18 Bestselling Sneakers Popsugar Editors Wear on Repeat

Kizik Paris Sneaker ($39, originally $135)

Slip-on shoes might not have a reputation for being the most stylish sneakers, but these trainers from Kizik prove that they probably should. Fitted with a quick-recovery arc, the comfy shoes are incredibly responsive, with a cushioned sole that provides plenty of bounce back for feet — literally helping to put a pep in your step. Read our editor's Kizik Paris Sneaker review for more.

• Pros: Easy to slip on, versatile
• Cons: Risk of ruin after washing
• Materials: Leather and knit
• Colorways: 4
• Who it's best for: The busy mom, great for walking
• Extras: Removable and machine washable insoles

Editor Quote: "Kizik's hands-free tech is ideal for those who have limitations that make bending down and tying shoes difficult — such as reduced mobility or pregnancy. But they're also great for anyone in search of a comfortable, stylish shoe for daily wear." — Yerin Kim, former features editor

Nike Blazer Mid '77 ($87)

This sneaker is a timeless classic. With its vintage inspired high top fit, and durable leather upper, it's a sneaker that delivers both retro appeal and modern wearability.

• Pros: Classic, versatile design, durable leather
• Cons: High-top fit can feel stiff at first
• Materials: Leather and synthetic upper, rubber sole, exposed foam tongue.
• Colorways: Two
• Who it's best for: Sneaker lovers who want a classic, fashion-forward option that pairs with almost anything.
• Extras: A Nike heritage style that's been popular since the 1970s

Nike Air Force 1 '07 Shoes ($115)

The Nike Air Force 1s showcase a simple and timeless look that you can wear forever. The sneaker is based on Nike's '80s version of the same shoe, which proves its look is ageless. Per the brand, it's recommended that if you're between sizes, go a size down. And if you're still not sold on the shoe, these sneakers are a favorite of one PS editor — read her Nike Air Force 1 '07 review.

• Pros: Classic design, true to size
• Cons: Stiff on initial wear
• Materials: Leather, textile upper, and synthetic rubber sole
• Colorways: 1
• Who it's best for: Everyone
• Extras: Nike Air unit in the sole provides lightweight cushioning

Editor Quote: "After trying these on myself, I finally understand why the Nike Air Force 1's are the most quintessential white sneakers. They have a casual look yet somehow manage to make you look put together. I love that I can pretty much sport them with the majority of items in my closet, whether it's a flowy summer dress, a cashmere sweater with jeans, a basic bodysuit with jeans, or, of course, athleisure attire." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant shopping editor

On The Cloudmonster Lightweight Cushioned Running Shoe ($128, originally $170)

In terms of the best sneakers for athletes who are looking to elevate their fitness routine, you really can't go wrong with this cushioned running shoe. The bestselling style is designed with speed in mind, and even helped one PS editor "shed minutes" off her half-marathon PR. Check out our On Cloudmonster Sneakers review for more details.

• Pros: Design and quality
• Cons: Not enough arch support
• Materials: Leather and textile upper
• Colorways: 9
• Who it's best for: The committed runner (everyday running and long distances)
• Extras: Helion™ superfoam and Max CloudTec® for great performance while running

Editor Quote: "Not to be dramatic, but I'm obsessed with these sneakers for training and racing. They have a bouncy responsiveness that I've never experienced with any other sneaker, and for that reason, I'm convinced they're partly due to why I shed a few minutes off my PR. After all, as the name implies, they're born to make you feel like you're running on clouds — and they master that sentiment in a way I didn't know possible." — Marisa Petrarca, former contributing shopping editor

Nike Dunk High Sneakers ($135)

Ashley Graham loves a good pair of Nike Dunk High Sneakers. Not only are the shoes stylish, but their bold and defiant tone will upgrade any outfit. Flaunt their high-top design around town and prepare for compliments to roll in. The shoes have been around for 35 years, so they must be doing something right. Read about why Graham loves these sneakers, along with her other must-have products.

• Pros: Lightweight, functional
• Cons: Creases easily
• Materials: Leather upper and rubber outsole
• Colorways: 3; you can also design your own
• Who it's best for: Everyone

Celebrity Quote: "They go with dresses, pantsuits. I mean, you can wear them with leggings. You can wear shorts. Just all year round a good pair of high-top sneakers." — Ashley Graham

Under Armour Halo Runner ($140)

These Under Armour sneakers won a Feel Good Award, and for good reason. They're made with OVR+ foam and feature a structured arch midsole for stability without weighing you down. They literally make you feel like you're walking (or running) on clouds. Even better, you don't have to waste your time breaking them in.

