The Best Women's Running and Fitness Shoes
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Summer is the perfect time to overhaul your routine: Run outside instead of on a treadmill. Switch the order of your strength moves. And do it all in new sneakers. Your shoes are fine, you say? Take another look—and feel. Over time the cushioning breaks down, making you more prone to aches, and the lugs on your outsoles wear away, which decreases your traction. The bottom line: Replacing your kicks can improve your workout.
With that in mind, we had more than 275 women try 44 running, walking, and training models. They put the shoes through one month of exercise, then rated them.
