We're Breaking Down the Differences Between 7 APL Sneakers

Sometimes, you just want a sneaker you can throw on and then run out the door. That's the APL TechLoom Bliss ($220). It's laceless, which means you definitely won't trip over it, and it happens to be the brand's bestselling style. It's the most lightweight shoe in the collection, making it perfect for traveling.

When you think of APL shoes, you likely think of the APL TechLoom Phantom ($185) sneaker. This is the shoe that's been named one of Oprah's Favorite Things and for good reason. It's one of the best-looking running shoes we've ever seen on the market, but that doesn't mean it compromises on function — quite the opposite, in fact. It is super easy to get on and off, has an incredibly comfortable sock-like fit, and provides support without feeling clunky.

Most APL shoes were designed for running, but the APL TechLoom Tracer ($250) is made for all kinds of training. The molded lycra collar helps with comfort and protects against blistering at the heel. This shoe has more stability than most other running shoes and can be worn for all different intensity workouts. Whether you're lifting weights or boxing, this is a great pair to have on hand.

If you want something lightweight and streamlined, you need the APL TechLoom Breeze ($220). The internal lacing system holds your foot in while you run, and the proprietary Propelium technology ensures that the structure of the midsole remains intact and the comfort never wavers. Plus, it's so sleek, and it comes in such cute colors. We love this neutral chocolate brown.

If you love a classic white sneaker, this APL TechLoom Pro ($160) is the one for you. It has more stability and structure than some of the other shoes and provides excellent support while still being flexible.

This APL TechLoom Wave ($245) is a great shoe that can either be laced up or slipped on, depending on your preferences. If you want something that's super flexible and comfortable, this is a great option to try. It doesn't hug your foot quite as much as the Breeze or Bliss style, but it still provides support and a neutral stride.

If you're looking for the most support and cushioning possible, you need the APL Streamline ($320). This is the brand's latest silhouette, and it's made for running, training, or any type of higher-intensity physical activity. The sole is much thicker than any other shoe style, and it's coupled with the light, breathable upper, which makes this shoe a game changer when it comes to sweaty workouts.