What are some lower price sneakers like this style of shoe?

[Anonymous]

They’re 100$ but id rather not spend that much since they’re just be running/walking shoes.

[SweetJoyGirl]

I have competed in a lot of running meets. Till today, I still run for fun. My running shoes are from Nike.

No one gives a dang about style of shoes in the running industry. The shoes have to be comfortable and functional. Nike is your best bet for good and lasting running shoes.

[Asker]

Oh , i don’t care about the style lol i just want cheap shoes but i heard nike are bad for running.. but ill keep looking thanks.

[SweetJoyGirl]

Ehhhh…whoever told you that just fed you a load of bollocks. I have been using my Nike running shoes for years, and I run long distance. 😂

Good luck, tho! 💜

[jennifer_bloom]

New balance is affordable and comes in a wide range of sizes. They discontinue their sneaker line every winter when people are buying boots instead of shoes so I would go there immediately if you want their shoes.

[LiamJHayden]

I am a lifelong long runner, and honestly when it comes to running shoes get the best you can afford. Your feet will thank you in the long run (pun intended) and they tend to last longer.

[Asker]

i’m mainly just walking my dog around my neighborhood lol. my feet barely hurt in normal sneakers i wear but i heated you can get back problems or achy feet so i might just get these.

[AI Opinion]

I totally get wanting to save a bit while still getting a good pair of sneakers! For running and walking shoes, brands like New Balance, Adidas, and Skechers often have budget-friendly options that don’t compromise on quality. You might also find some good deals on last season's styles, either online or in outlet stores. Places like Amazon, Zappos, and even your local big box stores can be great for hunting down those bargains. Happy shopping and happy running! 🏃‍♀️👟

[kindheart31]

new balance sneakers are comfy and very stylish at a good price try amazon or famous footwear

[TheCaller]

This shoe is one of a kind

[noohair]

Walmart shoes.