Are You Ready For This? Our 56 Favorite Sneakers of 2017 Are So Freaking Cool

Millennial-pink-lovers, these Nike Air Max Thea Mesh Sneakers ($95) are for you. The shoes have a coated panel along the arch of your foot that makes them feel flexible yet secure.

York Athletics calls The Henry black shoe ($110) the "fighter's running sneaker of choice." This option has a slip-resistant outsole so you won't slide around on the floor.

The design of these Adidas EQT Support 93/17 Knit Sneaker ($180) was originally made in the '90s. This pick has excellent arch support.

The Nike Tennis Classic Ultra Flyknit Sneakers ($150) include foam midsole cushioning for added comfort. Whether you're on the tennis court or just walking around, these shoes are a stylish option.

The pearl pink shade of these Nike Women's Air Max LD Zero SE Running Shoes ($180) is so unique. Flyware cables in the upper part of the shoe will give you excellent support.

The Nike Pegasus 34 Running Shoe ($110) was designed to keep you comfortable for many miles. The cushion in the forefoot and heel will give you a springy feel as you move.

If you still want a dose of millennial pink, try these Reebok Cloudride DMX Walking Shoes ($80). They include a heel pull-loop so they're easy to take on and off. The Memory Tech Massage foam sock liner will feel good on your feet all day long, too.

The woven upper of these Nike Roshe Flyknit Sneakers ($115, originally $165) makes them feel lightweight. The design was inspired by the practice of meditation and the concept of zen. They are meant to be simple yet useful.

The padded soles of these Adidas Alphabounce Engineered Mesh Lace-Up Sneakers ($110) absorb shock on impact. These shoes are ideal for your weekend runs.

The Nike Mayfly Lite Ripstop Sneakers ($110) were first designed as a marathon sneaker in 2003. Now they are new and improved with a waterproof material.

If you want to opt out of shoe laces, try the Nike Sock Dart Premium Faux Leather Sneakers ($107, originally $153). The midsole is light so when you move around you won't feel like you're weighed down.

These Athletic Propulsion Labs Ascend Mesh and Rubber Sneakers ($98, originally $195) were designed with supportive rubber overlays that keep your feet in place while you're exercising. They also include the label's signature Propelium soles, which fitness experts rave about — they're extremely comfortable.

The ethereal, cloudy print on the Adidas Lite Racer ($45, originally $65) is a total dream. The rubber outsole will give you good traction and durability. The insole will contour to your foot like a custom mold for a perfect fit. Wear these for running or jogging.

To keep things simple, opt for these Nike Huarache Sneakers ($115). This shoe design is a replica from 1992.

If you love HIIT workouts, these Nike Flex Trainer 7 Print Cross Training Shoes ($68, originally $75) are a useful option. The print on the heel makes them look playful.

The Nike Tanjun ENG Shoes ($53, originally $70) were named after the Japanese word for "simplicity." They're meant to be comfortable for long walks and everyday activities.

The APL Athletic Propulsion Labs TechLoom Pro Mesh Sneakers ($98, originally $140) are a smart investment. While designed for running, they work for a variety of workouts so you'll get great use out of them. The mesh upper keeps these shoes lightweight so you won't feel weighed down.

A golden swish adds shine to these Nike Air Force 1 Suede High-Top Sneakers ($55, originally $110), one of the brand's most iconic styles.

These Nike Sock Dart Shoes ($130) have a breathable mesh upper. The adjustable strap will give you an ideal custom fit. These shoes also come in red and black.

Even if you don't skate, you can still rock these Vans Old Skool Coral Sneakers ($55). The classic shoe is great for casual days when you're running errands. Wear them when you want to be comfortable for long days of walking. They're a great investment because they never go out of style.

The bright turquoise shade of these Nike Roshe Two Shoes ($65, originally $90) will definitely get you noticed. They feature triple-layer cushioning for a soft underfoot feel.

For those who go for the bold, these playful Nike Zoom Vapor 9.5 Tour Mesh Tennis Shoes ($115, originally $165) are meant for you.

Wannabe mermaids will definitely appreciate these Nike Air Force 1 07 LV8 Shoes ($70, originally $100). This choice comes in men's sizes, so make sure to order your right fit.

These New Balance 247 Sneakers ($80) include a mesh toe to make them more breathable.

Wear the Adidas Women's Neo Lite Racer Sneaker ($45, originally $65) with an all-white workout outfit. The brand used its signature FifFoam in the memory sockliner to ensure all-day comfort.

The Nike Thea Trainers ($100) include mesh panels and perforations at the heel for breathability.

If you're a new runner, these Adidas Alphabounce Engineered Mesh Shoes ($110) could help to build your strength and endurance. The mesh upper is breathable and will adapt to your movements.

