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Prices updated daily. Last checked Oct 9.
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#1 adidas
Ultraboost 5x81 81 Good Good · 5 reviews · Confidence 76/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.4 oz · 38mm stack · 10mm drop
Durability rates 4.6 out of 5 across five reviewers.
Comfort 73 Cushioning 81$75 $180 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:32 AM UTCOverall81Appearance90Durability89Value85Cushioning81Comfort73Confidence76Pros
Durability rates 4.6 out of 5 across five reviewers.
A 38mm heel stack at 8.8 oz in the men's build.
All five reviewers so far rate the appearance 5 out of 5.
Cons
Comfort draws the lowest ratings of any dimension in the five reviews so far, at 4.4 out of 5.
It lists at $180, above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
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#2 Nike
Structure 2585 85 Good Good · 17 reviews · Confidence 81/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 10mm drop
Durability is the highest-rated dimension across seventeen reviewers at 4.8 out of 5, and one reviewer 400 miles in reports little wear.
Comfort 74 Cushioning 79$60 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:31 AM UTCOverall85Durability98Value96Appearance91Cushioning79Comfort74Confidence81Pros
Durability is the highest-rated dimension across seventeen reviewers at 4.8 out of 5, and one reviewer 400 miles in reports little wear.
One reviewer describes a higher stack of softer, springier foam than any previous Structure.
Value also rates 4.8 out of 5, and one reviewer calls it one of the best trainers on the market for the money.
Cons
Two of seventeen reviewers find it stiff or clunky for faster tempo work.
One reviewer found the forefoot air pocket made the toes curl until it flattened out.
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#3 adidas
Supernova Rise 359 59 Bottom-tier Bottom-tier · 2 reviews · Confidence 27/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
Comfort 60 Cushioning 64$59 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:34 AM UTCOverall59Durability70Cushioning64Appearance63Comfort60Value59Confidence27Buy it now
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Pros
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
Cons
The Supernova Rise 2 before it scores 70 on eight reviews, against 66 for this version.
The one reviewer so far rates durability and looks 3 out of 5.
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#4 Saucony
Triumph 2385 85 Good Good · 2 reviews · Confidence 77/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.6 oz (men's) · 10mm drop
Light at 8.6 oz for a 42mm heel stack.
Comfort 89 Cushioning 89$77 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:33 AM UTCOverall85Durability91Comfort89Cushioning89Value79Appearance73Confidence77Buy it now
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Pros
Light at 8.6 oz for a 42mm heel stack.
One of two reviewers so far calls it comfortable and secure underfoot, with better response than the previous Triumph.
One of two reviewers so far gets 600 to 700 miles from a pair.
Cons
Appearance draws the lowest ratings of the two reviews so far, at 3.5 out of 5.
It lists at $170, ten dollars above the Triumph 22 it follows.
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#5 Under Armour
Infinite E74 74 Decent Decent · 1 review · Confidence 21/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
Its one reviewer rates cushioning and durability 5 out of 5, and calls it maybe the best easy day shoe they have used.
Comfort 65 Cushioning 68$60 $130 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:34 AM UTCOverall74Durability72Appearance68Cushioning68Value68Comfort65Confidence21Pros
Its one reviewer rates cushioning and durability 5 out of 5, and calls it maybe the best easy day shoe they have used.
Cons
One reviewer says the only downside is the price, and would recommend it when discounted.
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#6 adidas
adizero SL264 64 Below average Below average · 32 reviews · Confidence 94/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.8 oz · 40mm stack · 9mm drop
Six reviewers get 400 miles or more out of a pair, one of them reaching 500.
Comfort 52 Cushioning 62$60 $130 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:31 AM UTCOverall64Value90Durability84Appearance83Cushioning62Comfort52Confidence94Pros
Six reviewers get 400 miles or more out of a pair, one of them reaching 500.
Light at 7.6 oz with a 40mm heel stack.
Reviewers use it across the range, from recovery runs to tempo work and the occasional track session.
Cons
Three of thirty-two reviewers mark the fit small, against fourteen who find it true to size.
Three reviewers call the ride firm, and one finds the cushioning going away as a long run wears on.
Two reviewers have trouble with the outsole, one with the heel rubber peeling off inside 50 miles.
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#7 Nike
Alphafly 395 95 Excellent Excellent · 22 reviews · Confidence 86/100
Racing · Neutral · 6.6 oz · 40mm stack · 8mm drop
Reviewers like the snug heel hold and roomy forefoot fit.
