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157 shoes · page 4 of 7 · includes daily trainers, supershoes, racing shoes, trail shoes and track spikes
Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.
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#73 New Balance
FuelCell Propel v568 Below average · 1 review · Confidence 37/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 4.8 oz · 6mm drop
Light at 8.5 oz for a 37mm heel stack.
Comfort 69 Cushioning 70$60 $120 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall68Value76Cushioning70Appearance69Comfort69Durability66Confidence37Pros
Light at 8.5 oz for a 37mm heel stack.
It lists at $120, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
Earlier FuelCell Propel versions rate poorly here, the v4 at 46 on twelve reviews and the original at 48 on three.
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#74 Brooks
Ghost Max 390 Good · 2 reviews · Confidence 73/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
One of two reviewers so far, running 45 miles a week, calls it very durable and stable.
Comfort 94 Cushioning 96$110 $160 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall90Durability98Cushioning96Comfort94Value87Appearance74Confidence73Buy it now
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Pros
One of two reviewers so far, running 45 miles a week, calls it very durable and stable.
Both reviewers so far rate durability 5 out of 5.
Cons
The Ghost Max and Ghost Max 2 before it score 97 and 96, against 88 here on two reviews.
One of two reviewers finds it runs big, and appearance draws 3.5 out of 5.
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#75 Altra
FWD Via86 Good · 2 reviews · Confidence 73/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.0 oz (men's) · 4mm drop
A 37mm heel stack at 8.0 oz, light for the cushioning.
Comfort 88 Cushioning 80$110 $160 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall86Comfort88Cushioning80Value76Appearance74Durability71Confidence73Pros
A 37mm heel stack at 8.0 oz, light for the cushioning.
One reviewer describes it as extremely plush underfoot and lighter on the foot than it looks.
One reviewer names the wide toe box for letting the toes splay.
Cons
One reviewer would not run faster than a steady state in it.
The same reviewer found the laces very long and had to retie them to stop rubbing at the ball of the foot.
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#76 Altra
Escalante 481 Good · 7 reviews · Confidence 69/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.9 oz
Light for a daily trainer at 7.8 oz in the men's build.
Comfort 87 Cushioning 78$90 $130 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall81Comfort87Value85Durability83Cushioning78Appearance66Confidence69Buy it now
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Pros
Light for a daily trainer at 7.8 oz in the men's build.
One reviewer says durability is about the same as the Escalante 3.
Cons
Two reviewers say the added cushioning feels little different from the Escalante 3, and one that it now rides like a high-stack shoe.
One reviewer says the laces always come undone.
The Escalante 3 and 4 score 75 and 82 against 93 for the original.
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#77 Saucony
Endorphin Speed 598 Exceptional · 3 reviews · Confidence 90/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 7.3 oz (men's) · 7mm drop · 37mm stack
Reviewers reach for it on intervals and longer tempo efforts.
Comfort 96 Cushioning 96Overall98Comfort96Cushioning96Appearance93Value92Durability86Confidence90Buy it now
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Pros
Reviewers reach for it on intervals and longer tempo efforts.
Light at 7.3 oz for a 37mm stack with carbon plate.
Every Endorphin Speed version so far has rated highly.
Cons
One of three reviewers so far finds it narrow.
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#78 Brooks
Launch 1190 Very good · 1 review · Confidence 75/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
The Launch 10 it follows scores 99 on twelve reviews.
Comfort 93 Cushioning 85$84 $120 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall90Value98Comfort93Cushioning85Durability82Appearance76Confidence75Pros
The Launch 10 it follows scores 99 on twelve reviews.
It lists at $120, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
The single review so far rates it 5 out of 5 overall.
Cons
Scores across the Launch line have ranged from 71 to 99.
Durability and appearance are the only marks below 5 in the single review so far, both at 4 out of 5.
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#79 Mizuno
Neo Zen90 Very good · 1 review · Confidence 69/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 6.8 oz (men's) · 5mm drop
At 6.8 oz it stays light on a 46mm heel stack, among the tallest stacks on sale.
Comfort 90 Cushioning 80$105 $150 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall90Value93Comfort90Durability87Cushioning80Appearance71Confidence69Pros
At 6.8 oz it stays light on a 46mm heel stack, among the tallest stacks on sale.
The one reviewer so far calls it a fun, bouncy and soft daily trainer.
