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All our men's running shoes, from road to trail to winter. The right choice depends on your main surface, your gait (neutral or overpronator), cushioning and drop. 260+ models — Brooks, Saucony, ASICS, Mizuno, Salomon, Inov-8, Puma.

By surface

Start with your surface: road (cushioning, smooth outsole), trail (lugs, protection) or winter (grip on snow and ice).

Neutral or support?

Most runners go neutral. A support model corrects overpronation (foot rolling inward). When in doubt, an in-store try-on and gait analysis settle it.

Cushioning and drop

The longer the distance, the more cushioning helps. Drop (heel-to-toe difference, in mm) shapes your stride: high to ease the Achilles, low for a midfoot strike. Change gradually.

See also our full running collection (shoes, apparel and accessories).

How do I choose running shoes?

Determine your surface (road, trail, winter), your gait (neutral or overpronator), the cushioning level by distance and the drop by habit. Try them on at the end of the day with your running socks.

Which running shoe should I choose as a beginner?

A neutral, well-cushioned, versatile model in your usual size. No need for a carbon-plated racing shoe to start.

When should I replace my running shoes?

Between 600 and 800 km in general, or as soon as the cushioning flattens, the outsole wears, or unusual aches appear.

What does a shoe's drop mean?

The heel-to-toe height difference, in millimetres. An 8-12 mm drop eases the Achilles; a 0-6 mm drop favours a midfoot strike.

Neutral or support: how do I know?

If your foot clearly rolls inward (overpronation), a support model helps; otherwise a neutral model works. An in-store gait analysis removes the doubt.

Men's running shoes