When almost every single review for a pair of sneakers mentions how comfortable they are, you know you're on to something good. For a workout in New York City on Tuesday, Jennifer Lopez opted for Nike's Air Presto Sneakers ($120), which happen to have the best reviews on Nordstrom's website.
Just how good are they, you might ask? "I own a bunch of Nike and Adidas sneakers but these by far are the comfiest pair I own," one reviewer wrote. Other shoppers concur, calling the shoes "so chic and comfortable, yet practical and durable," and "super cute and comfortable." In fact, we actually lost count at how many Nordstrom reviews mentioned the shoes' comfort factor. Still need convincing? Don't take their word for it—scroll down to shop them for yourself and get ready to feel like you're walking on a cloud.
Scroll down to see Jennifer Lopez's full workout outfit and shop her Nike sneakers.
On Jennifer Lopez: Beyond Yoga Deco Mirror Paneled High-Waist Leggings ($93); Nike Air Presto Sneakers ($120).
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Nordstrom reviewers all agree that these shoes are extremely comfortable.
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