In this comparison we review yoga shoes from three different companies for under $100. Each brand is affordable, reputable and worth considering, but we found that one clearly stood out above the others...


The J-41 Yoga Slide is our Editor's Pick for several reasons. First of all - aesthetically, it walks all over the competiton. Pun intended. The memory foam insoles make them super comfortable, and they're also planet and animal friendly due to the use of recycled rubber and vegan materials. Best of all, they work just as well as walking / shopping shoes as they do for yoga.

The Stella McCartney Thala shoes by Adidas have a removable to grip so you can use them for yoga or change around for use in ballet or dance. They are comfortable and durable, but - subjectively speaking - kind of ugly. But then again, to each her own. These are decent yoga shoes if you don't mind paying $30-$40 more than the other two we've reviewed here.


Capezio's yoga shoes remind me more of ballet slippers with a grippier heel than a real yoga shoe, but combining the two materials to provide support in the toe and heel areas and flexibility in the middle was a genius move. We're not big fans of the look, but really like the concept. And the price can't be beat.