The Best Nike Training Shoe For Every Type of Workout

The Nike React Infinity Run Flyknit 2 Women's Road Running Shoes ($128, originally $160) is designed to rack up mileage and reduce injury. This particular shoe is famed for its high support, a responsive, bouncy cushion, and rounded shape. It comes in five different colorways.

The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 39 Women's Road Running Shoes ($130) are a great choice for novices and pros alike. They give you an extra pep in your step thanks to their underfoot cushioning and double Zoom Air units to amp up your underfoot cushioning. For a quick history lesson, this top-rated sneaker has been around since its first iteration was launched in 1983, so it's no surprise that it's one of the brand's bestselling sku.

Stay safe and comfortable on the trail with the help of the Nike Wildhorse 7 Women's Trail Running Shoes ($130). They boast a high-abrasion rubber outsole that delivers serious traction for battling those uphill and downhill strides, as well as extra cushioning around the heel to keep your foot secure. Choose between a fun colorway like the design seen here or a classic black and white style.

Amp up your indoor cycling game with the Nike SuperRep Cycle 2 Next Nature Indoor Cycling Shoes ($120), which are Peloton-compatible. They feature an adjustable strap to keep your feet secure while you're pedaling to reach your PR. What's more, they're revamped to be more breathable than the OG, and as their name implies, they're made with sustainable materials.

The Nike Metcon 7 Women's Training Shoes ($130) is ideal for cross-training because they have flat heels and an inner plate that distributes weight from edge to edge to keep you balanced while you lift. But it's also just as good for cardio, thanks to its react foam and treads that will seamlessly adapt from the pavement to rope climbs. The best feature of all is its tab that locks down your laces, so you don't have to worry about them coming untied during an intense sweat sesh.

The Nike Air Max Bella TR 5 Women's Training Shoes ($85) will be your new favorite lifting companion. They have a flat sole that will keep you grounded and stabilized, and this version offers increased support around the sides and top of your foot to keep you steady on your feet while you max out on your deadlift.

The Nike Air Max Bella TR 5 Women's Training Shoes ($65) are specially designed with a flat, stable heel and lots of grip for push-ups, planks, and agility drills, so you'll be steady on your feet while you jump from station to station. They come in six colors, including a mix of neutrals and pretty colors.

The NikeCourt Air Zoom Vapor Pro Women's Hard Court Tennis Shoes ($85) feature asymmetrical lacing that hugs your foot during lateral movements so you can perfect your stroke, and they're designed to slide but remain durable so you can keep wearing them for all of your matches.