Popsugar Health & Fitness Workouts Comfortable Workout Shoes I'm a Fitness Editor, and These Are the 5 Sneakers That Power All of My Workouts 4 June 2019 by Tamara Pridgett Image Source: Getty / Geber86 As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. I'm in sneakers 90 percent of the time, so I think it's safe to call myself a sneaker expert. I own a lot of workout gear, especially workout shoes, but I find myself in the same five pairs all the time. My love for them is so strong, as soon as they wear down, I buy another pair of the same exact shoe. What can I say? I'm a creature of habit. I have go-to pairs for running and high-intensity workouts, and some that even double as cute shoes to travel and run errands in. If you're in need of some new, cute, and comfortable sneakers, these are my top picks. 1 New Balance Women's 890v7 Running Shoe Image Source: amazon.com I instantly fell in love with the colorway and how light the New Balance Women's 890v7 Running Shoe ($120) is. If I'm going on a shorter run, I'll throw on this shoe for a lightweight and fast feeling. I also like wearing this sneaker when I know I'm going to be on my feet all day and walking a lot. New Balance Women's 890v7 Running Shoe $120 from amazon.com Buy Now 2 Nike Women's Free TR8 Image Source: Amazon I'm a trainer and also have a full-time job, which means I'm always lugging around gear and multiple outfits to get through my day. Instead of bringing weightlifting and running specific shoes to the gym, I workout in the Nike Women's Free TR8 ($84, previously $100). Trainer/editor-approved for high-intensity workouts, lifting, and sprints. Nike Women's Free TR8 $84 from amazon.com Buy Now 3 Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 Running Shoe Image Source: shop.nordstrom.com If I could only choose one style of running shoe to wear for the rest of my life it would be the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 Running Shoe ($120). I've been wearing the Nike Pegasus since my collegiate track and field days — nine years to be exact — and I still love it. I can do sprints on the track in it and not feel weighed down. When I was training for my first half-marathon this was my go-to shoe because of how supportive and lightweight it is. It's also comfortable and stylish enough to run errands or hang out in. Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36 Running Shoe $120 from shop.nordstrom.com Buy Now 4 Nike Epic React Flyknit 2 Running Shoe Image Source: shop.nordstrom.com The Nike Epic React Flyknit 2 Running Shoe ($150) is technically a running shoe (good for short and long distances) but this is my go-to "get sh*t done" in comfort and style shoe. You can catch me in a crop top and cropped leggings set, a baseball hat, and these kicks on most weekends. Nike Epic React Flyknit 2 Running Shoe $150 from shop.nordstrom.com Buy Now 5 Adidas UltraBoost 19 Running Shoe Image Source: shop.nordstrom.com As a trainer, I spend a lot of time on my feet. Plus, I live in NYC and walk a lot. I find the adidas UltraBoost 19 Running Shoe ($180) to be supercomfortable for my extremely long days. The all-white colorway is my favourite, but I've really been feeling these pink ones lately. If you're a runner, I'd recommend using this for shorter, moderate-pace runs. adidas UltraBoost 19 Running Shoe $180 from shop.nordstrom.com Buy Now Trainer TipsShoppableRunning ShoesWorkoutsFitness GearSneakersShoes