Daily Trainers

Bouncy, cheerful and happy to pick up the pace when you are.

“If you only buy one shoe this year, start here.”

A full-length nylon plate in PWRRUN PB foam: race-shoe pop without the race-shoe fragility.

“The one-shoe quiver for runners who do workouts.”

Lightstrike Pro super foam with no plate, priced like an everyday trainer.

“Race-shoe foam for daily miles, and the best-value fast trainer on the shelf.”

Light, springy and plate-free, with a wider base than the Rebels before it.

“A fun daily shoe that is also happy doing your strides.”

More foam, a higher drop and the same easy-rolling rocker.

“The comfortable default for runners who want soft without slow.”

A softer, smoother Ride that finally caught up with its rivals.

“The quiet achiever of the daily-trainer aisle.”

Plush, predictable and built to last past 500 miles.

“The shoe running-store staff recommend when they don't know you yet.”

The forty-first edition of the shoe your running club already owns.

“Dependable to the point of being invisible, which is the point.”

GuideRails keep your knees honest without a hard medial post.

“The stability shoe that's been quietly right for twenty-four versions.”

Guidance without the brick-like posting of stability shoes past.

“Stability for people who swore they'd never wear a stability shoe.”

Enerzy NXT foam and a smooth heel-to-toe roll on a long-running classic.

“Firm-ish, faithful and unflashy, like a good watch.”

Helion superfoam in CloudTec Phase cushioning that compresses softly on landing.

“The On for people who found the other Ons too firm.”