running shoes

New shoe brand Vimazi claims to have optimized its models to your speed. We put them to the test.

Here’s what we liked about these newly released running shoes from our initial wear-testing.

These bargain picks cost half as much as top-end supershoes, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be super in them.

There is evidence to suggest this popular footwear option might be a contributing factor in bone stress injuries.

Our initial testing reveals the updates to the beloved, game-changing Nike Vaporfly make it an even better racing shoe than before.

The Rivera 3 delivers the benefits of Altra's footshaped fit and balanced, zero-drop design without feeling weird.

Beef up your kicks to handle snow, ice, and other tricky winter terrain.

Hoka (finally) reveals “That Shoe” we saw in Kona, a look at a funky (and pricey) pair from Mizuno, Reebok revamped, and more from last week's The Running Event in Austin, TX.

We put the new shoes of 2023 through their paces. These 7 came out ahead.

Exclusive: An investigation into the legality of Gustav Iden’s prototype Hawaii Ironman run shoes has lead to a surprising conclusion: anything goes. But other than the Norwegians, nobody seems to know.

The Under Armour HOVR Machina 3 is made for the high mileage runner looking to finish strong

We review five of the most exciting new triathlon race-day shoes for fall 2022.

We take a close look at the super “green” (and super springy) new Tree Flyer lightweight earth-friendly trainers from Allbirds.

We take a look at seven of the most interesting lightweight running shoes for fast training days or even long events.

For most of their history, running shoes have been marketed and sold for their ability to reduce injury. That has changed.

The brand took its time entering the super-shoe race, but its new, responsive model for marathoners was worth the wait

$100 for a carbon-plated super shoe? $80 for a pair of 6-ounce trainers? We dig into Atreyu’s current offerings and see if the disruptive, Austin-based brand has truly cracked the running shoe code.

We look at three new pairs of agile trail shoes for offroad running adventures: Hoka’s Zinal, Brooks’ Catamount, and Saucony’s Peregrine 11.

Companies are coming up with innovative solutions to make the running shoe industry more eco-conscious.

We break down the background behind the Swiss brand's recent IPO and review five of On Running's top shoes for triathletes.

Plus seven pairs your feet will love—even as you ramp up the miles.

Sure, most running shoes can do it all, but what are the absolute best types of running shoes for long runs, tempo runs, recovery runs, long- and short-course racing, and more? Our shoe expert breaks it down.

We took a look at 21 new and recent shoes and broke each down into their ideal use: long runs, recovery runs, tempo runs, runs while you travel, and more. Take a look at our top picks (and honorable mentions) for every run under the sun.

Short tack or tall stack? What triathletes should know about stack heights, cushioning, and the difference between maximalist and minimalist shoes.

Run your way to a PR this off-season with the help of our run shoe guide.

We put some serious miles into three very different, cutting-edge pairs of brand-new, cush-forward running shoes: Hoka’s Bondi X, Saucony’s Endorphin Shift 2, and Craft’s CTM Ultra.

We ran in ten super shoes, back-to-back, and compared their feel and ride so you can narrow your search for the best model that fits your stride and preferences.

Smelly running shoes happen. Find out why, and follow these steps to rid your shoes of the stench.

Experts explore where the running shoe industry is going next.

As scientists continue to debate what elements create super shoe magic, what does it mean for you as you select your next racing shoes?

It’s time we broadened our concept of running shoe stability.

The new Asics Dynablast might be light on flashy features, but we take a quick peek at why this is a notable offering in today's shoe market.

Few changes? Few problems. This well-loved pair of lightweight trainers/long-course racers from Hoka gets a tiny update in the Rincon 2 that fans will mildly love but won’t impress haters.

Hoka's new Rincon 2 mirrors last year's version—with the exception of a slightly updated upper—but that might be a good thing.

New Balance gets squish-plus-support right in their new FuelCell Prism lightweight trainer.

New Balance's latest offering, the FuelCell Prism, is a bouncy ball of cushy foam with some decent stability chops and some fun tri-friendly details.

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

Doing a fall or winter running race? Using the cooler months to improve on your run leg?

An innovative running shoe database aims to streamline the shopping process.

Here’s how to know when to keep—or ditch—your go-to run kicks.

Running shoes don’t last forever, but you can’t necessarily follow the old adage that each pair will last 400 miles either.

Maximum cushioned, or “fat” shoes, are gaining momentum in all categories of running and could be the next craze in triathlon too.

Coach Mario Fraioli answers a question about how frequently an athlete should switch out his running shoes.

These heavily-cushioned shoes are the new go-to for long-distance runners—but not yet for triathletes.

A few store owners share the processes they put the customer through to achieve the proper fit.

Check out these 22 running shoes available in stores this fall!

We wear-tested some of the best running footwear to evaluate the attributes most important for each shoe style.

Twenty one shoes on display at the 2013 Outdoor Retailer trade show from Salt Lake City, Utah.

Dr. Jordan Metzl advises the most important decision any runner will ever make: how to choose the right running shoe.

High mileage meets minimalism in a new hybrid style of run shoes.

A mid-weight shoe at 9.5 ounces, the Zoot Ultra TT 5.0 features a friction-free upper and a well-cushioned midsole.

Tri-specific shoes get lighter and more versatile for 2012.

Video: The 2011 Ecco Biom Running Shoe. Worth the money? Decide for yourself after watching this video with Mario Frioli and David Helter about the Ecco Biom running shoe.

Dr. Jordan Metzl advises the most important decision any runner will ever make: how to choose the right running shoe. Learn how choosing the right shoe can help lessen the likelihood of injury and enhance your running experience.

Get a detailed look at the running shoes featured in the 2011 Triathlete Buyer's Guide in this photo gallery.

If you are looking to reinvent yourself as a runner, the New Balance N8 tracks all the functions needed to dial in your training—pace, distance, cadence and heart rate—but its pace measurement can be inaccurate.