Ryan Savage Woodman
These are my picks of the top ten casual runners. Please note that the reason they are called runners in because of there style, this does note mean they are necessarily good for running.
This sneakers was designed by Kanye West himself and was the hottest release of summer 2015. Retail: $250 Resell: $800- $1500
This classic siluoete is beloved in sneaker cultere and around the world, an absulute "must have" in any collection. Retail: $110 Resell: $180- $250
This sneaker is a comfortable and affordable shoe for any outside or casual venue. Retail: $110
The Roshe has to be the most iconic and affordable runner of all time starting at prices of $60 to $300 this is an essential in any rotation.
The Asic Gylite V is mostly an East Coast sneaker made for a stylish comfortable experience such as walking and daily activities. Retail: $120 Resell: $120 - $350
Boost technoligy is the new trend in 2015 because of big stars like Kanye and others wearing the extremely comfortable sneaker. In my opinion this is the most comfortable I have ever worn. Retail: $180
The Sock Dart was made for a a sock feel runner, but people acknowledged its unique style and price and wear them usually with a pair of joggers or shorts. Retail: $75 Resell $200 - $500
The Air Max Zero has an interesting story. This was originally going to be released as the first Air Max but got pulled at the last second. 30 years later Nike decided to release the model on national Air Max day on what we know now as the air max zero. Retail: $150
Resell: $200 - $350
When people first saw the flyknit racer it was love at first sight. Now flyknit is used in almost all Nike products. Retail: $150 Resell: $180 - $500
One of New Balances best models is the 1300. With its simple colorways and silhouette this is a great shoe for almost any occasion. Retail: $140
