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DSW Running Shoes

Compare women’s and men’s running shoes from Brooks, Nike, adidas, ASICS and New Balance side by side, weighing cushioning, support and price so you can land on the pair that fits your miles, your budget and your routine.
Fresh on the Floor

New Running Shoes Just Landed

Six fresh picks spanning supportive trainers, cushioned value options and quick everyday runners for women and men, each shown with its current price so you can scan the lineup and spot the deal that fits.
Brooks Adrenaline 25 Running Shoe - Women's - Supportive daily trainer for stable, comfortable miles
Now $124.96. The Adrenaline 25 is the supportive pick in this lineup, built for runners who want guidance through every stride rather than a neutral ride. If your runs include longer sessions or you prefer a steadier feel underfoot, this women's trainer pairs cushioning with structure at a deal-oriented price.
New Balance Fresh Foam 520 v9 Running Shoe - Women's - Soft Fresh Foam cushioning at an entry-level price
At $69.99, the Fresh Foam 520 v9 is the value entry here, making it an easy first pair for new runners or a spare for errands and light cardio. The Fresh Foam midsole keeps steps soft without adding bulk, so it stays comfortable on short jogs and on your feet through a long day.
Brooks Revel 9 Running Shoe - Women's - Balanced everyday trainer for regular weekly mileage
Now $99.96. The Revel 9 sits between the priciest and the budget options, giving you a balanced middle ground if you want a smooth daily trainer without overspending. It is a sensible choice for shoppers who run several times a week and still want something light enough to wear beyond the route.
Nike Run Defy Running Shoe - Men's - Budget-friendly all-rounder for gym sessions and daily walks
At $64.96, the Nike Run Defy is one of the lowest prices on the page, a strong option for men who want a capable everyday runner without a big spend. It covers gym circuits, treadmill sessions and weekend walks, so one affordable pair can handle several kinds of activity.
adidas Runfalcon 5 Running Shoe - Men's - Versatile everyday trainer with classic adidas styling
Priced at $64.99, the Runfalcon 5 matches the lowest price here while bringing adidas styling to your rotation. It is a friendly everyday trainer for men who mix running with walking and commuting, and the simple build makes it an easy match for casual outfits once the run is done.
ASICS GEL-Contend 9 Running Shoe - Women's - GEL cushioning for softer landings at a modest price
Now $74.99. The GEL-Contend 9 brings the well-known GEL cushioning into an approachable price, ideal for women who want softer landings on shorter runs. If comfort at a modest budget is the priority, this trainer delivers a plush step-in feel you will notice the moment you put it on.

Nike Run Swift 3 Running Shoe - Women's - A Padded Collar and Streamlined Shape for Everyday Training

Now $84.96. The Nike Run Swift 3 is the featured pick for women who want a simple, streamlined trainer that covers everyday running without complication. Its padded collar holds the heel comfortably through longer sessions, and the clean silhouette carries over easily to casual outfits once the run is done, making it a practical single-pair solution.
Runners' Picks

Fan Favorites Worth a Closer Look

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Brooks Ghost 18 Running Shoe - Men's - Smooth daily training comfort for regular mileage

Experience unmatched comfort and support with the Brooks Ghost 18, designed for smooth runs and daily training. As a neutral trainer it suits a wide range of gait styles, which makes it an easy recommendation for shoppers logging regular mileage who want one dependable pair that feels good from the first mile onward.
Men's black and blue supportive running shoe with a structured midsole on a light background

Brooks Adrenaline 25 Running Shoe - Men's - Support and responsiveness for every type of runner

The Brooks Adrenaline 25 provides a perfect blend of support, comfort, and responsiveness for all types of runners. If your feet tend to roll inward or you simply like a guided stride, this men’s version brings the same steadying feel as the women’s option, so training partners can match their support level.
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adidas Adizero Pacer Running Shoe - Men's - Lightweight speed for runners chasing faster times

The sleek and lightweight adidas Adizero Pacer delivers speed and comfort ideal for serious runners. Choose it when tempo work, race days or faster gym circuits matter more than maximum cushioning, and you want a shoe that stays light on the foot without giving up a quick, springy ride.

Where These Running Shoes Fit Your Day

From building a first running habit to covering long shifts on your feet, running shoes cover more situations than the route alone. Match the pair to how you will actually use it and you will get more comfortable miles out of every dollar.
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New Runners Building a Habit

A cushioned, affordable pair takes the pressure off while your body adjusts to regular mileage. Starting with a forgiving trainer keeps early runs comfortable and makes it easier to stick with the routine through the first few weeks.

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Commuters and All-Day Wearers

Lightweight trainers with flexible soles stay comfortable through errands, commutes and long shifts. If most of your day is spent walking on hard surfaces, cushioning and a secure fit matter more than speed-focused features.

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Gym-Goers Who Also Run Miles

A neutral daily trainer handles treadmill warm-ups, circuit work and short jogs without switching shoes. For lifting or lateral movement, look for a stable base rather than the softest possible cushioning.

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Shoppers Comparing Brands and Deals

Comparing support, cushioning and price side by side narrows a large selection quickly. Sort by the features your miles demand first, then let the current deals and member perks settle the final decision.

How to Choose

What to Compare Before You Pick Your Pair

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Support vs. Neutral Ride

A supportive shoe guides your stride, while a neutral one lets it move freely. Your choice changes comfort on long runs.

