Training Running Shoes Reviews

“The Reebok Nanoflex TR is one of the best budget training shoes on the market, taking inspiration from the premium Nano range, with a simplified design, and lower cost materials that show little...” Read expert review

“The Nike Superrep 3 is the ideal indoor class shoe for gym goers who love group exercise, or HIIT workouts. It’s seen big improvements since previous versions and looks great to boot. ” Read expert review

“The Hoka One One Kawana is a versatile running and gym shoe that can help you do most any workout you have on tap. The cushioning can cover miles, while maintaining stability to feel comfortable with...” Read expert review

“The Reebok Nano X2 is packed with features and improvements to produce a great, all round premium workout shoe. Designed to be a wide, stable base for lifting, with responsive foam for short runs, all...” Read expert review

“The highly anticipated Nike Metcon 7 delivers big functional and aesthetic changes after listening to athlete and consumer feedback. Some such as the rope wrap, react midsole foam and tongue/ lacing...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Freedom 4 is a flexible tempo trainer with a firm ride, best suited to short distances. It can also be used as a gym or casual shoe because of how comfortable it is.   ...” Read expert review

“The Reebok Nano X1 is a lightweight, premium training shoe designed for all types of gym workout.  This new 11th version has seen an overhaul in design to produce a lighter, more cushioned...” Read expert review

“The Nike React Metcon Turbo is my new go-to shoe in the gym.  The training shoe has managed to combine stability, responsiveness and cushioning to be comfortable, stable and something I...” Read expert review

“The Nike Metcon 6 is a superb training shoe, designed for athletes working out in the gym, fitness classes, CrossFit, or functional fitness facilities. It’s a top all rounder that exceeded our...” Read expert review

“The Reebok Nano X is the top training shoe this year. It'll see you through CrossFit workouts, HIIT classes, and anything else you find yourself doing inside a gym, bootcamps, or outdoor park classes...” Read expert review