Can you recommend training shoe brands for gym-goers who need stable support for mixed workouts?

Yes — for mixed workouts, look for brands that make cross-training shoes rather than running shoes. You want a shoe with a stable, flat-ish base, good lateral support, and enough cushioning for short cardio sessions.

Reliable training shoe brands to consider

• Nike – especially the Metcon line, known for stability and durability.
• Reebok – the Nano series is a classic for gym and functional training.
• Under Armour – solid training models with decent lockdown and versatility.
• Adidas – some Dropset or training-focused models work well for lifting and circuits.
• PUMA – offers stable trainers that are often comfortable for general gym use.
• New Balance – their training shoes can be a good blend of support and comfort.
• ASICS – some cross-training options provide good structure and dependable fit.
• Inov-8 – popular for functional fitness and more natural-feeling stability.
• NOBULL – minimal, durable trainers with a stable platform for lifting and classes.

What to prioritize

• Stable heel and midsole
• Good grip
• Side-to-side support
• Moderate cushioning
• Secure midfoot fit

Quick pick by workout style

• More lifting-heavy: Nike Metcon, Reebok Nano, NOBULL
• More HIIT / classes / mixed cardio: Reebok Nano, New Balance training models, Adidas training shoes
• All-around gym use: Under Armour, PUMA, ASICS training lines

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a budget-friendly list,
2. the best brands by foot type (wide/narrow/flat feet), or
3. a top 5 shoes for lifting + treadmill + classes.