The single review so far rates comfort, cushioning, durability and value 5 out of 5.
Cons
Appearance is the only mark below 5 in the single review so far, at 4 out of 5.
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#80 PUMA
Velocity Nitro 489 Good · 2 reviews · Confidence 37/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
Both reviewers so far rate durability 5 out of 5, and one calls it plush, responsive and grippy.
Comfort 83 Cushioning 89$98 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall89Value96Cushioning89Appearance88Durability88Comfort83Confidence37Pros
Both reviewers so far rate durability 5 out of 5, and one calls it plush, responsive and grippy.
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
Appearance draws the lowest ratings of the two reviews so far, at 4.0 out of 5.
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#81 adidas
adizero Boston 1387 Good · Confidence 68/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 8.0 oz (men's) · 7mm drop · 37mm stack
It lists at $160, below the $180 median for shoes built for speed.
$81 $160 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall87Confidence68Buy it now
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Pros
It lists at $160, below the $180 median for shoes built for speed.
The adizero Boston 12 before it scores 91 on fifty-eight reviews.
Cons
Scores across the adizero Boston line have ranged from 52 to 98.
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$49 $70 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:35 AM UTCOverall76Confidence53 -
Overall74Confidence20Buy it now
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Cons
At 9.7 oz the men's build is heavier than the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale.
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#85 ASICS
GT-1000 1471 Decent · 1 review · Confidence 50/100
Daily trainer · Stability
It lists at $115, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Comfort 70 Cushioning 85$80 $115 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall71Value89Durability86Cushioning85Comfort70Appearance61Confidence50Pros
It lists at $115, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
The fourteenth version of a stability line ASICS has updated nearly every year since 2012.
Cons
The GT-1000 15 arrives in 2026, so this is no longer the current version.
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#86 Nike
Zoom Rival Fly69 Below average · 1 review · Confidence 38/100
Racing · Neutral · 8mm drop
The one reviewer so far calls it durable, eye-catching and comfortable, and rates it better than the Air Max they came from.
Comfort 68 Cushioning 69$75 $105 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall69Appearance87Cushioning69Value69Comfort68Durability64Confidence38Pros
The one reviewer so far calls it durable, eye-catching and comfortable, and rates it better than the Air Max they came from.
It lists at $105, well below the $250 median for racing shoes on sale.
Cons
The design dates to 2019.
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#87 HOKA
Skyflow63 Below average · 10 reviews · Confidence 80/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.9 oz · 5mm drop · 39mm stack
Cushioning averages 4.3 out of 5 across the ten reviewers so far, and three describe it as great or well padded in their own words.
Comfort 68 Cushioning 84Overall63Cushioning84Appearance76Durability72Comfort68Value57Confidence80Pros
Cushioning averages 4.3 out of 5 across the ten reviewers so far, and three describe it as great or well padded in their own words.
Two reviewers set it against the Clifton 9: one finds it lighter and more responsive, the other more bulky but still snappy.
Cons
Value averages 3.6 out of 5 across the ten reviewers so far, the weakest of its categories.
One reviewer finds it stiff and awkward through the midfoot and now wears it only for walking.
It lists at $160, above the $150 median for daily trainers on sale, while its 8.9 oz weight and 39mm stack sit exactly on the category medians.
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#88 Brooks
Ghost Max 296 Excellent · 14 reviews · Confidence 88/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 10.3 oz
Cushioning is the highest-rated dimension across fourteen reviewers, at 4.9 out of 5.
Comfort 98 Cushioning 98$125 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall96Durability99Comfort98Cushioning98Value97Appearance91Confidence88Pros
Cushioning is the highest-rated dimension across fourteen reviewers, at 4.9 out of 5.
One reviewer names the cushioning and the built-in rocker for comfort on long runs.
Value rates 4.7 out of 5 across the same fourteen reviewers.
Cons
At an average of 10.3 oz it lands in the heavy weight band, and one reviewer calls it big and boxy.
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#89 Brooks
Ghost 1789 Good · 8 reviews · Confidence 80/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.5 oz · 10mm drop · 37mm stack
Two of eight reviewers call it soft and comfortable without the feel of a max-cushion shoe.
