If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (2024)

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Choosing the right shoes for your workout can really make or break your training session.

It might sound obvious, but your first task when looking for the best workout shoes for women should be considering the type of workout you're doing. You shouldn't really use your Hoka running shoes to lift weights, for example. Running shoes are often made with cushier foam that keep feet farther from the floor, taking away stability. Brittany Spencer, CPT, an Atlanta-based trainer, prefers flatter weightlifting shoes since they "help with my stability and grip when performing heavier lifts," she says.

Number two: Make sure you've got the proper shoe size. Even if you swear you've worn the same size since you were 13, it might be worth heading to a store to get fitted again. Your feet tend to get bigger as you age, and they can also change sizes during pregnancy, says Mark Mendeszoon, DPM, a board-certified podiatrist and foot and ankle surgeon. For those reasons, among others, he finds that many women mistakenly wear "a shoe size anywhere from a half to a full size smaller than their actual foot size," he says.

Best workout shoes for women

What to consider

Type of workout

The kind of gym shoes you opt for will depend on what kind of workouts you'll be doing. For example, if you're looking for something to wear for studio classes, look for shoes with support and cushioning to balance the impact (jumping, running in place, and side-to-side motion). "It is important that the shoes fit properly and provide comfort and support, and that they also have good lateral counters, are lightweight, and have a good pivot point on the forefoot sole," says Mendeszoon.

Or, if loading up in the weight room is your jam, you need shoes that create a stable base. That means a zero drop or flat sole, according to Mendeszoon. "Many lifting activities require the feet to be intimate with the ground so that stability, support, and dynamic mobility can be provided," he says. "The shoes should be very lightweight and responsive."

Besides these two pro tips, here are a few general things you should also keep in mind when shopping.

Weight

Gym shoes should generally be flat and and light, since they are designed for speed and performance, says podiatrist Chanel Perkins, DPM. Mesh gym shoes are more lightweight and are usually more breathable.

Cushioning

If you're looking for running shoes especially, target ones with ample heel and forefoot cushioning. "Cushioning is a very vital element in gym shoes since this is what helps with shock absorption," Perkins says.

Outsole

You want this part of the shoe to match up with your workout—will the outsole slide? Does it have a good grip? For instance, if you're playing pickleball, you'll want it to interact well with the court and not slide, says former Women's Health fitness editor Jennifer Nied, NASM.

How we selected

For the past few years, Women’s Health editors, including commerce editor Jasmine Gomez, editorial assistant Addison Aloian, and former senior commerce editor Neha Tandon, vetted the bestselling, top-rated workout shoes for women. Our team consulted podiatrists Mark Mendeszoon, DPM and Chanel Perkins, DPM, trainers Tatiana Lampa, CPT and Brittany Spencer, CPT, and Women's Health editors, and then evaluated thousands of customer reviews and ratings to narrow down the best workout shoes for women for a wide range of needs and preferences.

Whatever your fave way to sweat—running, cardio, weight-training, and beyond—there's a Cinderella-perfect shoe for you. So grab your best leggings and sports bra, and see below for the 10 best workout shoes for women, tried and tested by podiatrists, trainers, and Women's Health editors.

Best Running Shoe

Hoka Bondi 8

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Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (14)Maximum cushioning
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (15)Breathable upper keeps feet dry
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (16)Arch support may be too high for some

Editorial assistant Addison Aloian says the Bondi 8s changed her relationship with running. "Prior to a few months ago, I knew next to nothing about what type of shoes to wear when running," she says. "Then, when I began research, I learned that running shoes should be comfortable, supportive, and still light, so you can run your fastest—all of that describes the Hoka Bondi 8s down to a tee."

Aloian adds that these sneakers are the most comfortable she has ever worn—whether she's running or walking—and that they're her go-tos when she wants to log a few miles in style. "They're light, flexible, and sleek, and give my feet balance and comfort the entire time," Aloian says. "I also feel like they give me a good springy, bounce-back feeling from the ground." One of the best parts of these shoes? They clean easily in the washing machine.

