Since its inception in 1924, Adidas has long been one of the largest athletic apparel brands in the world—and an ever-popular array of choices when it comes to running shoes. “Adidas offers ...

A shoe with a 32mm stack height at the heel and a 28mm stack height in the forefoot has 4mm of drop, for instance. Most road running shoes have between 8mm and 12mm of drop, so odds are you’ve ...

Who would’ve thought that three diagonal stripes could tell you so much about a running shoe ... specialize in cushioned and ...

Adidas traces its history back to 1924, when founder Adi Dassler started a shoe company in Germany. Running shoes, specifically ... outsole is studded with 4mm lugs (cleat-like protrusions ...

Alongside their respective top-shelf carbon-plated racing shoes, Nike and Adidas have loads of daily-wear shoes for a variety of running styles ... (both brands drop a new version of each model ...

Traditionally, many of the best running shoes have a stack height drop from heel to toe, somewhere in the range of 4mm to 10mm. Zero-drop running shoes eliminate the drop altogether. But what's ...

The best running ... shoe’s “drop,” or the heel-to-toe offset. Traditional trainers tend to have a higher drop, about 10mm to 12mm, while racing shoes tend to be lower, at 4mm to 8mm.

We’re not exaggerating when we say your running shoes can make or break ... which you’ll like if you’re not a fan of maximal shoes. The 4mm drop continues this theme of being almost like ...