Home / Shoes & Sneakers
Ranked by monthly searches · Shoes & Sneakers

Shoe Brands: Most Searched Shoe and Sneaker Brands (2026)

Ranked by what people actually search

Last updated: November 1, 2026

“shoe brands” gets about 18,100 searches a month in the US. These are the shoe brands people search for most, ranked by average monthly US searches for the exact keyword under each name, not by who pays us. Hoka, Nike and On Cloud are tied at the top, at about 550,000 searches a month each. Semrush rounds counts into buckets, so they’re shown as tied, listed A to Z. It shows search interest, not sales or reviews.

We may earn a commission from some links on this page. It never changes the order. Affiliate disclosure.

The 9 most searched shoe brands

Searches/mo = average monthly US searches for the exact keyword shown under each name. Source: Semrush Keyword Overview, US, average monthly searches, Nov 1 2026.

RankBrandSearches/mo
T1Hoka
“hoka shoes”
550,000
T1Nike
“nike shoes”
550,000
T1On (On Cloud)
“on cloud shoes”
550,000
T4Adidas
“adidas shoes”
246,000
T4Brooks
“brooks shoes”
246,000
T6New Balance
“new balance shoes”
165,000
T6Vans
“vans shoes”
165,000
08Asics
“asics shoes”
135,000
09Skechers
“skechers shoes”
74,000

T = tied. Semrush rounds search counts into buckets, so tied names are listed A to Z.

All 9, with where to buy

T1.Hoka

About 550,000 searches a month (“hoka shoes”)

Hoka is known for thick, cushioned running and walking shoes. It’s owned by Deckers Brands.

Shop on Amazon

T1.Nike

About 550,000 searches a month (“nike shoes”)

Nike is the Oregon-based sportswear giant. Its Jordan and Kobe lines are counted separately.

Shop on Amazon

T1.On (On Cloud)

About 550,000 searches a month (“on cloud shoes”)

On is a Swiss running brand known for its Cloud shoes and the hollow “CloudTec” pods on the soles.

Shop on Amazon

T4.Adidas

About 246,000 searches a month (“adidas shoes”)

Adidas is the German sportswear brand with the three stripes, and its Samba is one of the most searched sneakers right now.

Shop on Amazon

T4.Brooks

About 246,000 searches a month (“brooks shoes”)

Brooks is a Seattle-based running shoe brand, owned by Berkshire Hathaway.

Shop on Amazon

T6.New Balance

About 165,000 searches a month (“new balance shoes”)

New Balance is a Boston-based shoe company that makes running shoes and classic lifestyle sneakers.

Shop on Amazon

T6.Vans

About 165,000 searches a month (“vans shoes”)

Vans is a California skate shoe brand known for the Old Skool, Authentic and checkerboard slip-ons.

Shop on Amazon

8.Asics

About 135,000 searches a month (“asics shoes”)

Asics is a Japanese running shoe brand, and the Gel-Kayano is one of its longest-running models.

Shop on Amazon

9.Skechers

About 74,000 searches a month (“skechers shoes”)

Skechers is known for comfort and slip-on shoes, including its Hands Free Slip-ins.

Shop on Amazon

Also popular

Other names people search for. They aren’t in the ranking because we don’t have a Nov 1, 2026 number for the same kind of search.

How these counts work

“Shoes” gets about six times the searches of “sneakers,” so each brand’s count adds up searches for both words, singular and plural.

What are the most popular shoe brands?

By “[brand] shoes” searches in the US, Hoka, Nike and On Cloud are tied (about 550,000 a month each). Semrush rounds into buckets, so we show them as tied, not 1-2-3. Adidas and Brooks are next, tied at about 246,000.

Who owns Hoka?

Hoka is owned by Deckers Brands, which also owns Ugg.

How this list is ranked: average monthly US searches for the exact keyword shown with each name. Source: Semrush Keyword Overview, US, average monthly searches, Nov 1 2026. Search interest is not sales, and it isn’t a review. Brands we can’t link to stay on the list.

Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, What Are People Buying earns from qualifying purchases. We may earn a commission when you buy through links on this page, at no extra cost to you. Affiliate links never change the order; the ranking comes from search data only. Read our affiliate disclosure.