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280 shoes · page 4 of 12 · includes daily trainers, supershoes, racing shoes, trail shoes and track spikes
Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.
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#73 Brooks
Revel 960 Below average · Confidence 19/100
Daily trainer · Neutral
It lists at $100, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
$90 $100 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall60Confidence19Pros
It lists at $100, well below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
No Revel scores above 65 here, across nine versions since 2017.
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#74 Altra
Paradigm 860 Bottom-tier · 1 review · Confidence 39/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 8.6 oz (men's) · 0mm drop · 32mm stack
Zero drop on a 32mm platform at 8.6 oz.
Comfort 73 Cushioning 82$90 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:34 AM UTCOverall60Cushioning82Comfort73Durability59Value59Appearance57Confidence39Buy 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 on sale.
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#75 Saucony
Triumph 2390 Very good · 2 reviews · Confidence 71/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.6 oz (men's) · 10mm drop
Light at 8.6 oz for a 42mm heel stack.
Comfort 96 Cushioning 96$91 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:33 AM UTCOverall90Durability97Comfort96Cushioning96Value81Appearance73Confidence71Buy 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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#76 Skechers
Aero Razor84 Good · 5 reviews · Confidence 75/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral · 6.3 oz
Comfort is the highest-rated dimension across five reviewers, at 4.4 out of 5, and two of them call the fit comfortable.
Comfort 82 Cushioning 87$91 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:32 AM UTCOverall84Cushioning87Value86Comfort82Appearance74Durability71Confidence75Pros
Comfort is the highest-rated dimension across five reviewers, at 4.4 out of 5, and two of them call the fit comfortable.
One reviewer running 80 miles a week calls it low to the ground and fast for speed workouts.
All five reviewers so far rate it 4 or 5 out of 5 overall.
Cons
Cushioning draws the lowest ratings of any dimension across five reviewers, at 3.8 out of 5, and one calls it a simpler shoe that sits low to the ground.
Value ratings split, running from two 5s down to a 1.
One of five reviewers finds the fit too big.
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#77 Nike
Structure 2593 Excellent · 17 reviews · Confidence 86/100
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 78 Cushioning 87$92 $140 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:31 AM UTCOverall93Durability99Value98Appearance97Cushioning87Comfort78Confidence86Pros
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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#78 Nike
Vomero 1887 Good · 18 reviews · Confidence 83/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 10.4 oz · 10mm drop · 46mm stack
Reviewers consistently praise the cushioning for easy runs and long miles.
Comfort 99 Cushioning 99Overall87Comfort99Cushioning99Appearance85Durability70Value65Confidence83Buy it now
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Pros
Reviewers consistently praise the cushioning for easy runs and long miles.
Two reviewers report running injury-free across several pairs.
Reviewers call it comfortable while still responsive at moderate paces.
Cons
Several reviewers wore through the heel outsole quickly.
One reviewer calls it terrible for speed work, and another finds it a little unstable.
One reviewer calls the 46mm midsole and thick upper overbuilt and prefers the Vomero 17.
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#79 Nike
Structure Plus76 Decent · 2 reviews · Confidence 22/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 10mm drop
One reviewer calls it cushioned and stable, and compares it to the GEL-Kayano 31.
Comfort 76 Cushioning 82Overall76Appearance91Durability89Cushioning82Comfort76Value74Confidence22Buy it now
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Pros
One reviewer calls it cushioned and stable, and compares it to the GEL-Kayano 31.
Both reviewers so far rate comfort, cushioning and durability 5 out of 5.
Cons
One reviewer finds the lockdown fussy, with the foot slipping unless it is laced just right.
It lists at $170, above the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
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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#80 Topo Athletic
Magnifly 577 Decent · Confidence 24/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.9 oz · 25mm stack
It is zero drop, with 25mm under both the heel and the forefoot.
$96 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:38 AM UTCOverall77Confidence24Buy it now
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Pros
It is zero drop, with 25mm under both the heel and the forefoot.
At 8.7 oz in the men's build and 7.2 oz in the women's it is lighter than the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale.
The Magnifly 4 before it scores 85 on four reviews.
Cons
Its 25mm heel stack is well below the 39mm median for daily trainers on sale.
A newer Magnifly 6 is on sale alongside it.
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#81 adidas
adizero Evo SL95 Excellent · 22 reviews · Confidence 90/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.1 oz · 7mm drop · 40mm stack
Reviewers run everything in it, from easy miles to intervals.
Comfort 94 Cushioning 96Overall95Cushioning96Comfort94Appearance88Value87Durability80Confidence90Buy it now
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Pros
Reviewers run everything in it, from easy miles to intervals.
Light at 7.5 oz with a 40mm heel stack.
Reviewers consistently praise the cushioning and comfort on longer runs.
Cons
Several reviewers find grip lacking, particularly on the track.
A few runners say the tongue slips around mid-run.
Four reviewers rate durability 3 or below, and one asks for a tougher outsole.
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#82 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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#83 Saucony
Hurricane 2475 Decent · Confidence 28/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 9.6 oz · 6mm drop
Its 41mm heel stack is above the 39mm median for daily trainers on sale.
$99 $160 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:37 AM UTCOverall75Confidence28Pros
Its 41mm heel stack is above the 39mm median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
Two newer Hurricanes are on sale alongside it, the 25 and the 26.
