The 50 Best Affordable Sneakers Under $150 to Add to Your Rotation

This is the OG of OG Adidas sneakers. It started as a basketball sneaker, then became so much more. Much more than what we could have ever imagined. Whether you are going to a concert or heading to the office, the Superstars a good shoe to take with you.

J.Crew can't keep these Nike's in stock—two full years after they first started carrying them. The Killshots feature textured leathers, soft suedes with a rubber gum sole for the finisher.

The Busenitz turns a soccer icon into a skating essential that works with just about any outfit. Don't let the simple look of this shoe fool you—this is a sturdy sneaker built for the toughest of conditions.

If you’re looking for simplicity in a sneaker, you’ll find it with the Gazelle. This '90s sneaker fits right in with fashion today.

This is one of New Balance’s OG staples and its comfort is nearly unmatched with its revolutionary technology.

The Samba classic is Adidas’ most iconic soccer shoe and fits like a charm. You gotta love a sneaker that has always stayed true to its roots and its legacy. Long live the Samba.

This mid-top version of the Superstar gives the streetwear classic a slightly edgier spin. Comfortable, cool, and perfect to hit the skatepark in.

The Star Master comes in so many colors it’s tough to pick, which is a good problem to have. Good luck.

These classics are the embodiment of tennis shoes. They're very affordable, and also transition well for pickleball.

The Nizza harkens back to the '70s where it was worn as a hoop shoe but has since transitioned into the everyday. Quite nicely we might add. The staples have never failed us. Ever.

The Handball Top is a performance shoe with the best kind of old school aesthetic. The upper features neoprene, suede, and mesh along with a lace-stopper closure that provides a stable finish.

This 1917 basketball sneaker remains one of the coolest in the game today. What do we call that over here. Oh yeah, a tried and true go-to.

This sneaker, like its high top version, is an instant classic. Same exact features as the high top model and everything, but for those of you who like the low-tops.

One Stars are a must-cop for eccentrics and minimalists alike. Cool design, super affordable, and a must-cop for anybody who considers themselves a sneaker enthusiast.

This might be the most slept-on Converse sneaker of all time. Aside from the design, the comfort is top-tier with a multilayer cushioning with a wedge that adds support.

Not your typical shoe, but that’s what makes it so good. The Thunderbolts are something of a hidden classic in the sneaker community.

This OG basketball shoe was iconic in the '90s and it’s coming back stronger than ever right now. 

The mindblower pops out at you because of the trippy lettering on the shoe’s midsole. Be warned: All eyes will be on you. 

The dad vibes are strong! And nothing says "shoes for dad" better than 1990s FILA.

This monochrome shoe is sure to catch eyes this fall with its suede texture and '90s look. Y'all know the 1990s never goes out of style right?

The Campus is the perfect shoe for people always on the go. It’s fashionable, but simple. Might want to snag a pair now before the university season starts back as these tend to sell out kind of fast. Don't say we didn't give you a heads up.

This is one of New Balance’s earliest runners, so it comes with an old school vibe plus comfort. The ABZORB midsole is well cushioned and super responsive adding to its good features.

The Cortez was originally a track shoe but is now a fashion piece that has blown up on the West Coast.

The basic version of the Cortez is the same piece with a few slight modifications for comfort. There's quite a few of these bad boys in different color variations, so make sure to browse around.

One of Nike's most iconic shoes—and you don't even have to wait in line for it.

The Span is one of the more slept-on Nike kicks, but it has some of the best paneling and colorways around. 

This simple high top is one of Nike's most versatile kicks. We dare you to wear it with a suit. Matter of fact, we double dare you.

Sure, your dad has a pair—but that’s what makes these so good. Dad vibes are what's up. 

The shoe that introduced the air bubble might be Nike’s biggest accomplishment of all. The O.G. Golf Shoe ladies and gents.

Originally built for basketball, this shoe is one of the most comfortable skaters you can buy. 

The Stan Smith is as smooth of a fit as the tennis player it’s named after. This shoe is a classic, and been remodeled as a re-design as a part of adidas' commitment to only using recycled polyester by 2024. That means this shoe now has a vegan upper as opposed to previous models.

The low top dunk is one of Nike's most expansive sneakers—so many flavors for you to try this fall. Dunks are also notoriously hard to get your hands on, so act quick if you see a pair that you really like.

The Bruin, like the Blazer, is a basketball-turned-skateboarding shoe. It has all the chill. 

The Bermuda was recently rebooted and is looking to live up to the same hype it saw through the '80s. We'll say that it's off to a good start so far (imaginary thumbs up emoji)

This is as old school as it gets at Puma. The Clyde might be the smoothest shoe out there.

This shoe’s paneling is crazy. Just looking at it will make you feel a little bit high. 

If Reebok ever went out of style, the classic brought it back. This shoe goes with everything. And we do mean everything.

The Club C is a more sleek spin on the original classic and made for a smooth look.

This classic was originally a running shoe but has transitioned into a lifestyle cop for Reebok fans. 

The Shadow has been the foundation of the Saucony brand since 1985. It’s a fashion flex and a trainer sneaker all in one. 

The Jazz original is primarily a style move and is an easy choice as a beater for this fall.

Sperry makes more than mocs! The Topsider Clouds are built for your comfort. Super stylish and versatile as well.

The Cotu is an old-time classic favorite that may never go away even if you’ve never heard of it. 

This is the perfect shoe for a skater with its reinforced gum soles and suede top. You can run these into the ground. Speaking from personal experience of course.

This is a casual, updated spin on the Nylite Canvas so you can spend your fall in comfort.

The minimalist design fits perfectly with this shoe that comes in all types of colorways. Have at it.

Originally made for basketball, the Vans Old Skool silhouette is the perfect OG skater. It was the first to don the iconic side stripes for the brand.

The Sk8-hi is a high top spin on the Old Skool and an essential for any skater out there.

The Vans Authentic sneaker is the most simplistic look you can find in a shoe, yet it works well in almost any situation.

If you’re on the go and don’t have a second to tie your kicks, this is the perfect shoe for you.

Comfortable, great for walking around all day, and uber stylish, you truly cannot go wrong with these.