Whether you’re looking to tackle your New Year’s resolution head on or just need a new pair of gym shoes, there are a lot of great choices available today. To help narrow down your options, FN has weeded through the pack to bring you the definitive training shoe shopping list.
![Under Armour Architech](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/1289007-100_default.jpg)
1. Under Armour’s foray into 3-D-printed footwear isn’t easy to come by, but it’s worth every step of the hunt if you can manage to get your hands on a pair. If you really want to make a statement in (and out) of the gym, this is the sneaker for you. Available for $299.99; underarmour.com.
![Asics Gel Quantum 180 TR](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/3558704-3-4x-copy.jpg)
2. While running shoes are Asics’ bread and butter, the brand’s training shoes are equipped with the same tried-and-tested technologies such as Gel cushioning. The Gel Quantum 180 TR’s tooling boasts 180 degrees of Gel, while the upper has plenty of support for quick movements. Available for $120; asics.com.
![Adidas Powerlift 3](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/3589900-3-4x-copy.jpg)
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3. Much like its name suggests, the Adidas Powerlift 3 is ideal for getting it done in the weight room. The supportive sneaker has a midsole engineered specifically for weightlifting and an adjustable midfoot strap. Available for $90; zappos.com.
![Air Jordan Trainer 1 Low](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/air-max-1-ultra-essential-mens-shoe-7-copy.jpg)
4. Whether you’re lifting or getting in some cardio miles, the Air Jordan Trainer 1 Low is a great cross-training option that can take on nearly any activity that comes its way. It features a Flyweave upper that’s stable and breathable and responsive Zoom Air cushioning in the heel. Available for $125; nike.com.
![Nike Train Ultrafast Flyknit](https://footwearnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/air-max-1-ultra-essential-mens-shoe-6-copy.jpg)
5. Inspired by the Chinese finger trap toy, the Nike Train Ultrafast Flyknit features a chainlink-like knitted upper for a lockdown fit that will keep your foot in place during lateral movements. The midsole is a low-profile, no-nonsense setup, which is exactly what you want in the gym. Available for $130; nike.com.
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