Running, training, walking or everyday: which Nike women's shoes fit your day?

The Nike women's shoes on this page are listed by what you do in them, and four uses stand out.

• Road running: the Downshifter 14 offers dependable, everyday cushioning with a breathable mesh upper for easy road miles. The Revolution 8 has a foam midsole and a flexible forefoot. The Journey Run has extra-high foam stacks and super-soft cushioning.
• Gym and training: the MC Trainer 3 has a sturdy, flat base and a supportive upper for gym sessions. The Bella 7 has Air Zoom cushioning and a mesh upper.
• Walking: the Promina combines a tall foam stack with a grooved rocker on the outsole. The Motiva has a tall foam midsole.
• Everyday: the Dunk Low, the Court Vision Low, the Court Vision Alta and the Air Max Bia.

Light support or medium support: which Nike sports bra?

Nike names the support level in each sports bra. The Indy Light-Support bra is described as perfect for low-impact workouts. The Swoosh Medium-Support bra is described as great for training workouts and dance classes, with sewn-in pads that stay in place. There is also an Indy High-Support padded adjustable bra.

What Nike women's clothing is on this page?

T-shirts, tank tops and leggings are the three biggest clothing groups. The Nike One leggings use a midweight fabric that stretches and dries quickly. For tennis there are NikeCourt skirts, and the Victory flouncy skirt has built-in shorts with pockets. The Phoenix Fleece hoodie also comes in plus sizes.

If you are starting to run, begin with the Downshifter 14. Shop by need: women's running, Nike training, women's lifestyle shoes and Nike clothing.