![Six sports shoes from Myntra listings — an HRX mesh running shoe, an ASIAN women's running shoe, a Campus slip-on, a Skechers, an ASICS and a Puma — in a colour-block grid, on this page about Myntra sports shoe prices]()
The median sports shoe on Myntra costs Rs. 1,035. The median stated MRP beside it is Rs. 3,999. That is from 97 listings we read on 7 September 2026, and 53 of them are at 70% off or deeper.
Which makes the badge almost useless as a way of telling two shoes apart. Below: what the rupee prices actually look like across sneakers and running shoes, why HRX is the cheap end of this shelf when it was not the cheap end of the track pants one, and the five Puma listings at one price carrying two different star ratings.
📅 Read 7 September 2026, myntra.com footwear pages
97 listings; Rs. 659 to Rs. 3,749, median 70% off
45 under Rs. 1,000; median MRP Rs. 3,999 on a Rs. 1,035 median price
📅 Update log:
7 Sep 2026 — first published. All 97 listings were read from myntra.com's own men's and women's sports shoes, men's running shoes and men's sneakers pages on 7 September 2026, as served to a logged-out visitor in India, with nothing purchased. Only listings showing both a price and a stated MRP were kept. Myntra re-ranks these pages continuously and moves prices without notice, so we re-read the shelf and log what has changed here.
Forty-five of 97 sports shoe listings are under Rs. 1,000
We read 97 listings from Myntra's own sports shoes, running shoes and sneakers pages on 7 September 2026 — every one carrying a price and a stated MRP above it. The shelf runs Rs. 659 to Rs. 3,749 at a median of Rs. 1,035, with 45 of the 97 under Rs. 1,000 and 79 under Rs. 2,000.
Sneakers are the cheap half and the deeply badged half at once: a median of Rs. 995 at a median 74% off. Running shoes carry the highest median price on the shelf (Rs. 1,399) and the second deepest badges. Women's sports shoes have both the cheapest listing here — an ASIAN memory-foam running shoe at Rs. 659, rated 4.4 from 5,294 — and the dearest, a Skechers Max Cushioning at Rs. 3,749.
The number that shapes everything below is the second one in each row of these tables. Median price Rs. 1,035; median stated MRP Rs. 3,999.
| Page | Listings | Price range | Median price | Median off |
|---|
| Men's sports shoes | 32 | Rs. 696 – Rs. 3,499 | Rs. 1,266 | 59% |
| Women's sports shoes | 24 | Rs. 659 – Rs. 3,749 | Rs. 1,216 | 56% |
| Men's running shoes | 9 | Rs. 778 – Rs. 3,359 | Rs. 1,399 | 71% |
| Men's sneakers | 32 | Rs. 852 – Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 995 | 74% |
The median discount is 70%, and that is the story
Across all 97 listings the median discount is 70%. 53 of the 97 are at 70% off or deeper, and 41 of them sit inside the single 70–79% band. The median price is Rs. 1,035 against a median stated MRP of Rs. 3,999 — 3.9 times the money anyone is being asked to pay.
At the extremes it is starker. Three Red Tape ETPU sneakers are listed at Rs. 1,035 against a stated Rs. 7,399 — 86% off, or 7.1x. An HRX textile running shoe is Rs. 732 against Rs. 4,999. A Red Tape women's performance tennis shoe is Rs. 1,411 against Rs. 8,299.
