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that are worthy of a purchase, we look for a few key elements: good design, quality materials, and the perfect fit. It's no secret that we test out hundreds of shoes so we can provide you with the best recommendations. Love some casual, everyday kicks? We've got you. Prefer something sportier and performance based? We found those, too.
We enlisted our editors to choose the designs they're longing for in 2022, and OMG, they're good. Whether you want something cheeky and playful or, we've uncovered the best of the best. Our editors will tell you why they love these sneakers, so you'll have plenty to mull over. Find our top picks from Nike, New Balance, Reebok, Converse, Puma, and more. Your closet is about to get a whole lot fuller.
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