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Cushioning for Comfort

More foam underfoot means softer landings; less foam keeps the shoe light. Match cushioning to how your feet feel after a session.

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Fit Across Widths and Sizes

The same model can feel different in a narrow or wide fit. Try both, and check room past your longest toe before you decide.

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Daily Miles vs. Speed Days

A cushioned daily trainer suits most miles, while a leaner build feels quicker at speed. Decide by where you will run most.

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Price and Value Signals

Higher prices often bring more cushioning or structure. Compare what each pair includes before assuming the costliest option fits best.

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Free Shipping and VIP Perks

Members can earn rewards while standard orders ship free. Timing your buy around perks can lower what you pay overall.

Know Your Options

Three Directions for Your Running Miles

Within running shoes you will find supportive trainers, cushioned neutral options and lighter speed-focused builds. Sorting by which of those fits your gait and your routine makes comparing the options here much faster.
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A structured unbranded running shoe with a firm dual-density midsole on a pale surface
Supportive Trainers for Guided Strides

Supportive trainers add structure along the inner side of the shoe, steadying a stride that rolls inward. Look for this build if you notice wear on the inner edge of old soles or want guidance on longer runs.

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Neutral Cushioned Shoes for Easy Miles

Neutral cushioned shoes skip guidance and focus on soft, even landings. They suit a wide range of gait styles, which makes them the more forgiving choice if you are shopping without a fitting appointment.

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Lightweight Options for Faster Sessions

Lightweight builds drop bulk for a quicker, springier feel. Choose one for tempo runs, race days or gym circuits, and keep a cushioned pair for the bulk of your weekly mileage.

Runners on Finding Their Pair at DSW

Marisa T.
Marisa T.Compared several pairs in store before deciding
I came in knowing I wanted something supportive but had no idea where to start. Being able to line up a few pairs and see the differences in the sole and cushioning made it obvious which one suited my stride. I left with a pair that felt right immediately, and the price was better than I expected.
Derek P.
Derek P.Bought a first pair for a new running habit
Starting a running routine felt intimidating until I realized I did not need the most expensive option. The staff pointed me toward an everyday trainer that covered my short runs and my gym sessions. A month in, my feet feel great after each run, and I have not had to think about the purchase again.
Alyssa K.
Alyssa K.Used free shipping to order a second size
I was unsure about sizing, so I ordered two sizes with free shipping and sent one back at no cost. That took all the pressure out of the decision. The pair I kept has been comfortable on early morning jogs, and my rewards points from the order already added up toward my next purchase.
Tom R.
Tom R.Shopped deals across name brands
I compared a few name brands on the same page and ended up paying far less than I had budgeted. What helped was reading what each model emphasized instead of just looking at the price tag. The pair I chose has handled my weekday miles and weekend walks without feeling worn out.
Priya S.
Priya S.Found a lighter pair for faster sessions
I already had a cushioned daily trainer and wanted something quicker for tempo days. The lighter option felt noticeably more responsive right away, and it has become my go-to for faster runs. Having both pairs at deal prices made it realistic to build a proper rotation.

Common Questions About Running Shoes

Runners weighing cushioning against support, sizing against price, and everyday wear against dedicated training will find straight answers here to help narrow the choice before checkout.
Supportive shoes are built for runners whose feet roll inward, adding structure along the inner side to steady each stride. Neutral shoes skip that guidance and suit a wide range of gait styles. If you are unsure, a neutral cushioned pick is the more forgiving place to start, and a fitting check can confirm what feels right.
The picks shown here range from about $65 to $125, with several strong everyday options under $80. Lower prices often mean fewer premium materials, while higher prices tend to add cushioning or support. Compare the features that matter to your miles rather than sorting by price alone.
Most running shoes here work well for walking and general gym use, thanks to their flexible foam midsoles and light weight. For heavy lifting or lateral court sports, a dedicated training shoe will feel more stable. If one pair has to cover several activities, a cushioned daily trainer is the safest compromise.
Each brand tunes its fit and feel differently, so cushioning, weight and sizing can vary even at similar prices. Read the product details for what a model emphasizes, then weigh it against your own needs. Trying comparable pairs back to back is the quickest way to notice the differences.
Standard orders ship free, so there is no delivery charge added at checkout for qualifying items. VIP members also earn rewards that can be applied toward future purchases, which lowers the effective cost over time. Signing up takes a moment and pays off if you shop footwear regularly.

Keep Exploring Your Running Options

Once you have a shortlist, browsing the wider selection helps you weigh more colors, more sizes and more price points before you commit. The next section brings fresh ideas from the same category so your final pick feels well considered.
Three women's flats, a Mary Jane, a ballet flat and a loafer, arranged on a light wooden surface

DSW Flats

Explore DSW flats in every shape, from Mary Janes and ballet silhouettes to slip-on loafers. Compare prices, clearance deals and designer names side by side, then pick the pair that fits your day, your budget and your VIP perks.

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DSW Mens Shoes

Compare sneakers, running shoes, boots and chukkas from names you know at prices built for everyday value. See what fits your commute, your workouts and your weekends before you commit to one pair.

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DSW Womens Sandals

From casual flip flops and foam slides to braided flats, cork wedges and dressy strappy heels, this collection covers the full range of women’s sandals so you can compare height, coverage and occasion fit in one place.