Prime Day Sneakers: 20 Best Deals to Shop Now | 2025

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.

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.”

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.

Old-school cool sneaks like the Sneaker Award–winning Easy Rider are here to stay. Snag a pair before it goes the way of the Samba and sells out.

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

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.