The 22 Best Running Shoes For All of Your Training Needs

The springy and cushioned Under Armour SpeedForm Europas ($130) are light enough to keep up with your fast moves and breathable so your feet feel free.

Traditionally a shoe 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.

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

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

The APL TechLoom Phantom ($165) is a POPSUGAR favorite, a neutral to minimal running shoe that still feels supportive while you're on the floor at boot camp. It's got enough support for running on the treadmill, but it isn't too bulky for your weight training.

Ideal for road runners, the Hoka One One Hupana 2 Women's Running Shoes ($115) are a smart choice.

These jewel-toned Nike Revolution 3 ($50, originally $60) runners will give you a bit of added stability with a nice punch of color.

The lightweight and flexible Nike Women's LunarEpic Low Flyknit 2 Running Shoes ($140) will help you push your limits.

Weighing 7.3 ounces, the Nike VaporMax Flyknit Women's Running Shoe ($190) is a durable shoe that provides maximum cushion at every point of your stride.

A tried-and-true fan favorite: the Mizuno Wave Rider 19 ($49, originally $70).

You'll feel light and sprite when you lace up the Reebok Women's Print Elite Ultk Running Shoe ($110).

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

Lightweight speed runners will appreciate the even cushioning of these Nike FS Lite 4 Women's Running Shoes ($60, originally $75).

The Cloud Monochrome Edition ($120) is as technical as it is beautiful, and we know you'll geek out over the details.

These subtle, muted colors of the New Balance Women's Vazee Pace v2 ($100, originally $110) are the perfect transition from Summer brights, especially for those of you who still need a bit of color in the cooler months. They're breathable, lightweight, and just cushioned enough to keep you comfortable but fast.

A classic favorite with a new upgrade for the season: the Brooks Glycerin 14 ($80, originally $150) is a runner's favorite for a neutral ride. The metallic, somewhat-reflective detailing is a nice touch for low-light runs.

These Saucony Kilkenny XC Flat sneakers ($45, originally $55) remind us of snow cones on hot Summer days.

Looking for a subtler touch of Summer color? This style of the Under Armour UA Micro G Assert 6 ($50, originally $70) has just a touch of peach.

Another great option for trail runs and anything in the woods or park, the Adidas Outdoor Terrex Trailmaker ($81, originally $130), is water-resistant and still quite lightweight to allow for speed in all weather conditions.

The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 33 iD ($160) lets you create the exact shoe of your dreams with eye-catching color combos.

If you've tried Hokas in the past, the new Tracer ($91, originally $130) is completely different — the sole is not at all thick and "marshmallowy," but more like regular sneakers you're used to. Because it's a lightweight training shoe, it's meant for speed.

The Brooks Women's Revel Running Shoes ($100) are perfect for those mid-length training sessions.