Comfort 85 Cushioning 90$143 $295 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:31 AM UTCOverall95Cushioning90Appearance86Comfort85Value72Durability60Confidence86Buy it now
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Pros
Reviewers like the snug heel hold and roomy forefoot fit.
Runners report fast efforts with feet less beat up afterwards.
Cons
Several reviewers rate durability weakly; one reported roughly 240 miles.
Several reviewers flag the price, even those who call it worth it.
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#8 Nike
Structure 2668 68 Below average Below average · 5 reviews · Confidence 70/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 9.1 oz · 38mm stack · 10mm drop
Durability is the strongest of its categories at 4.2 out of 5 across the six reviewers so far.
Comfort 59 Cushioning 59Overall68Appearance75Value73Durability72Cushioning59Comfort59Confidence70Buy it now
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Dick's $70 52% offNike $83 43% offRunning Warehouse $100 31% offMSRP $145
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Pros
Durability is the strongest of its categories at 4.2 out of 5 across the six reviewers so far.
One of those reviewers rates it better than the Pegasus 42 they came from.
Cons
The Structure 25 before it scores 93 on seventeen reviews, against 62 for this version.
Comfort, cushioning and looks all average 3.8 out of 5 across the six reviewers so far.
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#9 PUMA
Velocity NITRO 287 87 Good Good · 18 reviews · Confidence 87/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.1 oz · 34mm stack · 10mm drop
Reviewers praise the PUMAGRIP outsole for grip on wet roads.
Comfort 83 Cushioning 83$60 $120 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:31 AM UTCOverall87Value98Appearance93Durability88Cushioning83Comfort83Confidence87Pros
Reviewers praise the PUMAGRIP outsole for grip on wet roads.
Reviewers use it for easy runs and faster workouts alike.
Durability rates 4.4 out of 5 across eighteen reviewers, and two expect to get 400 miles or more from a pair.
Cons
Three of eighteen reviewers describe the ride as firm with a moderate amount of cushioning.
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#10 Brooks
Hyperion 371 71 Decent Decent · 1 review · Confidence 52/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.8 oz
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
Comfort 77 Cushioning 72$70 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:35 AM UTCOverall71Comfort77Durability75Value73Cushioning72Appearance66Confidence52Buy it now
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Pros
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
The one reviewer so far rates comfort and cushioning 5 out of 5.
Cons
The Hyperion 2 before it scores 91 on seven reviews, against 70 for this version.
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#11 Altra
Torin 870 70 Decent Decent · 1 review · Confidence 75/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.5 oz (men's) · 0mm drop
Zero drop paired with a 30mm heel stack.
Comfort 81 Cushioning 69Overall70Comfort81Cushioning69Value66Durability65Appearance58Confidence75Pros
Zero drop paired with a 30mm heel stack.
The one reviewer so far calls it one of the comfiest shoes they have run in.
Cons
One reviewer so far finds it breaks down and starts to bend quickly for a $160 shoe.
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#12 Altra
Paradigm 864 64 Below average Below average · 1 review · Confidence 61/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 8.6 oz (men's) · 32mm stack · 0mm drop
Zero drop on a 32mm platform at 8.6 oz.
Comfort 71 Cushioning 76$85 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:35 AM UTCOverall64Cushioning76Comfort71Value64Durability63Appearance59Confidence61Buy it now
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Pros
Zero drop on a 32mm platform at 8.6 oz.
The one reviewer so far rates cushioning 4 out of 5 while marking it down elsewhere.
Cons
The one reviewer so far rates durability 1 out of 5 and says it is falling apart.
The Paradigm 7 before it scores 65 on six reviews, against 60 for this version.
It lists at $170, above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
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#13 ASICS
GlideRide Max82 82 Good Good · 6 reviews · Confidence 75/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.9 oz (men's) · 6mm drop
A 46mm heel stack at a listed 8.9 oz.
Comfort 87 Cushioning 87$91 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:32 AM UTCOverall82Cushioning87Comfort87Durability80Appearance78Value72Confidence75Pros
A 46mm heel stack at a listed 8.9 oz.
One of six reviewers describes the foam as soft and supple with the slightest touch of firmness.
One reviewer reports no change in the foam at almost 300 miles.
Cons
Value draws the lowest ratings of any dimension at 4.0 out of 5, and two of six reviewers call the $170 list price high.
