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Altra
Altra Escalante 4 Men's Running Shoes
Sale price $13495 CAD Regular price $17995Unit priceIn stock - New arrival
Mizuno
Mizuno Neo Vista Performance Running Shoes for Men
Regular price $23995 CADUnit priceIn stock - New arrival
Salomon
Salomon S/Lab Phantasm 3 SC Unisex Running Shoes
Regular price $30995 CADUnit priceIn stock - New arrival
Salomon
Salomon S/LAB Ultra Glide 2 Trail Running Shoes for Men and Women
Regular price $29995 CADUnit priceIn stock - New arrival
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Salomon
Salomon Aero Blaze 3 Running Shoes for Men
Sale price $13495 CAD Regular price $17995Unit priceIn stock - New arrival
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Inov-8
INOV8 Trailfly ™ Speed V2 Trail Running Shoes for Men
Regular price $23995 CADUnit priceIn stock - New arrival
Mizuno
Mizuno Wave Rider 30 Anniversary Edition Unisex Running Shoes
Regular price $19495 CADUnit priceIn stock - - 25%New arrival
Altra
Altra Escalante Racer 2 Men's Running Shoes
Sale price $13495 CAD Regular price $17995Unit priceIn stock - New arrival
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Men's running shoes
Find the perfect running shoe for your stride and terrain. Our selection of men's running shoes covers every need — road, trail, daily training, racing — with major brands Brooks, Saucony, ASICS, Salomon, Mizuno and more. Whether you're after everyday running shoes for men or a fast race-day model, our team advises you based on your needs and goals, and we ship across Canada.
By terrain
Road: cushioning and a smooth ride for asphalt. Trail: grip and protection for the trail. Winter: waterproof and grippy for snow and ice.
By stride type
Most runners have a neutral stride; those who overpronate benefit from a stability shoe. Our guide on how to choose running shoes helps you decide.
By cushioning, use and width
Max cushioning for comfort and long distances, carbon plate and performance for speed, daily trainers for everyday miles, and extended widths for wide feet.
Choosing the best men's running shoe
The best men's running shoe depends on four things: your stride (neutral or overpronation), your terrain (road or trail), the cushioning you want and your foot shape. A beginner is best served by a comfortable neutral trainer; a runner chasing a time, by a lighter or carbon-plated model. When in doubt, an in-store gait analysis points you to the right pair.
Choosing your shoe
The right model depends on your stride, terrain, build and goals. Visit our specialty running store in Quebec City: we take the time to advise you and have you try several models. Shopping for her? Here are our women's running shoes.