Stadium Goods, that’s where they shoot the complex sneaker shopping. Expensive but worth it to stop in

Concepts, kith, dover street market, extra butter, I think there is a solestage, SNS (SneakersnStuff), Atmos and LacedUp NyC which is part of LOOKS nyc (overall they are all in manhattan but scattered around)

Paragon Sports near Union Square 

REI has a reasonable shoe selection, albeit a bit more orientated to trails and hiking.

Macy’s.

Training for what? If you are looking for running shoes there are plenty of dedicated running shoe stores.

Hoka on 22 & 5th

New Balance on 20 & 5th

Paragon Union Sq

Fleet Feet on 14

Foot Locker on 14

Adidas and Nike in Soho

Brooklyn Running on Grand in Williamsburg

Asics store in Meatpacking

KITH, Round 2, Sneakersnstuff, Concepts NYC, Extra Butter, West NYC, Dover Street Market, Nike Lab

Flight club

All of these stores too

Round Two, Stadium Goods, and Unique Hype.

Sneakersnstuff, Nikelab 21M, the footlocker on 34th st. The Nike flagship in soho. The adidas flagship on 5th, Kith.

Super Runners Shop! I love the Midtown East location

everyone might say Fleet Feet but my experience at the Brooklyn store kinda soured them for me.

I love Brooklyn Running Co off Atlantic Ave

I feel like everyone says Brooklyn running co… and I wish I could recommend them personally but I feel like they are always just trying to sell me the shoes they struggle to sell when I go there (as if they’re trying to clear stock)

Fleet feet 72nd & Amsterdam

This isn't the answer you're looking for but you're likely best going to a physical therapist who specializes in runners (Finish Line, MotivNY etc.) They can look at you run, see how you strike and recommend shoes that would be best for you. I've been to several Fleet Feets and Brooklyn Running Co and find that the guidance there is a hit or miss. Everyone seems very nice at both and I purchase items from both stores but not everyone knows what they're talking about and it can be tough to know what's correct/incorrect.

Running Company at Columbus Circle or Jackrabbit on 72nd Street

I’m going to second Brooklyn Running Company.

Jackrabbit on 63rd and 3rd is also awesome although as with every store, it does depend a little on the person. I definitely got someone who is an avid runner themselves and who also listened. Their advice is definitely far more tailored than pushing everyone who says "over-pronate" into a stability shoe.

I've been to the Super Runners Shop on 77th and Jackrabbit on 72nd. Both are good. Super Runners Shop treatment varies based on who you get helping you.

I'm a huge fan of Jackrabbit. I've bought shoes from the one on 14th and I shop at their Brooklyn location near prospect park as well. I definitely recommend!

FCNY, Stadium Goods

Uniquehype and round2 are my favorites but just take a walk in SoHo and you'll find alot you never knew about

Flight Club. OVO store.

RIF NY just opened on 69 Mercer. Go there instead.

Quick Google search maybe bro

There’s a place called Laced Up on Broadway and there’s a couple other places right by there as well. Then down in the Lower East Side, there’s District One at Stanton and Essex with Round Two across the street. Best prices are District One and Round Two.

Hilltop stocks exclusively Specialized shoes. They’re owned and operated by Specialized, the incycle connection is misleading. Spesh owns incycle as well and the online marketplaces are connected, but the incycle stock does not reflect physical stock at hilltop locations.

Thanks need to get my sizing for a wide pair of lakes

Last I checked, Hilltop Bicycles (Williamsburg/LES) have a decent selection of Specialized road bike shoes

Edit: Any stores in LA would help too