10 of 2017's Hottest New Running Shoes

A favorite among runners gearing up for a half-marathon, the Asics GT-2000 5 ($120) are both comfortable and lightweight enough to get you through long, Summer miles.

Traditionally a brand favored by marathoners, the Brooks Ravenna 8 ($110) adds extra cushioning and support making it versatile enough to handle both long runs and tempo runs.

New Balance Fresh Foam Zante v3 ($100) are lightweight enough for a day of speed work, and durable enough to handle long runs — including half-marathons.

The Asics Gel Kayano 23 ($160) is considered to be a step up in both price and quality from the Asics GT-2000s and adds gel cushioning to add comfort to your runs and longevity to the shoe.

The Brooks Adrenaline GTS ($120) offers extra room and snug support for runners with wider feet. It's best for runs, but lightweight enough for long walks.

If you’re looking for a shoe designed for everyday running, check out the Nike Lunarepic Flyknit 2 ($160).

A lightweight shoe with added cushioning, the Adidas Ultraboost X Parley ($200) is best for runners that need more arch support during their runs.

If you tend to pronate when you run, the Saucony Stabil CS3 ($120) is for you. This shoe is built with stability and comfort at the heart of the design and creates a more stable environment for the foot.

Altra has added bounce to its Altra Escalante ($130), making it a favorite of runners that want to add speed and comfort to their training.

The Nike Pegasus 33 ($110) is designed for runners who suffer from sweaty feet or blisters during a run; it features added ventilation and rear foot support.