You could fork out a fortune on a pair of sneakers. Or … you simply could not. As a guy who swings both ways, I’ve done my fair share of indulging.
But when it comes to the everyday sneaker, nothing beats a modest mid-range number. Because when you spend more, you expect more. And when you spend less, well, you expect nothing more than shoes that aren’t ugly.
Below, 11 new sneakers that’ll take you from fall to spring to summer, and more importantly, don’t sacrifice style for price.
People Footwear Waldo Knit
A non-branded, breathable runner that’s got a lot going for it in the texture department. $99 BUY IT HERE
House of Future Original Low Top
This L.A. upstart label replaces leather for micro-suede for an unexpected take on the minimalist sneaker. $100 BUY IT HERE
Greats Rosen Perforated
Done up in premium nubuck, Greats’ flagship running shoe gets the perforated treatment this season. $89 BUY IT HERE
Tretorn Rawlins3
A sporty retro sneaker heavy on the ‘80s vibes. $85 BUY IT HERE
Adidas Haven Shoe
If you must sport the three stripes, here’s your best bet under a Benjamin. $90 BUY IT HERE
Native Mercury Liteknit
A vegan-friendly (literally PETA-approved) knitted sneaker that’s lighter than anything you’ll slip on this summer. $90 BUY IT HERE
Nike Free RN 2017
An eye-catching offering from Nike built for comfort and speed. $100 BUY IT HERE
PF Flyers All American Hi Mono
The footwear that’ll help you pull off any monochrome look. Based on PF Flyers’ best sellers from the ‘60s. $70 BUY IT HERE
New Balance 247 Sport
A clean look from New Balance that combines classic and modern knit construction. $89.99 BUY IT HERE
Novesta Star Master
A streamlined canvas sneaker finished with a chunky gum outsole. $59 BUY IT HERE
Vans 2-Tone Suede Lampin
A worthy alternative to the typical Vans all the kids are wearing these days. $65 BUY IT HERE
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