Meghan Markle's walking sneakers are a perfect athletic pick. Getty/Instargam/Meghan Markle

Shoes fit for a duchess.

Meghan Markle shared videos from her and Prince Harry’s trip to Australia on Instagram in April, showcasing their charitable work and adventures Down Under.

And while the Duchess of Sussex mostly dressed in styles from small brands with designer heels from Dior, Aquazurra and Manolo Blahnik, in one part of the clip we spotted her wearing the Saucony Cohesion 18 Sneaker for a walk along the ocean.

And right now, the same comfy, well-rated style is on sale on Amazon for as low as $55 in select sizes and colors.

Saucony Cohesion 18 Sneaker

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The As Ever founder is known for mixing mall brands like J.Crew with more high-end pieces, as part of her signature Southern California, coastal-cool style.

Her black Saucony sneakers are a cushioned design perfect for running errands or going for a jog alike, making them a versatile pick for travel or everyday.

The Duchess of Susses is known for her high-low style. Getty Images

Reviews rave about the sneakers as well. One shopper noted that they’re true to size, writing, “These sneakers are so comfortable, and the toe box is just perfect. I’m a walker and walk miles almost every day. I also have received a lot of compliments.”

Meanwhile a second fan said, “Saucony sneakers are my favorite brand for support, fit, tread, and longevity. Purchased this pair as a casual walking shoe that looks nicer than my other pairs. Price point is reasonable. Love these sneakers for travel.”

If you’re looking for a royal-approved sneaker, why not try a pair that’s also easy on the wallet?

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