The silver-hued mesh on these Nike Zero QS Sneakers ($98, originally $164) is understated yet cool. The heels are ultracushioned so you'll never want to take these off. The neutral tones will go with just about anything, so they're a great investment.

These Nike Air Huarache Run Mesh Sneakers ($77, originally $110) are designed to stretch with your foot to give you a custom fit. They run a little small, so opt for a half size up.

The Supra Noiz Skate Sneakers ($56) are lightweight shoes meant for skateboarding, but they're great for long walks, too. The molded foam sole makes this pick comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The upper is made of mesh and leather — it gives your foot a snug fit without feeling constricting.

We love the muted gold shade of these APL Athletic Propulsion Labs Techloom Phantom Sneakers ($185). The supportive midsole and neoprene sock make them particularly comfortable. This shoe is designed for high-impact activities like running and jogging. The mesh upper will keep your foot cool while you exercise.

These Nike Blazer Suede and Shearling High-Top Sneakers ($52, originally $130) will literally go with anything you own — they're so versatile.

The neon coral shade of these Champion Poise Performance Athletic Shoes ($35) is cheerful and vibrant. The textured rubber sole will give you good traction, too. This is an excellent pick for those gym workouts. If you do a lot of mobility work, you won't feel like you're going to slip or slide around in these.

Metallic-lovers, snag these Nike Huarache Premium Shoes ($70, originally $120) for some shine.

The durable rubber features on the outside of the Nike Air Huarache Rose Gold Sneakers ($175) make them long-lasting.

The Nike Air Huarache Run Ultra Casual Shoes ($90, originally $115) work well for running both indoors and outdoors. The Flywire cables provide support without adding bulk to the shoe. The upper is all one piece, so these kicks look sleek and modern. They're meant to be easy to pack so you can take them on the go.

The ombré effect on the Nike Air Max Thea Ultra SI Shoe ($110, originally $140) is totally mesmerizing.

These Adidas Originals X Pharrell Williams Tennis Hu Pastel Sneaker ($110) also come in mint and sky blue.

Of course you can get a good run in with these Nike sneakers ($85, originally $105), but you'll want to wear the sleek design after you work out, too.

The Asics Gel-Domain 4 Sneakers ($90, originally $100) were initially designed for volleyball players. The sole includes two layers of memory foam that line the collar and mold to your heel so you'll get a custom fit.

Add edge to your outfits with the Nike Air Max Zero Sneakers ($150).

Nineties kids will appreciate the style of these Nike Women's Huarache Run Ultra Sneakers ($130). Rubber pods are strategically placed throughout the shoe to increase their durability. That means this design is going to last you a long time.

The deep aqua shade of these Asics Sneakers ($111, originally $124) reminds us of a big blue lake. The gel sole allows your foot to sink right into the shoe. The textured outsole will provide you with a slip-free experience. These run small, so go up a size.

The air chamber in the sole of these Nike Air Max 90 Ultra Sneakers ($128, originally $184) absorbs shock when you come down hard.

For a touch of gold to match your jewelry, put on these Nike Air Max 1 SE Shoes ($80, originally $130).

These legendary Nike Air Force 1 Shoes ($90) also come in all black. The sneakers were originally designed in 1982, but nowadays they're a favorite among fashion girls. This option is great for all-day comfort as well.

If your outfit needs a bright pop of color, throw these Nike Air Max 90 Ultra 2.0 Flyknit Sneakers ($110, originally $158) on.

These Nike Air Max 95 Metallic Gold Sneakers ($199) were just reissued last year. Their design was inspired by Japanese bullet-style trains.

If you're looking to hit the gym hard, try these Adidas Crazy Train Sneakers ($48, originally $80). The cushioned sole is shock absorbent for those tougher workouts. The design will keep your foot snug in the shoe. These kicks also come in orange or navy blue.

The durable rubber features on the outside of the Nike Air Huarache Shoes ($110) make them long-lasting.

Sure, these Nike Air Zoom Gimme Golf Shoes ($125) are made for the course, but we would rock them off the green as well.

The bright pattern on these Under Armour Speedform Gemini 3 Sneakers ($104, originally $130) is eye-catching. This pick is also intended for runs. The midsole sock liner wicks away moisture and adds cushion for your foot. A plus: these shoes feel so light.

The leather sole on this Nike Classic Cortez Metallic Leather Sneaker ($70, originally $90) will give you traction so you'll never slip.

You'll feel like you're walking on clouds when you slip on these New Balance Fresh Foam Zante Sneakers ($120) with a particularly cushioned insole.

These Nike Lunar Skyelux Shoes ($78, originally $100) have a sock-like fit that molds to your feet nice and snug. This pick comes in tons of colors if you want another pair that isn't pink.

If all-white is too basic for you, the orange swoosh on these Nike Court Borough Low Sneakers ($50, originally $65) gives them character.