We cannot verify whether any of those stated MRPs was ever a live selling price, and we allege no wrongdoing by Myntra or by any brand named — a maximum retail price is a legally permitted ceiling, not a claim that anyone charged it. What we can say is what the shelf looks like: when discounts cluster this tightly around one number, the MRP is doing less work as a price and more as the thing the badge is calculated from. The practical consequence for you is simple and worth internalising — on this shelf a 70% badge is the baseline, not a bargain. Compare the rupee price of two shoes that do the same job, because the percentages have almost stopped distinguishing between them. We took that mechanism apart in our read of why the same discount percentages repeat across listings.
| Listing | Price | Stated MRP | Off | Rating |
|---|
| Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Grey Cblock IDP Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Colorblocked Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Men White Perforations Comfort Insole Basics | Rs. 923 | Rs. 3,699 | 75% | 4.1 (26,247, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Men Sneakers | Rs. 923 | Rs. 3,699 | 75% | 4.1 (26,247, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Men Black & White Perforations Comfort Insol | Rs. 923 | Rs. 3,699 | 75% | 4.1 (26,247, shared) |
| U.S. Polo Assn. Men Colourblocked Sneakers | Rs. 1,319 | Rs. 3,299 | 60% | 4.4 (14,389) |
₹ How the rows in these tables were chosen. Each table shows the listings on its page with the most ratings — not the cheapest and not our favourites. A rating count is the only evidence a listing page carries, and sorting by it is the one ordering that does not require us to have an opinion about shoes we have never laced up. The ranges, medians and counts above are computed across all 97 listings.
Five Puma listings, one price, two different star ratings
Puma has five listings on this shelf at an identical Rs. 1,349 against an identical Rs. 4,499 MRP. Three of them carry different product names — Men Color-Block Sneakers, Men Grey Cblock IDP Sneakers, Men Colorblocked Sneakers — and all three display the same 104,669 ratings at 4.35. A fourth listing with that first name shows the same pool again.
The fifth is the one to look at. It is titled Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers — character for character the same name as two of the others, at the same Rs. 1,349, off the same Rs. 4,499 — and it displays 4,040 ratings at 4.54. Same name, same price, same badge, an entirely separate review pool and a different star rating.
None of this is improper and we allege nothing: platforms group reviews across a product family, and colourways are routinely listed separately. But it makes the star rating a weaker signal than it looks. Two listings that appear identical to you are being judged by two different crowds, and 4.54 from 4,040 is not obviously worse or better than 4.35 from 104,669 — they are simply not the same measurement. Across the whole read 12 product names cover 31 listings, and 13 rating counts appear on more than one listing.
| Puma listing at Rs. 1,349 | Price | Stated MRP | Off | Rating |
|---|
| Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Grey Cblock IDP Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Colorblocked Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.3 (104,669, shared) |
| Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers | Rs. 1,349 | Rs. 4,499 | 70% | 4.5 (4,040) |
The same shoe, four times, under four different product ids
Exact repeats are common here. One HRX Unisex Mesh Running Shoe appears four times — identical name, identical Rs. 933, identical Rs. 3,999 MRP, identical 4.26 from 4,092 ratings — under four separate product ids, three on the men's sports shoes page and one on the running shoes page.
More useful to you is the opposite case. Red Tape's Men Textile Running Shoes appears twice at the same Rs. 1,690 against the same Rs. 8,899, and the two listings disagree: one shows 4.4 from 284 ratings, the other 3.9 from 65. Two ZENG men's mesh running shoes, same name, are Rs. 696 and Rs. 726 with no ratings on either.
So when two listings of what looks like one shoe sit a few rupees apart, the choice is not arbitrary. Take the one with the ratings attached — and if they both have ratings and disagree, you have learned something a single listing would have hidden from you. Eighteen of the 97 listings in this read carry no rating at all, which on a shelf where almost everything is 70% off is the difference that actually separates two identical-looking badges.
