Men's Fitness Shoes

Hitting the gym doesn't have to mean punishing your feet. The best men's fitness shoes provide protection against impact and stress during activities such as running on the treadmill, doing an HIIT workout, or playing a pick-up game.

A key to life where you Heel Better™ means supporting your heels and arches so you can forget about your feet and focus on finishing the workout. A shoe with breathable mesh construction helps keep your feet cool even as you break a sweat.

From our patented heel-hugging KURUSOLE technology that dynamically flexes to protect and support your heels to the ULTIMATE INSOLES that mold to the shape of your foot over time, KURU Footwear's fitness shoes for men are designed to keep up with you.

Must-Have Features of Men's Fitness Shoes

When searching for the best men's fitness shoes, there are several key features to consider.

• Superior Heel Cushioning. Your heel takes the brunt of force with each step you take—especially when you perform high-impact activities. That’s why it’s crucial to prioritize heel cushioning for men's fitness shoes. At KURU, we take it a step further and built our patented KURUSOLE heel-hugging technology into every pair for ultimate pain relief.
• Shock Absorbing Cushion. When you're working hard in the gym—or on the pavement—your body often takes extra impact. Opt for sneakers with shock-absorbing cushion, like our lightweight KURUCLOUD foam, to help redirect impact away from your bones and joints.
• Excellent Arch Support. Look for fitness shoes for men with built-in arch support to help alleviate foot pain caused by conditions such as plantar fasciitis. Proper arch support helps reduce strain on the feet over time.
• Wide Toe Box. When you're moving, your toes need to be able to move too. Choose an athletic shoe that features a wide toe box—like all KURU shoes—to help your toes move naturally and your metatarsals breathe.
• Breathable Mesh. The longer you workout, the more your feet sweat, and without proper ventilation, feet and socks can become sweaty and wet, leading to conditions such as athlete's foot, blisters, and unpleasant odors.