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Hoka’s newest release is a light-ish midweight trainer with soft-but-springy foam. Though it’s got the Cifton name, there’s not much here Clifton fans will recognize.

Hoka's new Clifton Edge looks almost nothing like the existing Clifton line, but it does show off a new, funky feature that could signal a change.

We pit two unconventional lightweight trainers against each other in one speedy square off.

Fit, freedom of movement, chafing, support, style, and look were just some of the factors we took into consideration while moving in this women's workout gear.

Editors and testers from Triathlete and Podium Runner test and review 16 hot shoes for this spring.

Under Armour's HOVR Machina is rife with buzzwords: Carbon! Bluetooth! Foam! But can it pull it all off at once?

Under Armour's new HOVR Machina is big, bulbous, and bursting with hotness like a carbon plate, foam, and Bluetooth connectivity.

Suunto’s latest smartwatch is gorgeous, integrates well with the Google ecosystem, but has some serious training flaws.

We look at this season's best lightweight running shoes for maximum response and road feel.

The winner of the Biggest Game-Changer award is...

Nike’s been putting up big claims with their new React Infinity Run, but should it even be compared to a structured shoe like the Arahi 4?

The brand new Suunto 7 is a color touchscreen smartwatch that's meant to bridge the divide between lifestyle (think Apple Watch) and hardcore athlete (think Garmin Forerunner 945).

Nike’s new “injury beaters” were a big surprise.

This lightweight stability shoe works well for both long runs and for those prefer more support while running fast.

Warm, dry feet can mean the difference between a killer long run and a week of sickness. Don’t skimp—get the best winter run socks you can.

World Athletics announced new shoe regulations last week, but what do they mean for triathletes?

We share options for every budget. (And guys, you'll want to check this out—most of these options are available for you too.)

Our first look at the new heavily cushioned training shoe from Nike.

We’ve put this gear through the chilly, sloppy ringer to find the best winter running gear for triathletes.

When winter turns every surface into a trail, the grip, stability, and robustness of trail shoes shine.

One of the leading triathlon swimming brands has made quite the splash when it comes to eyewear.

Combining the versatility of run shorts with the flair of a skirt, the Chaser Skort makes the perfect gift for the runner in your life who sweats the details over fashion and form.

There’s probably not a triathlete on the planet who wouldn’t be stoked to receive a pair of Normatec boots as a gift this holiday season.

Hoka’s latest race shoe is the triathlete’s answer to the newest generation of energy-returning shoes.

Consider these the Rolls Royce of leg compression. CEP’s super tight weave extends all the way down to the feet for full lower-body recovery post workout or race.

Weighing in around six ounces, this race-day or speed-day flat has 4mm of drop but feels more like a mildly substantial tempo trainer.

These shoes hit the tri trifecta of value, sockless comfort, and lightning-fast entry.

A vegan shoe!

The comfiest cold-weather running tights.

Fashion, meet function.

If you’ve been a big fan of training with power on the bike—using fully objective data independent of terrain, conditions, physiological effects, etc—then training with power on the run is the logical next step.

Biomechanists at HOKA and Nike have been tinkering away, and triathletes get to reap the benefits. We pit two brands’ carbon-plated, stride-enhancing road racing shoes head to head to find their differences.

Our reviewers take a look at seven pairs of under-the-radar shoes that you shouldn’t overlook this season.

Some like it hot. If that’s not you, it’s time to learn how to handle the heat.

Six cushioned trail shoe models designed to swallow terrain and smooth out long miles.

All of these vests will help you feel confident that you have everything you need on your next long run.

As temperatures climb, we look at eight of this season’s lightest and wildest run gear.

Sunscreen you can wear: Why UPF is your new BFF.

The Hoka Carbon X features a highly rockered footbed with a carbon fiber plate sandwiched into the outsole and a very unique road feel.

Less-expensive store-bought orthotics might be enough to help address many issues at a fraction of the cost of custom options.

A real-world update to Nike’s Vaporfly 4% could be the answer to triathletes’ prayers.

The Draw: Featherweight

The Draw: Any trail, any weather

The Draw: Tried and true

The Draw: Easy off-roader

The Draw: A different animal

The Draw: Race, train flyweight

The Draw: Dynamic design

The Draw: Long hauler

The Draw: Any trail, any weather

The Draw: Fast, tech-savvy trainer

The Draw: Breezy, comfy trainer

The Draw: Rocker sole

The Draw: Market disruptor

The Draw: Max cushion, improved support

The Draw: Max freedom

The Draw: Trail legend

The Draw: Brawny trail runner

The Draw: Trail natural

The Draw: Lightweight, super fast

The Draw: High-mileage trail warrior

The Draw: Lightweight, short-courser

Our gear editor Chris Foster walks through the features of the brand new Hoka One One Rincon and reviews the triathlete-focused lightweight trainer/racing flat.

Every year we see radical new designs that continue to redefine what a running shoe is and how they look and perform.

Shoes built on sex-specific lasts may be the most efficient way to keep consumer cost down and fit comfortable—but the call of customization can't be ignored.

When the call of the wild beckons, think safety, comfort, organization, and inspiration.

The latest kicks for training and racing on your favorite surface

A look at the running shoes the world’s best triathletes are wearing.

Shoe manufacturers are obsessed with foam soles, should we be too?

XTERRA world champion Josiah Middaugh takes a break from racing the GoPro Mountain Games in Vail, Colorado.

Power meters for running may not give the same absolute info as cycling power meters, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

If your shoes get so dirty or smelly that you’re just dying to wash them, there are ways to clean them safely.

Run in style with the best accessories.

Beth Risdon provides a few humorous (and a couple of practical) solutions to dealing with the discontinuation of your favorite running shoe.

Painful blisters, cold toes, stinky feet? There's a sock for that.