Women - Trainers

Level up your rotation with the hottest Women’s Trainers! Step out in BIG style, with huge drops from the biggest brands in the game. Whether you’re lacing up in top-trending styles like the adidas Originals Samba OG, or Nike’s legendary Air Force 1, we’ve got stacks of women’s sneakers to pick from.

From Y2K-inspired styles and trend-led heat to everyday classics that never go out of style, shop out complete collection of trainers for women from Nike, New Balance, Converse, adidas, and loads more right here!

What Are The Best Women’s Running Trainers?

Different trainers work for different runs, so you need to know what works best for your workout. You’ll smash your PB’s with the right runners, and we’ve done the research so you don’t have to.

The likes of HOKA, Nike, Altra and Under Armour lead the way in women’s running trainers, with innovative technology and silhouettes that are designed to perform.

New Balance, ASICS, and On Running are also popular in the running community, with a range of different styles to tackle the terrain.

Whether you’re road running, hitting the treadmill, or heading out on the trails, it’s important to consider where you’ll be training and what you need from your runners.

What Are The Best Women’s Trainers For The Gym?

Need a new pair of trainers to smash your gym session? We’ve got stacks of sports-ready styles to see you through HIIT classes, weight training and more.

While running trainers are designed to push you forwards, gym trainers take side-to-side movements into consideration. Nike’s Free Metcon 5, for example, has a durable rubber wrap high up the sidewalls for extra durability, and a wide base for stability when you lift.

Comfort is key when you’re training at the gym, so make sure your new kicks are lightweight, breathable, and well-cushioned.

What’s The Difference Between Men’s and Women’s Trainers?

Depending on the sneaker silhouette you’re after, there can be differences between men’s and women’s trainers.

The main difference between men’s and women’s trainers is the length of the shoe. Women’s trainers will have a run of smaller sizes, typically 3-8, whereas men’s trainers have a range of bigger sizes for longer feet.

Generally, women’s trainers tend to have a narrower fit than men’s, and brands often create women’s-exclusive silhouettes and colourways.