? Good news, the products can be bought in-store and online.

While you may be excited about the drop, Walmart is seeing the exclusive drop as a marketing technique. The idea is to bring more customers into the stores, where hopefully, they will pick up more than just the merch.

Snatch up your faves while they last

The FOMO culture isn't exactly a good thing, but let's face it, these companies are very good at it. So if you are a fan of Mountain Dew, you know the drill. Get the items before they're gone.

Sources: AllRecipes, TheStreet

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