The Best Shoes for Running Sprints

Sprinting shoes are built differently than other types of running shoes. They are designed for speed and to help the sprinter channel as much energy as possible into forward movement. Typically shoes for running sprints are characterized with spikes and stiff front soles. Spikes provide extra grip and allow for more forward force. Sprinters should decide on the type of shoes depending on training regimen and running event. Some of the best shoes for running sprints are Adidas Sprint Star, Asics Hypersprint and Puma Complete TFX.

Adidas Sprint Star

Lightweight and durable, the Adidas Sprint Star makes an excellent shoe for running sprints. It features a foam insole and textile lining to provide maximum comfort. The upper is perforated for breathability and is made with synthetic leather making the Sprint Star quite durable and supportive. The model's light and stiff characteristics make it suitable for shorter distance running events.

Adidas Sprint Star
shopadidas.com
(800) 982-9337

Asics Hypersprint

This lightweight sprint shoe features a nylon spike plate and solid rubber outsole to increase durability and traction. Suitable for the 100- to 400-meter event, its synthetic leather and mesh upper provides ample stability for improved performance and fit. Asics Hypersprint is an outstanding choice for sprinters looking for a pair of light and stable spike trainers.

Asics Hypersprint
asicsamerica.com
(800) 678-9435

Puma Complete TFX Sprint

The Puma Complete TFX features a sock-like fit providing maximum protection for those long training sessions. The upper is made with a combination of air mesh and synthetic leather for breathability and extra support. Additionally, the heel is built with solid rubber providing traction and optimum durability. This is a fine choice for the competitive sprinter who needs plenty of durability and protection.

Puma Complete TFX Sprint
888-565-7862
shop.puma.com

Article Written By Rona Aquino

Rona Aquino began writing professionally in 2008. As an avid marathon runner and outdoor enthusiast, she writes on topics of running, fitness and outdoor recreation for various publications. Aquino holds a Bachelor of Arts in communications and English from the University of Maryland College Park.

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