Read more: Best Hoka Running Shoes

Type of workoutRunning
Sizes5-12
WidthsMedium and wide
Weight0.5 lbs
SupportOrtholite hybrid sockliner, zonal rubber placement for weight savings, durabrasion rubber outsole
CushionMaximum
OutsoleMaximum grip
Colors17

Best Lifting Shoe

Nike Free Metcon 4 Training Shoes

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Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (18)Flat heel is great fot lifting heavy
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (19)Flexible sole allows for ample movement/jumps
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (20)Might not be enough support for long runs

These babies are double approved—by both a Women's Health editor and expert trainer. That's right, these are some of Aloian's favorite lifting shoes, and Tatiana Lampa, CPT, a corrective-exercise specialist and the founder of the Training with T app, says the same. Yup, she deems them "one of my forever favorite lifting and plyometric shoes," she says. So, what's so special about these guys? Well, "It has the flat heel to lift heavy and the flexibility toe movement so you can jump," Lampa says. "It also provides flexibility and stability in your workouts—no need to change shoes at the gym for each exercise!" she adds.

Aloian says she wears these sneakers to the gym about four times a week. "I love lifting heavy weights in them because not only are they ultra-comfy and my foot feels super secure in them, but they're also flat," Aloian adds. "So, it's the next best thing to being barefoot so your foot can gain stability through the floor."

Type of workoutLifting
Sizes5-12
WidthsRegular
Weight0.7 lbs
SupportSofter foam core with wide internal webbing and support at the midfoot and heel
CushionLow
OutsoleMaximum grip
Colors3

Best for High Arches

Asics Gel-Quantum 360 VII

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Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (22)Firm, but comfortable cushioning
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (23)Stable heel also makes it great for lifting
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (24)Arch might be too high for some

These Asics come at the recommendation of Lampa, who legit walked around in them for a week—sans pain, even with high arches. "I personally used my Asics Gel Quantum 360s to walk around Paris for a week and did not once have any issues with my feet," she says. "I highly recommend for long-distance walking, jogging, and running."

Reviewers love these shoes, too, with one writing that they're "one of the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn." They have awesome cushioning, yet they're sturdy. They're clean and sleek, but also durable. Since the heel is stable, multiple reviewers also say that they use them for a variety of workouts—such as weightlifting, using the treadmill, and biking. Plus, they're high-quality, so they've lasted customers a long time.

Type of workoutRunning, lifting, biking
Sizes5-12
WidthsRegular
Weight0.9 lbs
SupportGEL technology and FLYTEFOAM blast cushioning in the heel
CushionMedium
OutsoleUnspecified
Colors4

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Best Shoe For Studio Classes

Ryka Women's Influence Cross Trainer

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Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (27)Great for a variety of workouts
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (28)Supportive, but not flat
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (29)Might be too narrow for people with wide feet

These shoes are "an excellent selection" for group studio classes thanks to a traction outsole and footprint design made with pivot points, according to Mendeszoon. They're made for dance fitness and low-impact classes, and are legit made for women, with a narrower heel, roomier toe, and all-around softer foot cushioning. The outsole also includes an ergonomically-shaped rubber tole for maximum durability.

Reviewers are totally obsessed with these shoes, especially those that say they struggle with painful feet. "These have just the right amount of support (I find Hokas have too much sole for me); the toe box is roomy and the heel narrow—perfect," one user wrote. Another raved about how she's tried 40-5o different pairs of shoes and these are her first pair in a while that have allowed her to walk around pain-free with plantar fasciitis and MS flare-ups.

Type of workoutCrosstraining
Sizes5-12
WidthsRegular and wide
Weight0.9 lbs
SupportAnatomical insole has extra arch and heel support
CushionMedium
OutsoleMedium grip
Colors20
Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (31)Comfortable base makes it great for lifting
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (32)Ample grip to keep you from slipping
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (33)Not great for long runs

"Metcon 8s are my favorite for lifting," says Spencer. It's not hard to see why, as they are made with a comfy base, great grip, stability for lifting, and lightweight mesh for breathability. Note taken!

