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The lowest prices on running shoes for sale right now, ratings attached.
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280 shoes · page 3 of 12 · includes daily trainers, supershoes, racing shoes, trail shoes and track spikes
Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.
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#49 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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#50 adidas
Supernova 360 Bottom-tier · Confidence 18/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
$80 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall60Confidence18Pros
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
The Supernova scores 49 on thirty reviews and the Supernova 2 55 on three.
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#51 ASICS
Pulse 1663 Below average · Confidence 39/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $100, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Overall63Confidence39Buy it now
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Pros
It lists at $100, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
The Pulse 17 arrives in 2026 at $105, leaving this the older of the two on sale.
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#52 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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#53 ASICS
GT-2000 1366 Below average · 12 reviews · Confidence 81/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 9.6 oz (men's)
Two of twelve reviewers call it good value for what it costs, and it lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Comfort 55 Cushioning 72$70 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall66Value80Durability76Cushioning72Appearance68Comfort55Confidence81Pros
Two of twelve reviewers call it good value for what it costs, and it lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Two reviewers call it a solid trainer, and a third finds it bouncier than they expect.
One reviewer has run in it for years and rates it durable.
Cons
At 9.6 oz it is heavier than the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale, and one of twelve reviewers finds it too heavy for races and workouts.
One reviewer finds the tongue too thin to lock the laces down without it pressing on the top of the foot.
Another gets calf and underfoot tightness in it that they have not had in other shoes.
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#54 Nike
Structure 276 Decent · Confidence 14/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 10mm drop
It lists at $145, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Overall76Confidence14Pros
It lists at $145, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
Scores in the Structure line swing sharply, the Structure 25 at 93 on seventeen reviews and the Structure 26 at 62 on five.
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#55 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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#56 Brooks
Hyperion 371 Decent · 1 review · Confidence 22/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Comfort 82 Cushioning 77$84 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:35 AM UTCOverall71Comfort82Durability79Cushioning77Value75Appearance66Confidence22Buy it now
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Pros
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on 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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$85 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:38 AM UTCOverall75Confidence2 -
Overall97Confidence79Cons
A 2017 release, and the Free line has had four newer versions since.
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#59 Nike
Free Run 201883 Good · 6 reviews · Confidence 74/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.0 oz (men's)
Comfort rates 5.0 out of 5 across six reviewers, who say the upper shapes to the foot.
Comfort 96 Cushioning 83Overall83Appearance98Comfort96Value89Durability88Cushioning83Confidence74Pros
Comfort rates 5.0 out of 5 across six reviewers, who say the upper shapes to the foot.
Reviewers value the minimal build, one saying it makes him focus on his form.
Reviewers use it on road, trail and sand alike.
Cons
One reviewer's only complaint is how many rocks get stuck in the outsole.
One reviewer running 30 to 50 miles a week says he wears through them quickly.
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#60 Nike
Quest 781 Good · Confidence 13/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9mm drop
It lists at $85, well below the $150 median for daily trainers.
Overall81Confidence13Pros
It lists at $85, well below the $150 median for daily trainers.
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#61 Nike
Air Pegasus 200570 Decent · Confidence 35/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
Part of the Pegasus line, which readers here have reviewed more than 1,200 times across its versions.
Overall70Confidence35Pros
Part of the Pegasus line, which readers here have reviewed more than 1,200 times across its versions.
Cons
The design dates to 2005, and Nike has released twenty more Pegasus versions since.
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#62 Brooks
Trace 477 Decent · Confidence 13/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $100, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
$85 $100 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:36 AM UTCOverall77Confidence13Pros
It lists at $100, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
The Trace 2 in the same line scores 79 on four reviews.
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#63 ASICS
Pulse 1760 Bottom-tier · Confidence 37/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $105, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
$87 $105 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall60Confidence37Pros
It lists at $105, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
The Pulse 16 before it scores 64, against 60 for this version.
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#64 adidas
Supernova Rise 3 Adaptive74 Decent · 1 review · Confidence 70/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
The one reviewer so far calls it fantastic and rates comfort and durability 4 out of 5.
Comfort 69 Cushioning 77Overall74Durability87Appearance84Cushioning77Value71Comfort69Confidence70Pros
The one reviewer so far calls it fantastic and rates comfort and durability 4 out of 5.
Cons
Cushioning and value each draw 3 out of 5 in the single review so far.
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#65 Brooks
Glycerin 2294 Excellent · 4 reviews · Confidence 84/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9.1 oz (men's) · 10mm drop · 39mm stack
All four reviewers so far rate comfort 5 out of 5.
Comfort 99 Cushioning 97$90 $165 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:33 AM UTCOverall94Comfort99Durability98Cushioning97Value84Appearance73Confidence84Pros
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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#66 ASICS
GlideRide Max90 Good · 6 reviews · Confidence 67/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.9 oz (men's) · 6mm drop
A 46mm heel stack at a listed 8.9 oz.
Comfort 94 Cushioning 94$80 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall90Cushioning94Comfort94Durability85Appearance80Value70Confidence67Pros
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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#67 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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#68 Brooks
Anthem 874 Decent · Confidence 1/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $90, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
$90 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall74Confidence1Pros
It lists at $90, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
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#69 Nike
Zoom Vomero 569 Below average · 2 reviews · Confidence 76/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
Both reviewers so far rate the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Comfort 67 Cushioning 77$90 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:33 AM UTCOverall69Appearance80Cushioning77Comfort67Value62Durability58Confidence76Pros
Both reviewers so far rate the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Cons
One of two reviewers says it can feel like bricks during speed work.
Durability and value both average 3.5 out of 5 from the two reviewers so far, and looks 3.0.
It lists at $170, above the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
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#70 Saucony
Hurricane 2569 Below average · 1 review · Confidence 19/100
Daily trainer · Stability
The one reviewer so far rates the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Comfort 74 Cushioning 87$90 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:35 AM UTCOverall69Cushioning87Durability77Comfort74Value65Appearance62Confidence19Buy 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 on sale.
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#71 ASICS
SONICBLAST63 Below average · 1 review · Confidence 60/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 7.7 oz (men's) · 8mm drop
At 7.7 oz, light for a 45mm heel stack.
Comfort 64 Cushioning 72$90 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall63Cushioning72Appearance65Comfort64Durability63Value63Confidence60Buy it now
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Pros
At 7.7 oz, light for a 45mm heel stack.
The one reviewer so far rates comfort and looks 5 out of 5.
Cons
At 45mm the heel stack sits well above the 37mm median for speed shoes on sale.
The Sonicblast 2 arrives in 2026 at the same $180, leaving this the older of the two on sale.
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#72 ASICS
GEL-Cumulus 2757 Bottom-tier · Confidence 66/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.1 oz (men's) · 8mm drop · 41mm stack
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
$90 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:35 AM UTCOverall57Confidence66Pros
It lists at $140, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Light at 8.1 oz for a 41mm heel stack.
Cons
The GEL-Cumulus 26, on sale beside it at the same $140, scores 63 on nine reviews against 57 for this version.
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.