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With a springy, firm midsole, the Levitate 3 supplies high energy return. An arrow-point tread enhances flexibility and eases heel-to-toe transitions. (Read the full review here.)

The Adrenaline GTS 20 incorporates a guide rail system, meant to stabilize your stride without over-correction or excess pressure below your arch. Bonus: A mesh upper improves flexibility and fit, in comparison to the shoe’s previous versions. (Read our full review here.)

Bouncy midsole technology, a soft mesh upper, and gel cushioning in the rear and forefoot provide comfortable support, ideal for covering long distances.

This iteration of the Glycerin boosts the volume of Brooks’s DNA Loft midsole, increasing support and softness without sacrificing responsiveness. (Read our full review here.)

The Fresh Foam cushioning is ultra light and soft, but offers even better energy return than previous 1080s. Impressive spring also stems from the plush rubber sole and rounding underfoot. (Read the full review here.)

Before they run out of stock, snag a pair of the Kayanos—one of Asics’s most popular shoes for decades. Gel cushioning and an EVA sock liner combine with FlyteFoam Lyte and FlyteFoam Propel technology to boost comfort and absorb impact.  (Read our full review here.)

The Gel-Excite 7 is a reliable, neutral road running shoe, implementing lower-density midsole foam, a multidirectional mesh upper, and gel cushioning in the rearfoot. 

The Roav v1s elevate classic athleisure style without compromising function. A slight platform heel, measuring 0.75 inches, and bootie upper construction conforms to the back of the foot, while a rubber outsole ensures durability.

A sock-like construction seamlessly forms to the shape of your foot, while a Cloudfoam midsole, OrthoLite sock liner, and knit textile upper supply pillow-soft comfort. Get them before they're gone.

The Ride 13s are an ideal everyday running shoe, boasting Saucony’s lightweight Pwwrun cushioning technology underfoot and breathable engineered mesh throughout.

The Gel-Cumulus 21 is a durable shoe for neutral runners who prioritize comfort and support. It’s stiff but boasts a two-layer foam midsole with heel gel cushioning, and an engineered mesh upper designed to lock your foot in place. Few sizes are still available, so move fast. (Read our full review.)

This shoe has a women’s-specific fit, and features a multidirectional traction pattern on the outsole that locks in your landing. Thanks to a bouncy midsole and stretchy knit upper, they’re suitable for runs or cross-training workouts.  

Adidas Ultraboosts deliver the best of both worlds: effective performance technology and a stylish, streetwear-focused design. The latest iteration is the cushiest and most supportive yet, delivering Adidas’ breathable Primeknit+ upper, Boost midsole, and secure fit.

The Ghost has been granted several Runner’s World Editors’ Choice awards over the years, due to its unwavering reliability as a daily trainer. This latest model employs a soft DNA Loft foam midsole and an engineered mesh upper for enhanced flexibility and breathability.

Although an older model from Brooks, the Ravenna 11 delivers long-lasting, and environmentally-friendly, BioMoGo DNA cushioning, a guide rails system for support, and a locked-in fit for smooth heel-to-toe transitioning. But act fast—only select sizes are still available.

If you tend to mildly overpronate, then you’ll appreciate the stability of the GT-2000 8. Lower-density foam and Asics’s EVA-based FlyteFoam provides soft but firm cushioning, while the two-layer mesh upper secures your foot. (Read our full review here.)

Adidas’s Boost foam provides optimal energy return in this stylish shoe, available in eight flashy shades. Added support comes in the form of TPU heel construction, an EVA sock liner, and breathable mesh.

Hit the trails with Asics’s Gel-Venture 7s, built with a solid, synthetic leather upper and sturdy internal heel counter. Added support from the gel technology and EVA midsole absorbs shock, protecting your feet from heel to toe. 

The Launch 7 is a neutral running shoe, providing a soft but not overly-cushioned midsole. It’s lightweight—featuring just a single-layer mesh upper—bouncy, and responsive, with a fit that’s a bit more narrow than previous Launches. (Read our full review here.)

It’s everything we love about the Response Super, in more neutral colors (white, black, and dove grey), and at even better discounts—such as 48 percent off.

An injection-molded EVA midsole couples with New Balance’s Response 1.0 Performance Insert for exceptional plushness.

The Pesu v1s are suited for multiple surfaces, delivering a durable EVA outsole with rubber pods designed to soften impact forces. Plus: New Balance’s DynaSoft cushioning amplifies support and responsiveness underfoot.

Synthetic and mesh materials combine in the Arishi V3’s HypoKnit upper to optimize breathability, while the Fresh Foam midsole technology and sturdy Ultra Heel design enhance support.

For a responsive, high-mileage shoe — and an unbeatable discount at up to $60 off — look no further than the Wave Rider Waveknit. Springy Mizuno Enerzy foam through the heel and midfoot allows for more cushioning during long runs, while the Waveknit upper offers a locked-in fit with comfortable stretch.

The Supernova combines Adidas’s Boost and Bounce foams, giving the shoe both optimal cushioning and high energy return when you heel strike. And they’re eco-friendly: The upper is constructed from at least 50 percent recycled materials.

The 680 v6 is made with New Balance’s Abzorb midsole, a lightweight blend of cushioning and compression set. And with a no-sew upper application, and padded tongue and collar, the likelihood of irritation is reduced.

If you ask us, the Predict SOC is Salomon’s best shoe for cross-training. Here’s why: Grooves in the midsole align with the foot’s joints—lending to all-day flexibility and support—EnergyCell+ technology is responsive and durable, and the knit upper provides a sock-like fit.

The standard version of the Wave Rider (also up to $60 off right now) utilizes a dual-layered engineered mesh throughout. Slight perforations make it a breathable trainer and a lightweight rubber sole promises longer wear.

A plush heel collar and padded tongue combine with generous cushioning, a durable rubber outsole, and solid toe reinforcement to create this versatile everyday trainer.

Best designed for overpronators, this stability running shoe includes a medial post and T-Beam technology—New Balance’s flexible TPU shank—to help alignment and prevent your foot from rolling inward. 

The Wave Inspire 16 is a moderate stability trainer that offers a solid but flexible midsole plate and balanced cushioning, better for overpronators and ideal for training runs set at an easy pace. (Read our full review.)

Looking for a statement running shoe? Might we suggest the X9000L4, made with Boost foam and a mesh upper. The outsole tread pattern provides grippy traction on pavement, while the geocentric design adds a little flair.