These are also a WH staffer fave for food producer Tina Martinez, a "diehard Metcon fan for years," she says. In fact, she stopped wearing weightlifting shoes at all when Nike dropped this training sneaker. "It provides the perfect amount of stability to do heavy squats, but also allows the flexibility for a quick run or a metabolic conditioning piece," she says. Well, there you have it.

Read more: Best Cross-training Shoes

Type of workoutCrosstraining, lifting
Sizes5.5-12
WidthsRegular
Weight0.6 lbs
CushionMedium
OutsoleHigh
SupportNike React foam
Colors12

Best Cycling Shoe

Pearl Izumi Quest Road Cycling Shoe

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Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (35)Nylon sole offers tons of support
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (36)Mesh upper helps keep feet from being sweaty
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (37)Might be too snug for cyclists with wide feet

Nied is a massive fan of these cycling shoes from Pearl Izumi. Previous rented shoes or older styles usually make her feet cramp up or cause her toes to lose sensation about half an hour into wear. But not this pair: It's a game-changer for her. The nylon sole provides a stiff platform for maximum support and the mesh upper maximizes ventilation to keep your foot breathing even during the sweatiest SoulCycle classes.

But one feature rose above all others to make them worth it for Nied: The multiple velcro straps to adjust how snug her feet are by zone. "My toes can wiggle all they want while my ankle and mid-foot are secure," she says. Yup, these ultra-adjustable babies provide stability and support on every ride.

Type of workoutCycling
Sizes36-43 (5-10.5)
SupportEVA foam and rubber heel and nylon sole
WidthsRegular
Weight0.5 lbs
CushionLow
OutsoleMedium grip
Colors2

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Best Crossfit Shoes

Altra Solstice XT 2

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Two podiatrists we spoke with would go to bat for these shoes. Mendeszoon likes them for workouts that include weightlifting, like Crossfit. What stands out for him is the caged upper that offers added support for lateral movements and the balanced cushioning platform for stability. However, podiatrist Chanel Perkins, DPM, is also a fan since they're lightweight and made from seamless mesh material. "The spacious foot-shaped toe box offers wiggle room for the toes, which is important since the feet expand when we run," she says.

So, these shoes can basically do it all, nbd. Reviewers love this shoe for their comfort, whether they're walking or lifting weights. One user even wrote that they spend hours on their feet all day as a personal trainer and these shoes are great for their cushioning and supportive feel. If you like a barefoot feeling, these are the do-it-all shoes for you, another customer wrote.

Read more: Best Crossfit Shoes

Type of workoutCrosstraining, lifting
Sizes5.5-12
WidthsRegular
Weight0.5 lbs
SupportFirmer caged upper
CushionHigh
OutsoleMedium grip
Colors3

Best Running Shoe With Arch Support

Asics Women's Gel-Kayano 28 Running Shoe

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The Gel-Kayano is a go-to for runners dealing with issues like flat feet and overpronation. "This shoe has firm foam support throughout the arch," says Perkins. "In addition to being lightweight, it’s also very soft, highly-cushioned, and largely breathable." The sneaker offers gel pods under the heel and forefoot for extra cushion and shock support, plus firm foam on the medial side for pronation issues.

WH executive health and fitness director Jacqueline Andriakos is also a fan. She's been wearing them since her foot doctor recommended them to her back in high school when she was recovering from an injury. "I *always* come back to them," she says. "They are sturdy and supportive and allow me to run and jump without any pain."

Read more: Best Arch Support Running Shoes

Type of workoutRunning
Sizes5-12.5
OutsoleMedium grip
WidthsRegular, narrow, and wide
CushionHigh
SupportOrthoLite X-55 sockliner and Dynamic DuoMax Support System
Weight0.6 lbs
Colors19

Best Everyday Workout Shoe

APL TechLoom Zipline

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WH associate commerce editor Lily Wohlner calls herself a mega-fan of these shoes—along with her roommate—and wears them for literally everything. "They're awesome for cross-training, they're our go-to walking shoes, and they even protect your joints on a run," she says. "Plus, they look so stylish no matter what workout (or errand) you're doing." Wohlner says she often forgets she's wearing shoes when she has them on—they're that cozy. Enough said!

