Brands

Top picks by brand (from this Brands page product list)

Start here if you already know the brand you trust. Click a product to compare prices from retailers on Stepwise Footwear.

ASICS

• ASICS Men's Gel-Kayano 32 Sneakers – stability support for overpronation and long wear.
• ASICS Men's Gel-Nimbus 28 Sneakers – cushioned comfort for walking and everyday use.
• ASICS Men's GT-2000 14 Running Shoes – guided stability in a lighter feel.
• ASICS Women's Gel-Kayano 32 Trainers – stability support for a controlled, steady ride.
• ASICS Women's Gel-Cumulus 27 Sneakers – balanced cushioning for daily walking.

Brooks

• Brooks Men's Ghost 17 Running Shoes – balanced, steady everyday comfort.
• Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 Running Shoes – stability guidance if you want a more supported feel.
• Brooks Men's Glycerin Max 2 Running Shoe – higher-cushion option for longer days.
• Brooks Women's Adrenaline GTS 24 Running Shoe – supportive stability for long wear.
• Brooks Women's Ariel GTS 24 Shoe – more structured support if you want extra control.

Dansko

• Dansko Men's Black Oiled Leather Professional Clogs – structured platform for standing-heavy days.
• Dansko Men's XP 2.0 Clog in Black Nubuck – supportive work-style clog option.
• Dansko Women's Professional Clog – popular structured option for all-day wear.
• Dansko Women’s XP 2.0 Mary Jane Clogs – secure-feeling clog-style alternative.
• Dansko Women's Sassy Closed Toe Shoes – closed-toe supportive option.

HOKA

• HOKA Men's Bondi 9 Running Shoe – max cushioning for hard floors and long sessions.
• HOKA Men’s Clifton 10 Wide Shoes – cushioned daily comfort with wide-fit option.
• HOKA Men's Arahi 8 – stability support with a smooth transition.
• HOKA Women's Clifton 10 Sneaker – cushioned, smooth daily walking feel.

Mizuno

• Mizuno Women's Wave Horizon 8 Running Shoes – stability-focused option on a steadier platform.
• Mizuno Women's Neo Vista 2 Running Shoes – cushioned option for longer wear.

Orthofeet

• Orthofeet Men's Knit Lava Sneakers – comfort-first fit and orthotic-friendly design.
• Orthofeet Men's Yari Hands-Free Sneakers – easy-on convenience for painful days.
• Orthofeet Men's Edgewater Walking Shoes – walking-focused comfort with supportive feel.
• Orthofeet Women's Hands-Free Sneakers – easy-on comfort for sensitive feet.
• Orthofeet Women's No-Tie Sneakers – avoids tight lace pressure across the top of the foot.

Index

• How to use the Brands page
• Quick brand match by foot issue
• FAQs

How to use the Brands page

• Pick a brand section above if you already have a preference.
• Use pagination (pages 1–6) to see the full list of brand products on this hub page.
• Compare prices using the product pages, and switch country if needed to see local pricing.

Quick brand match by foot issue

• Flat feet / overpronation: prioritise stability models (ASICS Gel-Kayano / GT-2000, Brooks Adrenaline/Ariel).
• Heel pain / plantar fasciitis: cushioning + stable base tends to feel best (HOKA Bondi/Clifton, cushioned ASICS/Brooks).
• Standing all day (work roles): structured platforms can help reduce fatigue (Dansko clogs/closed-toe styles).
• Sensitive feet / wide fit / easy entry: comfort-first designs reduce pressure points (Orthofeet).

FAQs

1) Which brand is best for overpronation?

Look for stability-focused models first. ASICS and Brooks have several stability options listed on this page.

2) Which brand is best for standing all day?

If you prefer structured work styles, Dansko is a strong starting point. If you prefer trainers, look for cushioned + stable options.

3) Why do prices vary so much?

Prices vary by retailer, discounts, and the country selected at the top of the page.

4) Should I browse brand pages or condition pages?

If you have a specific pain issue, start with the condition category (heel pain, plantar fasciitis, flat feet). If you already trust a brand, start here.

5) What should I do if a listed price looks wrong?

Click through to the product page to compare retailers. If one offer looks unrealistic, it may be a feed/currency mismatch.

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