Men's Trainers

Casual Trainers Running Trainers Canvas Trainers Court Trainers Safety Trainers Hiking Trainers

Step up your footwear game with our extensive collection of Men's Trainers, featuring styles for every activity and lifestyle. From classic canvas pumps to high-performance running shoes and robust safety trainers for the workplace, our range combines comfort, style and functionality to keep you moving confidently whatever your day brings.

We stock men's trainers from leading brands including Skechers, known for their memory foam comfort technology, Gola for retro-inspired classics, and specialist workwear brands like Amblers Safety. Whether you need lightweight trainers for the gym, supportive shoes for long shifts, or casual kicks for everyday wear, you'll find the perfect fit in our collection.

Explore our specialist ranges including casual trainers for everyday style, running trainers for active pursuits, and safety trainers for workplace protection. View our men's shoes collection for more footwear options.

Men's Trainers FAQs

What are the most comfortable men's trainers?

Trainers with memory foam insoles, like many Skechers styles, offer exceptional comfort for all-day wear. Look for cushioned midsoles, breathable uppers and arch support. For specific activities, choose trainers designed for that purpose - running shoes for jogging, cross-trainers for gym work.
How often should you replace trainers?

Running trainers should be replaced every 300-500 miles or 6-12 months of regular use. Casual trainers last longer with less intensive wear. Signs you need new trainers include worn-down soles, reduced cushioning, visible creasing in the midsole, or heel counters that no longer support your foot.
What's the difference between trainers and sneakers?

Trainers and sneakers are largely the same - 'trainers' is the British term while 'sneakers' is American. Both refer to casual athletic footwear with flexible rubber soles. Technical athletic shoes for specific sports (running, basketball, tennis) are sometimes distinguished from casual fashion trainers.
Can you wear trainers to the gym?

Yes, but choose the right type. Cross-trainers offer versatility for various gym activities. Running shoes are best for treadmill work but lack lateral support for weights. For weightlifting, flat-soled trainers provide better stability. Avoid using outdoor running shoes indoors as they may mark floors.