19 Pairs of Sneakers That Are Really, Really Comfortable

A standout in the Nike family, the Air Max 270 is outfitted with a lightweight neoprene upper and an air-bubble on the heel for an added pep in your step. Plus, it comes in an array of colorways to fit every mood.

Who knew a plastic water bottle would feel so good? Crafted from repurposed water bottles, Rothys’ comfortable slip-on is the cure to workday blues.

If “tread lightly” was a shoe, it would be this. Made with eucalyptus tree fiber treads, Allbirds’ cult-favorite sneaker is basically a pillow for your feet.

Madewell’s Sidewalk sneaker is the perfect hybrid of style and comfort that can be worn with jeans or a dress. 

Everlane’s Court sneaker is its lowest impact style to date, created with less waste, less energy, and less virgin plastic.

Hip-hop made Superstars popular in the ’80s, but its minimalist silhouette and soft interior has kept it relevant for decades.

You’d be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn’t own a pair of Air Force 1s. Whether you like them scruffy or crease-less, Air Force 1s will never go out of style. 

These knitted, cushiony sneakers feel like you’re walking on a bed of clouds.

Ethically made, consciously packaged, and comfortable as hell? Cariuma checks off all the boxes. 

Choosing a designer sneaker is hard, so fall back on this versatile option from Prada that pairs well with everything.

Very rarely would you see a pair of New Balance’s iconic sneakers outside the gym, but Instagram’s it-girls made it the shoe du-jour. 

A sneaker that is as cool today as it was in the 90s. 

You can never go wrong with a lightweight slip-on that features an exaggerated platform sole and fabric that contours your arches.

Veja is Meghan Markle-approved brand that proves sustainability is in.

The Future Rider is the sister to Puma’s ’90s classic, the Fast Rider. The new model was designed with ultra-soft cushioning and currently comes in bold colorblocking. 

This Gucci sneakers melds the comfortability of a classic running sneaker with its signature chic designer flair to create a shoe that’s worth every penny.

Common Projects’ Achilles sneaker is so comfortable you’ll forget that it’s a full-leather shoe. Plus, you can remove the insole and replace it for added comfort.

Chucks are a closet staple that get more comfortable and better-looking with each wear. 

Taking the platform sneaker to higher ground, this cushioned sole will keep your dogs quiet all day long.