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Lifters with sweaty feet, this one’s for you: The Dropset 3 was impressively breathable (but still as sturdy as you’d want a gym to be) when we tested it last year.

Strength coach Roxie Jones, CFSC, founder of BodyRox, previously told SELF that Vivobarefoot is the brand to shop if you prefer minimalist shoes for working out.

Its roomy toe box and multiple width options make the Ryka Influence a great pick for weightlifters and gym rats with wide feet.

SELF’s director of fitness and food has worked out in Reebok Nanos for years because they’re so darn versatile. She can wear them for lifting, plyometrics, circuit workouts, and even light cardio.

With its just-right heel stack, multiple width options, and workhorse design, the Ghost is a total crowdpleaser. Pretty much every runner will find something to love about it.

Curious about zero-drop running shoes? Altra is a great brand to start with—and the Torin is an especially good option for logging major miles.

Experts recommend the Asics Gel-Kayano for anyone who needs extra stability and support in their shoes, like overpronators and folks with flat feet.

Another Sneaker Award winner, the Glycerin 21 has pillowy soft cushioning and a wide, stable outsole.

You’re in for a snappy, speedy ride in this Saucony runner, which features a propulsive carbon plate.

Race day shoes can get pricey, so jump on this deal while you can. You’ll thank your past self come marathon season.

These SELF Sneaker Award–winning running shoes provide the stability you need to cruise through marathon training or casual jogs.

As a commerce writer who spends a lot of her free time testing sneakers, the Devotion X is one of my all-time faves: It’s flexible, lightweight, and has a supportive insole for my low arches.

Spending all day on your feet? Skechers’s Max Cushioning Elite was made for that. It has a high stack of foam that softens your steps without making you feel wobbly.

These New Balances turned one dad shoe skeptic on the SELF team into a believer. “Never in a million years did I think that I would love a pair of New Balances like I love this shoe,” she says. “Comfortable and cute—double win!”

One SELFer wears their Hannah Retro sneakers with jeans, skirts, athleisure and beyond: “It feels on-trend strutting about New York City.”

I’ve had my Ghost Max 2s for months, and I still get excited to put them on for long walks around the neighborhood. They’re bouncy and plush enough to keep me going for hours.

This Sneaker Award winner is made for heavy-duty walking. Our tester anticipated having her pair for years to come.

Dr. Scholl’s is known for making supportive, arch-friendly sneakers, and these ones definitely deliver. They’ll go with any outfit, and they have a platform that makes them look slightly more elevated (pun intended).

We can’t think of many sneakers with the same staying power as Reebok’s Club C 85—it’s a true classic that only gets comfier the more you wear it.

Still haven’t gotten your hands on a pair of Samba sneakers? Now’s your chance to snag them on sale.

These bold sneaks are giving “dad sneaker” in the best way.

We love these retro-esque Veja sneakers—the mix of mesh and suede adds to their effortlessly cool vibe.

Leave it to Merrell to show just how cute a hiking shoe can be. The Moab Speed 2 impressed our tester with how stylish, supportive, and grippy it was during her outings.

The rugged Saucony Peregrine is a long-standing fave among trail runners who regularly tackle tough, technical terrain.

Here’s a rugged hiking boot with all the sleek style of a sneaker. The Oboz Kabatic is a great pick for hiking long distances, even in wet conditions—its B-Dry lining seals out water, so you stay dry and comfy.

If you’re setting out on mostly flat, easy-to-moderate trails, you’ll love Columbia’s Novo Trail Shoe. It has a plush, shock-absorbing ride that’ll keep your joints happy.

Multiple trail running experts have recommended Salomon’s lightweight-yet-cushioned Speedcross to SELF. It’s shock-absorbing and protective, but doesn’t feel bulky.

According to travel blogger Sveva Marcangeli, this Salewa boot is about as versatile as hiking footwear gets. “I’ve used these to hike boulders and canyons in Arizona, and mountains in Italy—they really fit all needs,” she says.

Hands-free slip-on sneakers like the Madison Cloud make getting dressed and out the door so much easier on busy days.

These 2024 Sneaker Award winners are the perfect balance of sturdy and cushioned—a must when you’re pedaling fast.

These lightweight, breathable kicks have a durable rubber outsole that’ll keep you stable on the gym floor.

Owners of sweaty feet will love these breezy sneaks from Allbirds. They keep air flowing and have a perfectly comfy-casual look.

No break-in period, a timeless look, and a sub-$100 price tag? This classic Reebok might be the perfect sneaker for traveling.

Exploring a new city means logging major miles. With its thick—yet lightweight—foam midsole, this Sneaker Award winner is up to the task.

Trying to save space in your carry-on? A good white sneaker, like the SELF editor-approved Veja Campo, can work with casual and dressier looks alike.

On’s bestselling Cloud 5 sneakers are surprisingly great for long trips. They pack easily, feel light on your feet, and can hold up after long days spent strolling.

If you’re idea of training involves playing a few rounds of pickleball, you need these SELF Sneaker Award–winning shoes from K-Swiss. They have grippy outsoles that’ll make sure you don’t slide on the court.

These won the title of best tennis shoes in our Sneaker Awards because they’re super comfy. One tester says the sides are especially supportive, which is important for lateral movements as you volley.

Eric Davidson, a tennis supervisor at Midtown Athletic Club and a member of the Wilson Select Team, previously recommended these Adidas sneakers to SELF because they sit low on the ankle, so you can focus on the game (not your sneaks).

These basketball sneakers will definitely stand out on the court—and they’re LeBron James-approved.