Comfort 95 Cushioning 88$110 $150 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall89Durability97Comfort95Cushioning88Value84Appearance71Confidence80Buy it now
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Pros
Two of eight reviewers call it soft and comfortable without the feel of a max-cushion shoe.
One reviewer got about 400 miles from a pair before replacing them.
One reviewer uses it for easy runs and two or three track workouts a week.
Cons
The Ghost 16 before it scores 97 on thirty-eight reviews, against 89 here on eight.
Cushioning and appearance draw the lowest ratings of any dimension, at 4.1 out of 5.
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#90 Brooks
Hyperion Elite 586 Good · Confidence 39/100
Racing · Neutral
The Hyperion Elite 3 scores 93 on eleven reviews.
$150 $275 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:35 AM UTCOverall86Confidence39Pros
The Hyperion Elite 3 scores 93 on eleven reviews.
Cons
It lists at $275, above the $250 median for racing shoes on sale.
The Hyperion Elite 4 before it scores 83 on three reviews.
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#91 Nike
Free Run 5.082 Good · 7 reviews · Confidence 48/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
Reviewers highlight the flexibility and call it comfortable for everyday runs.
Comfort 95 Cushioning 69$74 $100 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall82Appearance98Value96Comfort95Durability73Cushioning69Confidence48Pros
Reviewers highlight the flexibility and call it comfortable for everyday runs.
Value rates 4.9 out of 5 across seven reviewers against a $100 list price.
Cons
Durability draws the lowest ratings of any dimension, at 4.0 out of 5.
Cushioning rates 4.1 out of 5, and one reviewer keeps it to runs of six miles or less.
One reviewer says it holds on to pebbles in the tread.
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#92 ASICS
Noosa Tri 1674 Decent · Confidence 15/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 6.7 oz (men's) · 5mm drop · 34mm stack
It lists at $135, well below the $180 median for shoes built for speed.
$100 $135 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall74Confidence15Pros
It lists at $135, well below the $180 median for shoes built for speed.
At 6.7 oz the men's build is lighter than the 7.5 oz median for shoes built for speed.
Cons
The Noosa Tri 15 scores 76 on fourteen reviews and the Noosa Tri 14 scores 74 on seven.
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#93 ASICS
Superblast 298 Exceptional · 14 reviews · Confidence 93/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 7mm drop
Reviewers describe a light, cushioned ride with bounce for easy or faster runs.
Comfort 99 Cushioning 99Overall98Cushioning99Comfort99Durability98Appearance96Value93Confidence93Buy it now
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Pros
Reviewers describe a light, cushioned ride with bounce for easy or faster runs.
High-mileage reviewers make it their everyday trainer and rate comfort top marks.
Cons
One reviewer says the upper loosens before the midsole wears out.
At $200 list it sits above most speed-day trainers, and value is its lowest-rated dimension.
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#94 HOKA
Gaviota 593 Excellent · 15 reviews · Confidence 84/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 10.0 oz · 6mm drop · 39mm stack
One reviewer names the cushioning for long runs and a good amount of stability with it.
Comfort 88 Cushioning 98$132 $175 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall93Cushioning98Comfort88Durability87Value86Appearance83Confidence84Pros
One reviewer names the cushioning for long runs and a good amount of stability with it.
One reviewer picked it for a wide toe box and a stiff rocker.
Both reviewers who compared it with their previous shoe rate it better.
Cons
Durability draws the lowest ratings of any dimension at 3.8 out of 5, and one reviewer had the sole separate on three pairs within weeks.
One of fifteen reviewers finds it poorly ventilated and hot in summer.
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$120 $160 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:36 AM UTCOverall69Confidence47Buy it now
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#96 Nike
Vomero Plus90 Very good · 16 reviews · Confidence 83/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.5 oz · 10mm drop · 43mm stack
All sixteen reviewers rate the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Comfort 98 Cushioning 99$136 $180 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:31 AM UTCOverall90Cushioning99Comfort98Appearance93Durability74Value60Confidence83Buy it now
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Pros
All sixteen reviewers rate the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Reviewers favor it for recovery runs, doubles and easy long miles.
Reviewers report the cushioning still feeling lively past 400 miles.
Cons
Three of sixteen reviewers say they would not use it for faster workouts.
Value draws the lowest ratings of any dimension at 4.1 out of 5, and one reviewer notes the $180 list price.
One reviewer found it stiff until it had broken in.
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.