• Pros: Lightweight, functional
• Cons: Creases easily
• Materials: Leather upper and rubber outsole
• Colorways: 6
• Who it's best for: The everyday runner

Editor Quote: "These have a cushion-y feel on the bottom that supported my knees when running on the treadmill, which is a must for me because I do a lot of treadmill-specific running. Outside of their practicality, though, they're also really cute. They come in a bunch of different colors (six in total), and they're definitely cute enough to wear with an outfit outside of a workout." — Taylor Andrews, senior balance editor

Veja V-10 Sneakers ($170)

Crafted of leather, the Veja V-10 Sneakers are a long-lasting shoe that you can pair with practically any outfit. Their lace-up style will keep you secure and comfortable throughout the day and are great for wearing on a walk, running errands, or even to work. Finished with logo lettering, we love the look of this stylish leather sneaker.

• Pros: Versatile for styling
• Cons: An investment, the tongue often rubs against the skin
• Materials: Leather and textile upper
• Colorways: 2
• Who it's best for: Light walkers
• Extras: Removable insole

Editor Quote: "These classic sneakers truly go with everything, and the design will never go out of style." — Lisa Sugar, cofounder and former president

Alo Sunset Sneaker ($225)

These sneakers blend street style with comfort. Made from soft suede with a slim, low-profile fit, they're designed to transition seamlessly from workouts to everyday wear.

• Pros: Comfortable recovery foam insole, sleek design, versatile for casual and athleisure wear
• Cons: Runs small (sizing up is recommended), suede requires extra care, high price point
• Materials: Premium suede upper, recovery-foam insole, rubber sole
• Colorways: Two
• Who it's best for: Style-conscious shoppers who want a comfortable sneaker that works for both city outings and low-key workouts.
• Extras: Loved by celebrities, designed with a padded collar and tongue for added ankle comfort.

What Reviewers Say: "Super cute, but definitely size up!"

Fullup Infinity Cloud White Knit Sneaker ($230)

You're not alone if the idea of tossing a comfy pair of white sneakers in the washing machine and having them come out looking brand new sounds like a dream. These ones aren't just easy to clean; they're also a win for sustainability. The knit upper is crafted from 10 recycled plastic bottles, dyed with low-impact colorants, and produced in small batches to minimize waste. One of our editors even tested it on a full day at the state fair, and was able to get the dirt off in no time. Read our editor's Fullup Infinity Cloud White Knit Sneaker review for more.

• Pros: Machine washable, versatile
• Cons: More pricey
• Materials: 94% recycled polyester yarn and vegan suede (water-resistant)
• Colorways: 4
• Who it's best for: Those looking for a long-lasting white sneaker
• Extras: They can be machine-washed below 30 degrees celsius or washed in cool water with regular soap.

Editor Quote: "What I love about these sneakers might be obvious, but it can't be overstated: they're so easy to clean. I wore them to the Minnesota State Fair recently, and all of my friends kept noting how wearing them there (amid the dirt, spilled food and beverages, etc.) was brave. Little did they know that these sneakers were specifically crafted to be machine-washable. After a long day at the event, I got home, removed the insole, threw them in the wash, and left them outside to dry. The result was pristine-looking white sneakers. I can't stress enough that they looked as good as the first day I got them." — Marisa Petrarca, former contributing shopping editor

Barbour x Flower Mountain Yamano 3 Sneakers ($298)

The Barbour x Flower Mountain collab is easily one of the most exciting drops of 2025 so far, blending Barbour's tartan with Flower Mountain's signature floral sneakers. They're built for everything from city strolls to trail hikes, while still looking effortlessly cool for street style moments. Learn more by checking out our Barbour x Flower Mountain Vetted feature, in which multiple editors wore it for various occasions.

• Pros: Durability on varying terrain, comfortable
• Cons: Not as much ankle support as other hiking shoes
• Materials: Pigskin suede and weave trim
• Colorways: 1
• Who it's best for: The casual hiker
• Extras: Removable cork insole

Editor Quote: "My husband and I love hiking on the weekends, but I never have the right shoes. My existing hiking boots are bulky and, frankly, not cute; but if I wear my regular sneakers, more often than not, I slip on uphill parts because they don't have enough traction. I had yet to discover a shoe that strikes the perfect balance until I got a pair of the Barbour x Flower Mountain Yamano 3 Sneakers. Dubbed an 'adventure-ready sneaker,' this shoe has a sleek upper that resembles a street shoe but a thick (yet surprisingly lightweight) rubber sole with tread to conquer all terrain. They're incredibly comfortable, with a size 7 (my normal sneaker size) fitting with enough room to wear thick socks. Plus, the purple and grey colorway taps into that '90s nostalgia and looks so cute, whether I'm in jeans or athleisure." — Jessica Harrington, beauty section lead