10 Best Blue Sneakers in 2021

Building up a sneaker stack that’s as steal as the Sacai’s without spending much? Scoring Nike Waffle One that’s obtainable in multiple color choices could be a good starting point. This fresh recast to the Waffle trainer is almost hard-to-resist, from its see-through mesh webbing to its tasteful color blocking. A caveat though, its comfort level isn’t in any way squishy soft as most Nike React kicks.

Nike releases another sneaker with unbelievable comfort. The Nike React Vision is the new go-to sneaker for many, may it be for casual strolling or workout sessions in the gym. The shoe's overall silhouette has a stylish but rebellious finish, which makes it stand out in the crowd. The React Vision is also easy to wear, allowing it to fit in with any wardrobe easily.

Adidas revved up its supercharged Lite Racer line with another minimalist grab-and-go kick you can slip on anywhere without the need to cinch up laces. It’s packed with the basics you’ll need in an everyday sneaker without all the heaviness. To top it all, it’s one of the cheapest and relatively comfortable from the Three Stripes.

Choose to stand out from the crowd with a new model from the Swoosh, the Nike Air Edge 270. This Nike trainer is both familiar and unfamiliar. It features the recognizable Air unit that makes it a good pair for everyday use and a peculiar silhouette that no one has seen before.

The UltraRange Exo isn't Vans first step into a pure lifestyle sneaker, with the likes of the UltraRange and the ISO take that claim. So Vans have clearly built an exceptionally comfortable lifestyle shoe from doing what they do best, good midsole on a good outer sole. This thing even looks the part; sporty, clean. It's also incredibly lightweight. Fix the issue with the upper's durability and we'd have an incredible advisory for the Adidas Ultraboost line or Nike React