Type of workoutRunning
Sizes5-11
WidthsRegular
Weight0.5 lbs
SupportBreathable single layer upper and APL FutureFoam running midsole
CushionHigh
OutsoleMedium grip
Colors50

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Most Comfortable Running Shoe

Brooks Glycerin 20

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Pros
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (44)Lightweight and secure fit
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (45)Great to use as an everyday running shoe
Cons
  • If You Only Buy One Pair Of Workout Shoes, It Needs To Be From This List (46)Not ideal for speedwork

Perkins recommends the Brooks Glycerin Running Shoe. "This style comes with a built-in OrthoLite sock liner which really grips into the arch and mimics the support of athletic taping of the arch," she says. The shoe also comes with a soft underfoot base that helps its durability, even if you're running on the roughest roads.

The Glycerin 20's thick-but-well-cushioned sole also makes it ideal for runners with plantar fasciitis, since that padding can help absorb impact from each stride, taking away the stress from your arches and their surrounding areas.

Read more: Best Brooks Running Shoes

Type of workoutRunning
Sizes5-15
WidthsRegular, narrow, and wide
Weight0.6 lbs
CushionHigh
SupportDNA Loft v2 cushioning and crash pad
Colors33
OutsoleMedium grip

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Meet the experts

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What else to consider

Flexibility

Quality gym shoes should be more flexible in the arch, but also have a good amount of firmness, Perkins adds.

Support

Support and cushioning can both impact your form with weightlifting and running, says Atlanta-based trainer Brittany Spencer, CPT, so make sure to grab workout shoes that have enough support and comfort for your foot.

Activity

It's crucial to wear the right type of shoes for your specific workout, says Nied. If you're doing several different exercises at the gym, bring multiple sneakers to match each one.

Durability

You'll want a shoe that'll last through many workouts, so make sure to read reviews and buy the shoe that reviewers say lasts more than a few weeks, Nied adds.

Shape

In addition to wanting the proper shoe size, you'll also want gym shoes that match your foot shape, Nied says, whether they're narrow or wide. "If your foot has too much wiggle room, that can cause chafing, blisters, and discomfort," she says.

Design

It's all in the details. Make sure the laces are secure and customizable to your foot, and that they have seams in the upper. "I like a gym shoe with some lacing options (extra holes at the top to really lock them down), as well as laces that won’t come untied constantly," Nied says.

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Workout shoes for lifting vs cardio

Lifting shoes just need to be flat, says Perkins, and ideally, they offer support, stability, and zero drop, adds Nied.

"When you lift, your driving force is coming through the heels, so the heel drop in a lifting shoe should be negative or close to it," Perkins says. (Nied says she's worked with trainers who lift barefoot so their foot muscles can engage with the ground, so you can also look for shoes that mimic the feel.)

A good cardio shoe, on the other hand, offers more cushioning and ankle support for higher-impact activities, they say. "These features allow safe, quick movement in all directions," Nied adds. "An upper with breathable material and/or sweat-wicking properties is also a plus for the extra sweaty sessions."

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Gym shoes vs. sneakers

Sneakers and gym shoes are terms that have long been used interchangeably—but they do not mean the same thing, says Perkins.

Sneakers are for specific activities like running or walking. "They tend to be more padded and supportive for higher impact movements," she explains.

On the flip side, gym shoes are more versatile for a variety of general physical activities. "Gym shoes are flatter and have equal cushioning throughout the sole," she says. "They have a lower heel drop (heel-to-toe drop), since there are less heel-to-toe movements needed in gym."

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Can I use running shoes for the gym?

Yup, but you'll want to be careful, since the wrong foot gear can sometimes cause injuries, says Perkins. "It’s best to stick to shoes designed to meet the needs and demands of your activity level," she adds.

For instance, if you want to run and lift at the gym, Spencer recommends going with a cross-training shoe.

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FAQs

How many pairs of gym shoes do you need? ›

Two to Four Pairs of Running Shoes is the Sweet Spot

Most feasibly, two to four pair of shoes will serve the needs of most runners. At the very least, you'll want a daily trainer that's comfortable and versatile, and a speed-oriented shoe for faster workouts and race day.

