Cross trainers are athletic shoes that are similar to running shoes, but have slight differences that make them appropriate for a variety of sports. Cross trainers often sacrifice some durability to provide comfort and stability for sports, but the qualities vary widely among individual brands and models.
Adidas EnduroBounce II
The Adidas EnduroBounce II shoes are designed with special cushioning to absorb shock as you are running and jumping. These men's cross trainers have a breathable membrane to encourage water removal, which may make these more appropriate than other cross trainers for activities in adverse weather conditions, according to the Workout Results website.
Nike Shox 2:45
The Nike Shox 2:45 are snug-fitting cross trainers designed to provide comfort during training. The Shox technology provides a springy step, while the lacing system promotes stability by keeping your ankles aligned properly as you change directions. "Maxim" magazine gave the Nike Shox 2:45 a five-star rating.
Nike Free Run+
The Nike Free Run+ is a shoe that can be used for a wide variety of athletic activities, according to "Running Times" magazine. The shoe is lightweight but supportive and has a flexible outer sole, which makes it useful for activities that involve moving in many different directions.
K-Swiss Keahou II
The K-Swiss Keahou II is a versatile cross training shoe that may help you perform well on long runs and sprint and agility work. "Running Times" magazine rated the K-Swiss Keahou II highly because of the high level of comfort and soft cushioning across the entire shoe.
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