| Listing | Price | Stated MRP | Off | Rating |
|---|
| Skechers Men Textured Go Run Consistent Running & Training Shoes | Rs. 2,034 | Rs. 5,499 | 63% | 4.5 (15,218) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Unisex HRX-001 33 Mesh Running Non-Marking S | Rs. 913 | Rs. 2,999 | 70% | 4.4 (6,040, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Unisex Mesh Running Non-Marking Shoes | Rs. 913 | Rs. 2,999 | 70% | 4.4 (6,040, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Unisex Mesh Running Shoes | Rs. 933 | Rs. 3,999 | 77% | 4.3 (4,092, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Unisex Mesh Running Shoes | Rs. 933 | Rs. 3,999 | 77% | 4.3 (4,092, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Unisex Mesh Running Non-Marking Shoes | Rs. 933 | Rs. 3,999 | 77% | 4.3 (4,092, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Unisex Mesh Running Shoes | Rs. 933 | Rs. 3,999 | 77% | 4.3 (4,092, shared) |
| Puma Softride Frequence Street All-Day Comfort Sneakers | Rs. 2,589 | Rs. 6,999 | 63% | 4.5 (2,849, shared) |
HRX is a third of the shelf, and here the house brand really is cheaper
HRX, Myntra's own label, is 35 of the 97 listings — more than a third of this shelf, and more than every other brand combined except Puma and Red Tape. Its median price is Rs. 933 at a median 74% off, against Rs. 1,349 at 56% for everything else.
That is worth flagging because it is the opposite of what we found the last time we counted. On Myntra's track pants shelf HRX carried no real house-brand discount once category mix was removed — it was a few rupees dearer on like-for-like garments. On footwear it is genuinely the cheap end of the shelf, and it is also the deeply badged end.
On evidence it holds up too: 32 of HRX's 35 listings carry a rating, against 47 of the other 62. The best-rated HRX listing here, a men's white perforated shoe at Rs. 923, shows 4.1 from 26,247. What you are not getting for the lower price is a like-for-like comparison — nothing in this data says an HRX midsole lasts as long as a Puma one, and we have not worn either.
| Listing | Price | Stated MRP | Off | Rating |
|---|
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Women White Mesh Running Non-Marking Shoes | Rs. 905 | Rs. 2,999 | 70% | 4.3 (20,741, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Women Cream-Coloured Mesh Running Shoes | Rs. 905 | Rs. 2,999 | 70% | 4.3 (20,741, shared) |
| Campus ANNIE Women Slip-On Walking Shoes | Rs. 964 | Rs. 1,399 | 31% | 4.4 (18,352) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Women Comfortable Running Shoes | Rs. 1,173 | Rs. 3,799 | 69% | 4.4 (13,007) |
| ASIAN Women Mesh Running Non-Marking Shoes | Rs. 659 | Rs. 1,499 | 56% | 4.2 (5,487) |
| ASIAN Women Memory Foam Technology Running Shoes | Rs. 659 | Rs. 1,499 | 56% | 4.4 (5,294) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Women Mesh training or GYM non-marking shoes | Rs. 1,431 | Rs. 6,699 | 79% | 4.4 (1,324, shared) |
| HRX by Hrithik Roshan Women Mesh Training or Gym Non-Marking Shoes | Rs. 1,431 | Rs. 6,699 | 79% | 4.4 (1,324, shared) |
💡 Non-marking, memory foam and EVA, in one line. “Non-marking” means the outsole will not leave scuffs on an indoor court floor — it is a requirement for badminton and squash courts, not a quality claim. “Memory foam” usually describes the removable insole, the cheapest part of a shoe to upgrade and the first to flatten. EVA and ETPU describe the midsole, which is the part that actually determines cushioning and how long it lasts; ETPU (the material behind most “energy return” claims) holds its bounce longer than plain EVA. None of these terms is measured to a common standard across brands, and none was tested by us.
How this page was read, and what it does not tell you
All 97 listings were read from myntra.com on 7 September 2026 as served to a logged-out visitor in India, from four listing pages — men's sports shoes, women's sports shoes, men's running shoes and men's sneakers — by parsing the initial-state data Myntra embeds in each page. Nothing was purchased and no account was used. Only listings carrying both a selling price and a stated MRP above that price were kept, so any item Myntra shows at list price with no MRP line is absent from these figures. Every price, MRP, discount percentage, rating and rating count reproduced here is Myntra's own displayed figure, unadjusted. Medians, counts, the brand comparison and the duplicate-listing analysis are ours.