What is the gym shoe rule? ›

Proper Clothing & Hygiene

Appropriate athletic shoes only. No street shoes, sandals or flip flops are allowed in studio or gym during workouts, classes and personal training. Exceptions apply to yoga classes. We recommend a good pair of gym shoes for wearing in the gym.

Do I need multiple pairs of running shoes? ›

If you run most days of the week, you need at least two pairs of running shoes. You will want to 'rotate' your running shoes throughout the week, rather than wear the same pair for several days in a row.

Do you need more than one pair of shoes? ›

Ideally, you should alternate between your favourite shoes every day, to reduce the strain on the other pair.

Can you wear the same gym shoes everyday? ›

Foot Health: Wearing the same shoes daily can lead to the accumulation of moisture and sweat inside the shoes, creating a breeding ground for bacteria and fungi. Alternating shoes allows them to dry out and reduces the risk of foot-related problems.

How long should a pair of workout shoes last? ›

As a general suggestion, experts say you should aim to replace your shoes after 300-500 miles of use. Of course, this means super active people may need to replace their shoes every couple of months, while someone who isn't wearing them too often may only need to buy new shoes once or twice per year.

What is the 3 shoe rule? ›

Whittling down your choices to just a few pairs can be tough, so we're sharing a favourite travel tip: the '3 shoe rule. ' Yes, you guessed it – the '3 shoe rule' is only pack THREE pairs of shoes. For a summer vacation, this typically means a pair of sneakers and two pairs of sandals – one dressy and one casual.

What is the 2 2 rule in gym? ›

You can shorten your gym sessions without losing gains, according to bodybuilder Marcus Filly. The 2x2 rule of two exercises, two intense sets each, can help you get the most out of the gym, he said. Aim to train close to failure, and don't forget to warm up before lifting heavy.

What is the gym 3 rule? ›

The Rule of Three Workout Routine is pretty straight forward. It has you doing three exercise per workout, three workouts per week, for three weeks. You then take a light week and repeat.

Should you have separate workout shoes? ›

It all depends on how often you run. If you run four or more times a week, you should have at least two pairs of shoes.

How many sneakers should I own? ›

So in general, every man should own 4 sneakers from good sneaker brands to be able to pull off all their needs and demands.

How many pairs of shoes is enough? ›

Experts and Doctors believe people should always own multiple pairs of shoes so that they are able to rotate them. There are a variety of explanations why, but here are a few of the key reasons to rotate your shoes, which will extend their life and protect the investment you make in quality footwear.

How many gym shoes should I have? ›

The short answer is: at least two different types of running shoes. One for short distances and one for long distances. However, that's a minimum suggestion, and anyone can choose to have more than two types of running shoes for workouts like long runs, tempo runs, speedwork, and even walking workouts.

When should you get rid of a pair of shoes? ›

A good rule of thumb is to replace your shoes every 350-500 miles. For some shoes that could mean six months, but others could last longer. If you don't keep track of your shoe mileage, replacing a pair that you use often every 8-12 months is good practice.

How many pair of shoes do you require? ›

If you want them to last longer, have more pairs. Otherwise 6 is fine. i have a pair of dirty work shoes, a pair of heels, a pair for nice occasions, rainbow boots that don't fit but i can't bear to part with, and two pairs of house slippers.

How many pairs of shoes is a normal amount? ›

The global shoe ownership average is 7 to 8 pairs per person. In the United States, the average number of pairs owned by one person is 6. British women own 30-35 pairs of shoes on average. Meanwhile, British men own 18.

How many sneakers should a person own? ›

So in general, every man should own 4 sneakers from good sneaker brands to be able to pull off all their needs and demands.

How many pairs of shoes should a sneakerhead have? ›

According to Huddle Up, a daily online letter that analyzes the business and money behind sports, sneakerheads own anywhere from 25 to 75 pairs of sneakers and buy one to four pairs a month. Once the symbol of athleticism, sneakers have become one of the biggest fashion and commercial items in the world.

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