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#14 Nike
Pegasus Plus69 69 Below average Below average · 24 reviews · Confidence 88/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.3 oz (men's) · 34mm stack · 10mm drop
At 7.3 oz it is well under the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers for sale.
Comfort 66 Cushioning 64$100 $190 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:31 AM UTCOverall69Appearance85Durability68Comfort66Cushioning64Value62Confidence88Pros
At 7.3 oz it is well under the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers for sale.
One of twenty-four reviewers describes it as low to the ground and flat.
Another calls it a good combination of support and responsiveness.
Cons
Cushioning averages 4.0 out of 5 across twenty-four reviewers, the joint weakest of its categories, and one says outright that it does not give quite enough.
It lists at $190, above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale, and value averages 4.0 out of 5.
One reviewer, running 80 miles a week, has them wearing out at about 60 miles.
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#15 Saucony
Hurricane 2569 69 Below average Below average · 1 review · Confidence 59/100
Daily trainer · Stability
The one reviewer so far rates the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Comfort 70 Cushioning 79$90 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:35 AM UTCOverall69Cushioning79Durability73Comfort70Value66Appearance61Confidence59Buy it now
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Pros
The one reviewer so far rates the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Cons
That reviewer rates durability and looks 3 out of 5.
The Hurricane 24 before it scores 75 and the Hurricane 26 after it 79 on two reviews, against 68 for this version.
It lists at $170, above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
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#16 Brooks
Hyperion Max 390 90 Good Good · 2 reviews · Confidence 60/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral
One of two reviewers so far calls it fun and fast, suited to easy runs through workouts.
Comfort 78 Cushioning 81$109 $200 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:33 AM UTCOverall90Value83Cushioning81Durability80Appearance79Comfort78Confidence60Buy it now
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Pros
One of two reviewers so far calls it fun and fast, suited to easy runs through workouts.
Both reviewers so far rate it 5 out of 5 overall.
The two Hyperion Max versions before it score 98 and 97.
Cons
Cushioning and durability draw the lowest ratings of the two reviews so far, both at 4.0 out of 5.
It lists at $200, above the $180 median for shoes built for speed.
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#17 Brooks
Glycerin 2288 88 Good Good · 4 reviews · Confidence 82/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.1 oz (men's) · 39mm stack · 10mm drop
All four reviewers so far rate comfort 5 out of 5.
Comfort 97 Cushioning 91$90 $165 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:33 AM UTCOverall88Comfort97Durability93Cushioning91Value80Appearance72Confidence82Pros
All four reviewers so far rate comfort 5 out of 5.
One of four reviewers, on a third pair of Glycerins, calls the ride firm and hard-wearing.
Ten of the last twelve Glycerin versions score 90 or better.
Cons
Appearance draws the lowest ratings of any dimension in the four reviews so far, at 3.8 out of 5.
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#18 PUMA
MagMax Nitro82 82 Good Good · 3 reviews · Confidence 44/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.8 oz (men's) · 8mm drop
A 47mm heel stack at 8.8 oz, the third tallest stack among shoes for sale.
Comfort 86 Cushioning 88Overall82Value94Cushioning88Appearance87Comfort86Durability81Confidence44Pros
A 47mm heel stack at 8.8 oz, the third tallest stack among shoes for sale.
Both reviewers so far rate comfort, cushioning and durability 5 out of 5.
Cons
It lists at $180, above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
Value and appearance draw the lowest ratings of the two reviews so far, both at 4.5 out of 5.
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#19 adidas
adizero Adios Pro 480 80 Decent Decent · 5 reviews · Confidence 71/100
Racing · Neutral · 6.4 oz (men's) · 6mm drop
A 39mm heel stack at 6.4 oz.
Comfort 70 Cushioning 76Overall80Appearance87Durability82Value82Cushioning76Comfort70Confidence71Buy it now
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Pros
A 39mm heel stack at 6.4 oz.
Cons
The Adios Pro 3 before it scores 99 on thirty reviews against its 82.
It lists at $255, above the $250 median for racing shoes for sale.
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#20 On
Cloudsurfer Max73 73 Decent Decent · 1 review · Confidence 37/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 10.3 oz (men's) · 37mm stack · 5mm drop
The one reviewer so far, at 50 miles a week, rates durability and appearance 5 out of 5 and calls it a workhorse for everything from cooldowns to light tempo.
