The Defyance 5 brings the same comfortable fit and feel as the Adrenaline GTS for the neutral runner. With improved flexibility and just the right amount of DNA cushion, this shoe delivers a smooth ride that adapts uniquely to each runner's foot and running style for a custom ride. Built for daily training and high mileage, the Defyance 5 is just what you need to keep you going.

The Brooks Ghost 4 contains the makings of what a neutral daily trainer ought to be; fairly lightweight, flexible, and plenty of cushioning. The Ghost 4 incorporates DNA in the heel and forefoot, which results in a custom soft or firm ride depending on an individual’s running style. The Ghost 4 integrates the use of Omega flex groves, which provides added midsole and toe-off flexibility. 

The Brooks Glycerin series continues with its 9^th version, the Glycerin 9. Brooks raises the bar in comfort for its high-mileage, plush neutral trainer by incorporating full-length DNA in the midsole for an adaptable ride. The Glycerin 9 also incorporates Omega grooves, which enhances flexibility and efficiency through the gait cycle. The upper material construction flows with the movement of the foot, while simultaneously keeping the midfoot secure.  The Glycerin 9 is quite possibly the best version to date.

The New Balance 1080 v2 is lighter, more cushioned, and more stylish than ever before. Colorful overlays hold the foot in all the right places, providing ample room for toe splay. Responsive cushioning gives your feet refuge from the harsh ground, and the low-profile midsole encourages a more natural footstrike.

The Nike Vomero 6 uses Zoom Air cushioning in the heel and forefoot to help reduce impact placed on the runner’s body, which results in a super comfortable ride. An enhanced upper promotes mid-foot security and the soft tongue delivers a luxurious feel. Once neutral runners grasp hold of this plush trainer they won’t want to take them off, no matter the distance.

The Nike Vomero 6 uses Zoom Air cushioning in the heel and forefoot to help reduce impact placed on the runner’s body, which results in a super comfortable ride. An enhanced upper promotes mid-foot security and the soft tongue delivers a luxurious feel. Once neutral runners grasp hold of this plush trainer they won’t want to take them off, no matter the distance.

The Asics GT 2160 is everyman's shoe and its predecessors have been the best selling running shoes for over 10 years. The GT 2160 maintains its stable platform, comfortable fit and smooth ride that runners love. A touch softer forefoot and a bit more comfort in the heel collar are sure to keep this GT 2160 at the top. Grab a pair today and find out why so many runners call this shoe home.

Asics brings you another classic with the GT 2170. Like its predecessor, this shoe maintains a smooth ride, excellent pronation control, and enough underfoot cushion to keep feet happy for a marathon or more. It has a universal yet individualized fit that hugs the foot in all the right places, making this shoe a true crowd-pleaser. 

The best gets better with the Adrenaline GTS 11. When you need a bit more support than the moderate support shoes offer, but motion control shoes are too much shoe and support, join the thousands of runners who enjoy the Brooks Adrenaline experience. Often described as not too firm and not too soft, the Adrenaline GTS 11 now has DNA cushioning that adapts to your running style. Never before has this shoe been "just right" for so many.

The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 12 is a smooth, flexible ride all in one supportive package. A moderate level of support combats over-pronation to create an even, stable heel-to-toe ride, while grooves in the forefoot provide a surprisingly flexible toe off. The durable outsole resists wear on the road, making this shoe perfect for high mileage and every day training.

When it comes to the basics being covered the New Balance 860 (update to the 760) knows what you need. The 860 delivers a great blend of cushioning and support for runners with moderate over-pronation. The 860 stays true to being a choice for the daily grind.

The New Balance 940 replaces the 850 and continues to provide support for low to flat arches. The straight shape also aids in stability and provides a great fit for a low arch or flat foot. There is also plenty of heel cushioning to keep you running comfortably for miles.

Cushioning and support come together in a great package. The Equalon+ 4 delivers good support for moderate over-pronation and the ride is softer than most shoes in this category. Some would say the ride is lively, as the energy return is noticeable. Strategic overlays secure the foot and the upper is comfort-oriented. Great for runners who want durable cushioning and pronation control.

Nike continues its tried and true Triax series with a 14th installment. The Structure Triax 14 delivers a universal fit that works for a great variety of feet. Thanks to Zoom Air, the shoe provides a well-cushioned ride, which is sure to please runners seeking comfort and support in one package. Add in some FlyWire for a secure fit and you get one fine shoe for everyday running.

With its universal fit, the Nike Structure 15 works for a variety of feet. Additional Flywire has been added to the upper and heel for a snug mid-foot and rear-foot hold. The segmented medial post provides an adequate amount of support needed for moderate to severe over-pronators. The Structure 15 works best as an everyday trainer.