How do you pick the perfect pair of running shoes? As we spend hours running and walking, it’s best that comfort and functionality come first, but that doesn’t mean you have to compromise on style. Walk a mile in PUMA’s shoes to experience a combination of premium functionality and casual chic.
Style, comfort and performance, you can have them all in a pair of PUMA shoes. These shoes do not just look good, they will boost your performance thanks to smart technologies, like our comfortable cushioning technology and SoftFoam+ sockliner for a supportive fit. PUMA shoes take your running to a whole new level: Subtle colours or brightly coloured designs that stand out on the running track meet high stability and soft, breathable upper materials.
As hybrid shoes away from the running track, the cool men's sneakers perfectly complement your casual streetwear outfit. Thanks to state-of-the-art technology in the sole area of the running shoes for men, you can enjoy perfect cushioning and energy return. Details like the PUMA logo radiate energy and keep you highly motivated all the way to the finish.
For those looking to put a spring in every step of your next run, dominate your trail with PUMA’s running shoes for men.
Whether you’re looking for casual street wear or supportive running shoes for men, our styles will give you that boost in performance you need while being effortlessly fashionable.
Pairing sleek design with modern technology has never looked better with our latest collection.
Our shoes have ushered in a new era of support and guidance for runners. From our NITRO midsoles to the PUMAGRIP traction, every piece of running footwear is designed for comfort without compromising stability and performance.
With PUMA, find the running gear that makes every practice or competition feel like a breeze. Discover your ideal pair in our collection and turn heads with our iconic Formstrip.
Explore our collection to find yourself the ideal running shoes for men now. If you have any questions, check out our comprehensive FAQ page.
When it comes to selecting running shoes, always prioritise comfort, support, and suitability for your specific needs and running conditions.
Understanding your foot type (flat, normal, or high arch) and how you pronate (under pronate, neutral, overpronate) is crucial. Without the right shoe type, over or under pronation can lead to long-term injuries.
Choose your shoes based on the terrain you're typically running. If you're primarily on roads, lighter footwear with thicker soles designed for pavement would be more appropriate. Trail runners should consider shoes with robust traction and durability.
Depending on your preference and running style, you might want more or less cushioning. More cushioning can provide comfort and shock absorption, particularly for long distances, while less cushioning (sometimes referred to as a "barefoot" or "minimalist" style) can provide more ground feel and natural movement.
Your shoe shouldn't be too tight or too loose. Your toes should have some room to wiggle, and your heel should be secure. It's also good to note that feet often swell during a run, so trying shoes on later in the day or after a workout might give you a more accurate fit.
While running shoes for men are designed for comfort and support, they are specifically constructed to support the foot's motion and impact while running, not for everyday wear.
Here's why we don't recommend wearing these trainers every day:
Running shoes tend to wear unevenly depending on your gait, which may not align well with everyday movements. Wearing them for daily activities can cause them to wear out unevenly and prematurely, impacting their performance when you do run.
Running shoes are built to last for a certain number of miles of running (typically 300-500 miles). Using them for everyday wear can deplete their lifespan more quickly, and you may find you need to replace them more often.
Running shoes are designed to support forward movement, not necessarily the lateral (side-to-side) movements that are common in daily activities or other sports. Using running shoes for these activities may lead to foot or ankle injuries due to inadequate support.
Instead of wearing out your running shoes, we highly recommend checking out our stylish collection of sneakers to find something for everyday wear. That way, you can find something that supports your daily steps without punching in Km’s into your runners.
The lifespan of running shoes often relies on mileage rather than time. As a general guideline, it's recommended to replace your running shoes every 300 to 500 miles. This wear and tear can vary depending on the shoe's construction, your running style, weight, and the surfaces on which you run.