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Top 10 Runners Under £100
Whether you are new to running and want to know where to start, a budget conscious veteran or you’re looking to add a shoe capable of some more miles to your rotation, here we look at the top 10 running shoes under £100 and see what they can offer.
Why pay more for running shoes?
The big difference in the shoes as the price varies, is the materials used. The top end shoes will have the newest tech and the best materials available. As the price drops, they can use older tech that offers less breathability in an upper, or less rebound in a midsole for example. This does not necessarily mean lower durability, in fact some mid-priced shoes may be able to cover more miles than lightweight, stripped back race shoes at the top of the tree.


What should I pay for running shoes?
While this would obviously vary with your wallet, it will also vary with your usage. If you want to win races, there are shoes on the market for over £200 that will give you every edge on race day. If you are new to running, or only manage to get out occasionally you can afford to pay less. In the middle ground there are a lot of great shoes for covering high miles safely and in comfort that provide the cushioning and support you need.
Which running shoe under £100 is best?
A simple answer isn’t easy here, as it would really depend on how you would plan to use it. In this list we have two adidas shoes for example. The SL20 3 is a speed monster designed for fast training sessions between races, while the Supernova focuses on comfort and cushioning for mile after mile of support. So, take the time to peruse the list below, and see which one fits your needs (and feet) the best.
Take a look at our top 10 picks below!

adidas Duramo
Keep your feet comfortable and secure with the adidas Duramo, made in part with recycled materials. It’s an affordable daily running shoe which can also be worn for gym sessions, running errands and everything in between. The mesh upper helps keep your feet cool, while superlight LIGHTMOTION cushioning cradles your foot during every step.

PUMA Velocity Nitro 2
Versatility is the name of the game with the Velocity Nitro 2. It uses the same responsive and lightweight NITRO FOAM midsole as their top end shoes, the same durable PUMAGRIP rubber in the outsole, and an engineered mesh upper. It gives a comfortable shoe that is designed to perform at any speed.

Nike Air Winflo 9
Match your level of support to your level of speed in the Nike Winflo, thanks to it’s secure fit it keeps your foot in place while the miles go by. With plenty of foam in the midsole to give you extra pep to every step. A Nike Air unit is used for enhanced cushioning and responsiveness from heel to toe alongside a waffle-inspired rubber outsole for road-ready traction.

HOKA Rincon 3
This shoe doesn’t strictly come in on our budget, but at £105 it is well worth considering. The Rincon is a near race weight shoe that features an incredible weight to cushioning ratio, and that smooth ride that Hoka shoes are known for. The extra light foam midsole features aggressive cut outs to minimise weight and perfect the ride, while a vented mesh upper gives a breathable, ultralight feel.

Saucony Axon
With a springy feel, and an effortless forward roll, the Axon might seem perfect for a long slow run, but speed driven geometry and a sleek and breathable air mesh upper ensures it has plenty to give when you want to take it fast too. Durable carbon is used in the outsole for a fast shoe that will last mile after mile.

ASICS Gel-Venture 9
The 9th iteration of the Gel-Venture provides better cushioning than its predecessor thanks to the AMPLIFOAM™ midsole and a higher stack height. This shoe can be used to take you from your front door to the trails and beyond due to its advanced traction pattern used in the outsole for multi-surface traction. GEL™ technology in the rearfoot provides a softer and more comfortable feel underfoot.

Mizuno Wave Revolt
Float along unbothered and unhurried, in the Mizuno Wave Revolt, an excellent shoe for beginners, or those looking for a smooth and simple run. An air mesh upper offers a stylish look with improved breathability, while the full length Enerzy midsole is the same used on their top end models. Offering durability, softness, and a bouncy feel, it has increased stability from the FoamWave construction.

New Balance FuelCell Propel V2
Using New Balances most responsive midsole foam in a full-length cushioned midsole, the FuelCell Propel V2 offers a springy, high energy return feel for an extra snap of energy. A breathable, bootie construction upper gives excellent comfort with a supportive feel, as well as a stylish and modern look.

Under Armour Charged Breeze
Breathable, responsive, and durable, the Charged breeze aims to strike a balance between flexibility and cushioning. An internal bootie construction with lightweight breathable mesh upper gives excellent comfort, while the Charged cushioning midsole is bouncy and durable. Under Armour add strategically placed pods of solid rubber in high abrasion areas underfoot to extend its lifetime.

adidas SL30 2
Designed as a training shoe to let you keep up the pace between races, the SL20 3 is lightweight, and speed orientated. Lightstrike cushioning in the midsole is responsive and lightweight, as is the breathable mesh upper which features targeted support for a secure feel with minimal weight. Continental rubber in the outsole offers durable traction in the wet or dry.
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Miles Of Styles
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