Comfort 77 Cushioning 80Overall73Appearance90Cushioning80Durability79Comfort77Value68Confidence37Pros
The one reviewer so far, at 50 miles a week, rates durability and appearance 5 out of 5 and calls it a workhorse for everything from cooldowns to light tempo.
A 37mm heel stack with a 5mm drop, at 10.3 oz.
Cons
At 10.3 oz it sits in the heavy weight band, and it lists at $180, above the $150 median for daily trainers.
The one reviewer so far rates value 3 out of 5.
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#21 Nike
Pegasus 4169 69 Below average Below average · 67 reviews · Confidence 98/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.3 oz · 45mm stack · 10mm drop
Five reviewers use it across the range, from easy days through tempo work to track warmups and cooldowns.
Comfort 63 Cushioning 60$80 $145 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:31 AM UTCOverall69Appearance81Durability77Value69Comfort63Cushioning60Confidence98Pros
Five reviewers use it across the range, from easy days through tempo work to track warmups and cooldowns.
One reviewer has worn the Pegasus line since 1988, and another is on their tenth pair of this version.
One reviewer runs about 600 miles in a pair and reports them holding up.
Cons
Cushioning is the weakest of its categories at 3.9 out of 5, and three reviewers describe it as basic, brick-like, or fading as the miles add up.
One reviewer wears the heel rubber through to the midsole at 60 miles, with the heel lugs gone after a few runs.
The Pegasus 40 before it scores 77 on a hundred and eighty-eight reviews, against 66 for this version.
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#22 Saucony
Ride 1869 69 Below average Below average · 6 reviews · Confidence 81/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.6 oz · 35mm stack · 8mm drop
Durability averages 4.8 out of 5 across the five reviewers who rate it.
Comfort 62 Cushioning 70$80 $145 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:32 AM UTCOverall69Value79Durability76Cushioning70Appearance62Comfort62Confidence81Pros
Durability averages 4.8 out of 5 across the five reviewers who rate it.
Value averages 4.6 out of 5, and one reviewer says nobody should be buying the Brooks Ghost while this exists for less money.
One of six reviewers uses it for recovery miles and still gets enough bounce out of it for pickups and intervals.
Cons
Looks are the weakest of its categories at 3.7 out of 5 across six reviewers.
Comfort averages 4.2 out of 5, below what the same reviewers give for durability and value.
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#23 Nike
Pegasus Premium69 69 Below average Below average · 6 reviews · Confidence 51/100
Racing · Neutral · 10.3 oz · 45mm stack · 10mm drop
One reviewer running 70 miles a week wears it for everything but speed days and races.
Comfort 66 Cushioning 66Overall69Appearance75Cushioning66Comfort66Durability58Value55Confidence51Buy it now
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Pros
One reviewer running 70 miles a week wears it for everything but speed days and races.
Comfort and cushioning are the highest-rated dimensions, at 4.4 and 4.3 out of 5.
All six reviewers who rate it overall give it 4 or 5 out of 5.
Cons
Durability rates 3.6 out of 5, below comfort and cushioning, with two reviewers rating it 2 or 3.
Value draws the lowest ratings of any dimension, at 3.5 out of 5, running from a 5 down to a 1.
It lists at $220, well above the $150 median for daily trainers for sale.
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#24 New Balance
FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v377 77 Decent Decent · 7 reviews · Confidence 80/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 8.3 oz · 6mm drop
Light at 8.2 oz with a 41mm heel stack.
Comfort 73 Cushioning 77$107 $190 Buy now ↗ As of Oct 9, 8:32 AM UTCOverall77Appearance80Cushioning77Comfort73Durability68Value67Confidence80Buy it now
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Pros
Light at 8.2 oz with a 41mm heel stack.
Reviewers describe a roomy, boxy toe box.
Reviewers find it comfortable, one using it for distance and speedwork.
Cons
The SuperComp Trainer v1 and v2 score 97 and 98 against its 79.
Value draws the lowest ratings of the seven reviews so far, at 3.7 out of 5.
One reviewer had to cut and modify the laces to make it comfortable, and another found the wide fit not really wide through the midfoot.
How this ranking works
Ratings come from our statistical models of runner reviews: the score is our best estimate of how a shoe is rated, and the bar behind it in an expanded row is the range we consider plausible given how many reviews it has. Shoes with few reviews rank more cautiously rather than shooting to the top on a handful of glowing write-ups. Prices are the live prices at the retailers we track, and everything ranked here is a shoe you can buy today.