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#84 PUMA
MagMax Nitro91 Very good · 2 reviews · Confidence 75/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.8 oz (men's) · 8mm drop
A 47mm heel stack at 8.8 oz, the third tallest stack among shoes on sale.
Comfort 93 Cushioning 94Overall91Value98Appearance96Cushioning94Comfort93Durability91Confidence75Pros
A 47mm heel stack at 8.8 oz, the third tallest stack among shoes on 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 on 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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#85 On
Cloudsurfer Max84 Good · 1 review · Confidence 48/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 10.3 oz (men's) · 5mm drop · 37mm stack
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 82 Cushioning 88Overall84Appearance95Cushioning88Durability84Comfort82Value67Confidence48Pros
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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#86 Altra
Escalante Racer 283 Good · 3 reviews · Confidence 61/100
Speed / workouts · Neutral
One reviewer has 2,000 miles on a pair and says it is still in great condition.
Comfort 90 Cushioning 60Overall83Comfort90Durability77Value60Cushioning60Appearance58Confidence61Buy it now
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Pros
One reviewer has 2,000 miles on a pair and says it is still in great condition.
One reviewer wants a fast, comfortable shoe without a carbon plate and finds it here.
Cons
Cushioning draws 2.7 out of 5 in the three reviews so far, the lowest mark of any dimension.
The original Escalante Racer scores 96 on twenty-two reviews against its 83.
Appearance draws 3.0 out of 5 in the three reviews so far.
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#87 Mizuno
Wave Rider 2981 Good · 2 reviews · Confidence 75/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 9mm drop
One of two reviewers so far finds it much more plush than the Wave Rider 27.
Comfort 85 Cushioning 91Overall81Cushioning91Comfort85Durability84Value82Appearance74Confidence75Pros
One of two reviewers so far finds it much more plush than the Wave Rider 27.
Both reviewers so far rate the cushioning 5 out of 5.
Cons
The Wave Rider 28 before it scores 97 on six reviews against its 81.
Scores across the Wave Rider line have ranged from 56 to 97.
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#88 Topo Athletic
Specter 270 Decent · Confidence 7/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.2 oz
At 8.3 oz in the men's and 8.0 oz in the women's it is below the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale.
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Pros
At 8.3 oz in the men's and 8.0 oz in the women's it is below the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
The Specter 3 arrives in 2026, so this is no longer the current version.
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#89 Saucony
Endorphin Shift 388 Good · 21 reviews · Confidence 88/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.8 oz · 4mm drop
A 41mm heel stack, and reviewers consistently call the cushioning soft and comfortable.
Comfort 93 Cushioning 97$100 $150 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:31 AM UTCOverall88Cushioning97Comfort93Value92Durability90Appearance70Confidence88Pros
A 41mm heel stack, and reviewers consistently call the cushioning soft and comfortable.
Several reviewers kept running comfortably while coming back from injuries.
Reviewers use them for easy days, long runs and lighter workouts.
Cons
Two reviewers find it sluggish beyond about seven-minute pace.
One reviewer calls the look dorky, and appearance is its lowest-rated dimension at 4.1 out of 5.
Two reviewers report the shoe breaking down at 350 to 500 miles.
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#90 Topo Athletic
Aura88 Good · Confidence 60/100
Daily trainer · Stability · 9.3 oz (men's) · 5mm drop
A 40mm heel stack with a 5mm drop at 9.3 oz.
$100 $170 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:38 AM UTCOverall88Confidence60Pros
A 40mm heel stack with a 5mm drop at 9.3 oz.
Cons
It lists at $170, above the $150 median for daily trainers on sale, and the Aura 2 has replaced it.
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#91 PUMA
Deviate Nitro 382 Good · Confidence 28/100
Racing · Neutral · 8.1 oz (men's) · 10mm drop
A 44mm heel stack, above the 38mm median for racing shoes on sale.
$100 $160 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:35 AM UTCOverall82Confidence28Buy it now
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Pros
A 44mm heel stack, above the 38mm median for racing shoes on sale.
It lists at $160, well below the $250 median for racing shoes on sale.
Cons
At 8.1 oz it is well above the 6.5 oz median for racing shoes on sale.
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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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Cons
The GT-1000 12, the most reviewed recent version, scores 69 on sixteen reviews.
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$100 Buy now ↗ As of Sep 14, 8:39 AM UTCOverall68Confidence8Cons
The Nucleo before it scores 66 here.
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Cons
No earlier Dynablast scores above 60 here, across five versions since 2020.
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#96 HOKA
Rincon 488 Good · 6 reviews · Confidence 76/100
Daily trainer · Neutral · 8.3 oz
At 8.3 oz, light for a daily trainer.
Comfort 80 Cushioning 94Overall88Cushioning94Value83Comfort80Appearance78Durability72Confidence76Pros
At 8.3 oz, light for a daily trainer.
One reviewer calls the cushioning protective without being squishy, closer to shoes of ten years ago.
It lists at $125, below the $150 median for daily trainers on sale.
Cons
One reviewer says it scuffs easily and finds it a bit pricey for a trainer.
One reviewer finds it stiff at first because of the thick outsole.
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.