What that means for what you can conclude. Four listing pages are not Myntra's full footwear catalogue, so nothing here is a claim about the cheapest sports shoes Myntra sells; the first page of each listing is ranked by Myntra's own relevance sort, which is personalised and re-ranked continuously, so your pages will differ from ours. Prices move without notice, and coupons, bank offers, Myntra Insider benefits and delivery charges are not visible in listing data and can change what you pay in either direction — the price at your checkout prevails over anything here. We cannot verify whether any stated MRP was ever a live selling price and make no claim either way; no wrongdoing by Myntra or by any brand named is alleged or implied, including in respect of rating counts shared between listings, of the same product name appearing on several listings, and of identical products listed under several product ids, all of which are ordinary marketplace practice. Ratings and rating counts are Myntra's and are unaudited by us. Nothing here is a judgement of cushioning, grip, fit, sizing accuracy, durability, build quality or how any shoe performs in use: nothing was bought, worn, run in or handled by us, and neither a discount percentage nor a rating is a recommendation to buy. Footwear fit varies between brands and a shoe that suits one foot will not suit another.
What to do with this before you buy
Ignore the badge and read the rupees. 53 of these 97 listings are at 70% off or more and the median is 70%, so the percentage no longer separates one shoe from another. What separates them is the price: Rs. 1,035 at the median, 45 listings under Rs. 1,000, and real, well-rated options at the floor — the ASIAN women's running shoe at Rs. 659 has 5,294 ratings behind it.
Check which listing the reviews belong to. Three Puma listings with three different names share one 104,669-rating pool, while a fourth with an identical name to two of them has its own 4,040. Two identical Red Tape listings at Rs. 1,690 disagree, 4.4 against 3.9. Open the listing before you trust the number under the stars.
Decide whether you are buying sneakers or running shoes first. They are different shelves at different prices here — sneakers at a median Rs. 995, running shoes at Rs. 1,399 — and a sneaker's flat outsole is not built for the repeated impact of a run. If you are dressing the rest of the same wardrobe, our track pants read and Tata CLiQ's sneaker shelf are the adjacent pages.
The short version
Across 97 Myntra footwear listings read on 7 September 2026, prices run Rs. 659 to Rs. 3,749 at a median Rs. 1,035, with 45 under Rs. 1,000. The median discount is 70% and 53 of the 97 are at 70% or deeper — the median stated MRP is Rs. 3,999, 3.9x the median price, and Red Tape ETPU sneakers sit at Rs. 1,035 against a stated Rs. 7,399. On this shelf a 70% badge is the baseline, not a find.
HRX is 35 of the 97 and, unlike on Myntra's track pants, is genuinely the cheap end: Rs. 933 at 74% off against Rs. 1,349 at 56%. The rating numbers need more care than the prices: five Puma listings sit at an identical Rs. 1,349, three of them sharing one 104,669-rating pool while a fourth with the same name as two of them shows its own 4,040 — and 18 of the 97 listings have no rating at all.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do sports shoes cost on Myntra in September 2026?
In the 97 listings we read on 7 September 2026, the median was Rs. 1,035 and 45 of the 97 were under Rs. 1,000, with 79 under Rs. 2,000. The cheapest was an ASIAN women's memory-foam running shoe at Rs. 659, rated 4.4 from 5,294, and the dearest a Skechers Max Cushioning at Rs. 3,749. By page: men's sneakers had the lowest median (Rs. 995) and men's running shoes the highest (Rs. 1,399). These are the listings Myntra's own pages served us on one afternoon; results are personalised and prices move without notice.
Are Myntra's 70% off shoe discounts real?
They are real arithmetic over two numbers Myntra displays — a selling price and a stated MRP — but we cannot verify that any of those MRPs was ever a live selling price, and we allege nothing against Myntra or any brand. What the data shows is how little the badge distinguishes: the median discount across all 97 listings is 70%, 53 listings are at 70% or deeper, and 41 of them fall inside the one 70–79% band. The median stated MRP is Rs. 3,999 against a median price of Rs. 1,035. At the extreme, three Red Tape ETPU sneakers are listed at Rs. 1,035 against Rs. 7,399. Treat 70% as this shelf's baseline and compare rupee prices instead.
