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Women's Road Running Shoes

The road, mile after mile, calls for cushioning and a smooth ride. Our women's road running shoes cover every need — neutral or stability, max cushioning or carbon plate — with Brooks, ASICS, Saucony, Mizuno and more.
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    Wave Inspire 21 - Women

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    Wave Rider GTX 2 - Women

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    Wave Sky 6 - Women

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    Glycerin 21 - Women

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    Ghost 16 - Women

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    Adrenaline GTS 24 - Women

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    Magic Speed 3 - Women

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    Endorphin Pro 3 - Women

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    Wave Rider 24 - Women

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    Wave Sky 2 - Women

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    Wave Rebellion Pro 2 - Women

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    Wave Rider 27 - Women

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    Brooks

    Glycerin 16 - Women

    $5000 CAD $18995
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    Launch 7 - Women

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    Glycerin 20 - Women

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    Launch 10 - Women

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The right shoe for the road

Women's road running shoes are built for pavement: cushioning to absorb the repeated impact of asphalt, a smooth ride and lightness to log the miles. From daily training to the marathon, our selection brings together Brooks, ASICS, Saucony, Mizuno, Puma and more.

Road or trail?

On asphalt, a road shoe prioritizes cushioning and a smooth roll, without the lugs of a trail shoe. If your runs cross mud, rock or technical trails, see our women's trail running shoes instead.

Choosing your road shoe

By your stride

Most runners have a neutral stride; those who overpronate benefit from a stability shoe like the Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 or ASICS Gel-Kayano 33. Our guide on neutral vs stability helps you decide.

By cushioning

For comfort and long distances, max cushioning (Brooks Glycerin, Saucony Triumph, ASICS Gel-Nimbus) absorbs impact better. For versatile use, the Brooks Ghost or ASICS Novablast make dependable daily trainers.

By goal

For speed and race day, our carbon plate shoes and performance shoes (Saucony Endorphin Speed, Brooks Hyperion, ASICS Magic Speed) maximize energy return.

Our road running brands

Brooks, ASICS, Saucony, Mizuno and Puma: each brand has its road benchmarks, from plush trainer to race-day shoe.

The fitting makes all the difference

The right model depends on your stride, your weight and your goals. Come see us in store: we take the time to advise you. Shopping for him? Here are our men's road running shoes.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a road shoe and a trail shoe?
A road shoe prioritizes cushioning, low weight and a smooth roll on pavement. A trail shoe adds lugs, protection and a more stable platform for soft, technical terrain.
How do I choose my road running shoe?
Three criteria: your gait (neutral or overpronation), the cushioning level you want (versatile or max) and your goal (training or speed). When in doubt, an in-store gait analysis points you to the right model.
Which road shoe is best to start with?
A versatile neutral trainer like the Brooks Ghost or ASICS Gel-Cumulus is a great starting point: comfort, durability and a reasonable price. If you overpronate, choose a stability model like the Brooks Adrenaline GTS or ASICS Gel-Kayano.
Can I run on the road with trail shoes?
Occasionally, yes, but the lugs wear down quickly on pavement and comfort drops. For mostly road use, a true road shoe stays more efficient and more durable.
How often should I replace my road shoes?
On average every 500 to 800 km, depending on the model, your weight and your gait. A loss of cushioning, a worn outsole or new aches signal it's time for a new pair.