10 Best Running Shoes With Low Drop
Updated on: December 2023
Best Running Shoes With Low Drop in 2023
ALTRA Men's AFM1953G Superior 4 Trail Running Shoe, Gray/Lime - 11.5 D(M) US
New Balance Men's Minimus 10 V1 Trail Running Shoe, Black/Uv Blue, 7.5 M US
- Synthetic/Mesh Upper
- Antimicrobial Treatment to Reduce Odor
- Vibram Outsole
- Acteva
- 4 MM Drop
Merrell Men's Trail Glove 4 Runner, Vertical, 10 M US
- Mesh, TPU Upper. Vegan friendly
- Zero Drop
- Vibram TC5 Outsole, Trail Protect Pad. Stack heel or toe height is 0.45 inch. Trail protect pad offers underfoot protection
- Insole: 3mm, 3mm lugs
- Mselect Fresh Lining
ALTRA Women's AFW1923G Kayenta Road Running Shoe, Blue - 9.5 B(M) US
- Ideal Uses: Road running, triathlon, speed workouts
- Cushioning: Light
- Stack Height: 23mm
- Weight: 4.9 oz. / 139 g
- Designed to Improve: Natural Foot Positioning, Toe Splay, Comfort, Stability
Saucony Women's Bullet Sneaker, Black/Silver, 8.5 M US
New Balance Women's Fresh Foam Roav V1 Sneaker, White/Black/Guava, 10.5 M US
- Truly unique: The New Balance fresh Foam Roav V1 running shoes are the ultimate in casual Athletic style. Pairing a bold, attractive look with plush comfort, these cushioned running shoes are in a League of their own
- Fresh Foam midsole: feel like you're running or walking in the clouds. The first of three proprietary technologies in this athletic shoe, fresh Foam midsole cushioning is precision engineered to deliver an ultra-cushioned, lightweight ride
- Endurance outsole: step up your game without wearing out your favorite running shoes. Endurance rubber outsole technology provides superior Durability in high-wear areas to help get more out of the shoes
- Ultra Heel: these neutral running shoes boast a head-turning heel that performs as well as it looks. The ultra Heel design hugs the back of the foot for a snug, supportive fit. This unique heel works alongside the bootie Upper for all-day comfort
- 8mm drop: these lightweight shoes feature a heel-to-toe drop of approximately 8mm. Due to variances created during development and manufacturing processes, references to 8mm are approximate
Xero Shoes Prio - Men's Minimalist Barefoot Trail and Road Running Shoe - Fitness, Athletic Zero Drop Sneaker - Black
- The lightweight, flexible performance shoe for road running, trail running, fitness, CrossFit, hiking, and more...
- Foot-first design. Wide toe boxes let your toes spread and relax. Zero-drop, non-elevated sole for proper posture
- Low-to-the-ground for balance and agility. The flexible sole lets your feet bend and move naturally.
- FeelTrue sole gives you great traction, protection, and the stimulation and feedback your feet and brain want.
- IMPORTANT SIZING NOTE: As of August 20, 2019 the Prio was resized to fit "true to size." We recommend ordering your typical shoe size. Of course, if this isn't correct, you can exchange it for the right size.
Merrell Women's Glove 4 Trail Runner, Very Grape/Astral Aura, 9 M US
- Mesh Upper, Breathable mesh lining
- TrailProtect pad offers additional support off road
- Vibram TC5+ outsole
- Stack height (heel/toe): 11.5/11.5mm; footbed: 0mm; insole: 3mm; midsole: 4/4mm; sole: 1.5 web, 3mm lugs
- Weight: 8oz/230G (1/2 pair)
ALTRA Women's ALW1855L Lone Peak 4 Low RSM Waterproof Trail Running Shoe, Gray/Purple - 11 M US
- Insole: 5 mm Contour Footbed
- Midsole: Dual Layer EVA / A-Bound with StoneGuard
- Outsole: MaxTrac Rubber with TrailClaw
- Cushion: Moderate
- Stack Height: 25 mm
- Upper: eVent Fabrics
- Weight: 9 oz / 255 g
ALTRA Women's AFW1953G Superior 4 Trail Running Shoe, Black/Purple - 10 B (M) US
- Ideal Uses: Trail running, trail racing
- Cushioning: Low
- Stack Height: 21mm
- Weight: 6.6 oz / 187 g
- Designed to Improve: Natural Foot Positioning, Toe Splay, Comfort, Stability
U.S. Congressman Vern Ehlers Announces His Retirement from Michigan's 3rd District
While the next US Rep. from the 3rd district of Michigan will surely have big shoes to fill, Congressman Ehler's constituents can expect a Republican candidate to win the seat and continue the bipartisan efforts they have become so used to.
Representing the 3rd district of Michigan, he was a fitting politician; a moderate conservative in the right-leaning western side of the state. In the mold of Gerald Ford, who once held the seat, he championed a mix of moderately conservative policy and, more importantly, policy aimed at benefiting his constituents.
Ever focused on education, Congressman Ehlers headed a major statement by the Science and Technology Committee in 1998. He currently sits on the STEM Ed Caucus, which focuses its efforts on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education. One of his more recent conservative initiatives was his co-sponsoring of the Goodlatte-Leach Internet Gambling Prohibition Act and the Internet Gambling Protection Act. Both acts were written to curb, what he saw as, a growing problem with online gambling in the United States.
His efforts for the state of Michigan will surely be enjoyed by generations to come. Having a seat on the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, he was able to bring more money to Michigan's roads and other infrastructure. Reaching across the aisle, he led the formulation of the Great Lakes Legacy Act which brought over $270 million to clean sediments in the Great Lakes.
Most recently, Congressman Ehlers has worked tirelessly to assist the few remaining Michigan manufacturers in retaining and creating jobs for Michigan residents. He has also continued to work to improve education in Michigan and across the country. Again, reaching across the aisle, Congressman Ehlers has recently worked to bring legislation to the House Floor aimed at keeping the Great Lakes clean for years to come. Recent efforts that are sure to continue focused on spurring the creation of green jobs and the development of alternative energies.
The dedication of Congressman Ehlers will surely be missed by Michigan's residents and the citizens of the United States as well. His seat will most likely be filled by a Republican. The 3rd District is typically a conservative one, which was evidenced by consecutive elections void of a Democrat challenger making a serious run since Congressman Ehlers was elected in 1993.
Having held the seat for such a significant period of time, it remains to be seen who will fill it. Republican State Representative Justin Amash is from the Grand Rapids area and has announced his candidacy. Other's mentioned by media outlets are current Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land and Michigan State Senators Mark Jansen and Bill Hardiman, all Republicans.
While the next United State Representative from the 3rd district of Michigan will surely have big shoes to fill, Congressman Ehler's constituents can expect a Republican candidate to win the seat and do their best to continue the bipartisan efforts they have become so used to.