Why do two Myntra listings for the same Puma shoe show different ratings?
Because review pools are grouped per listing, and near-identical styles are often listed separately. In this read Puma had five listings at an identical Rs. 1,349 on an identical Rs. 4,499 MRP. Three, with three different names, all displayed the same 104,669 ratings at 4.35. A fifth, titled exactly the same as two of them (Puma Men Color-Block Sneakers), displayed 4,040 ratings at 4.54. Nothing improper is alleged — this is ordinary marketplace practice — but it means two listings that look identical to you are carrying two different measurements, so open the listing and see which shoe the reviews are actually about.
Is HRX cheaper than Puma or Skechers on Myntra?
On this shelf, yes. HRX was 35 of the 97 listings at a median Rs. 933 and a median 74% off, against Rs. 1,349 and 56% for every other brand combined. It is also well evidenced: 32 of its 35 listings carried a rating, and its best-rated shoe here showed 4.1 from 26,247. Worth noting that this is the opposite of what we found on Myntra's track pants, where HRX carried no real price advantage. Nothing in listing data speaks to how long a midsole lasts, and we have worn none of these shoes.
Should I buy sneakers or running shoes for the gym?
They are separate shelves at separate prices here — men's sneakers at a median Rs. 995 and men's running shoes at Rs. 1,399 — and the difference is structural rather than cosmetic. A running shoe is built around a cushioned midsole for repeated forward impact; a sneaker's flatter, harder sole is better for lateral movement and for wearing all day. For mixed gym work a flatter shoe is often the more stable choice, and for road running it is not. We are describing what these shoe types are designed for, not testing any listing on this page: nothing here was worn or run in by us, and fit varies enough between brands that the same size is not the same shoe.
Prices & codes last verified: 7 September 2026
All 97 listings behind this page were read from myntra.com on 7 September 2026, as served to a logged-out visitor in India with nothing purchased and no account used, from four listing pages: men's sports shoes, women's sports shoes, men's running shoes and men's sneakers. Only listings carrying both a selling price and a stated maximum retail price above that price were kept, so items listed without an MRP line are absent from every figure here. Every price, maximum retail price, discount percentage, rating and rating count reproduced on this page is Myntra's own displayed figure, unadjusted; medians, counts, the brand comparison and the duplicate-listing and shared-rating analysis are ours. Four listing pages are not Myntra's full footwear catalogue and their first page is ranked by Myntra's own personalised relevance sort, so nothing here is a claim about the cheapest footwear Myntra sells and your pages will differ from ours. Prices change without notice; coupons, bank card offers, Myntra Insider benefits, shipping charges and cart-level promotions are not visible in listing data and can move your final price in either direction, and the prices and terms shown at your checkout prevail over anything here. We cannot verify whether any stated maximum retail price was ever a live selling price and make no claim either way, and no wrongdoing by Myntra or by any brand named — including Puma, Red Tape, HRX, ASIAN, Skechers and ZENG — is alleged or implied, in respect of stated maximum retail prices, of rating counts shared between listings, of the same product name appearing on several listings, or of identical products appearing under several product ids, all of which are ordinary marketplace practice. Ratings and rating counts are Myntra's and are unaudited by us. Material and technology names such as memory foam, EVA, ETPU and non-marking are the brands' own descriptions, are not measured to a common standard and were not tested by us. Nothing here is a judgement of cushioning, grip, support, fit, sizing accuracy, durability or how any shoe performs in use: nothing on this page was bought, worn, run in or handled by us, footwear fit varies between brands and between feet, and neither a discount percentage nor a customer rating is a recommendation to buy. Zoutons may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page; it does not change what you pay, and nothing here was reviewed or approved by Myntra or by any brand named.
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