Narrow Running Shoes

How do you know you’re in the right narrow running shoes? Try ’em on! Wear the socks you’ll wear during runs, and be sure to try on both shoes. Your feet should feel secure in the shoes, but your toes should have plenty of breathing room and you shouldn’t have to over-tighten the laces.

Your feet swell when you run, and neglecting to leave a little extra room can result in painful blisters later on. Don’t be afraid to jog around the store a bit to see if the shoes rub, slide, or generally don’t feel “right” on your feet. Do your heels stay put? Are your arches happy? Do the shoes flex with your foot?

We have narrow running shoes to suit your unique needs. Find your perfect pair and crush your goals today!