Carbon plate running shoes—also known as “super shoes”—are giving a boost to runners everywhere, from the starting line at your local 5K to the Boston Marathon. Most notably, you’ll see ...

We tested eight pairs of popular running shoes for beginners to see how they compared in comfort, fit and design. Three emerged as the best for most new runners.

To find the best trail running shoes, we hit the dirt in 13 of the newest and most popular options from brands like Nike, Hoka, Brooks, Merrell, Saucony and more.

Any physical therapist or running coach will tell you that stability shoes won’t “fix” overpronation, but they can be part of a broader solution. Amanda Brooks, a UESCA-certified running ...

To figure out which women’s running shoes were the best of the best, we consulted a mix of podiatrists, fitness experts, marathoners, running coaches and our own running-obsessed shopping editors.

“The shoes make me feel like I’m running on clouds,” Stef Baron, a NYC-based marathoner, tells SELF. Plus, Nike’s Flyknit fabric keeps air flowing, to help manage sweaty feet.

Here's just how much various types of runners should spend on shoes, which investments are worth it, and where you can save without compromising your running experience.

Best affordable: Puma Deviate Nitro 3 Design It's hard to find a pair of carbon-plated running shoes for under $200, but the Puma Deviate Nitro 3 are wallet-friendly and high-performing.

And remember, even the best running shoes have a limited lifespan. Most experts recommend replacing shoes every 300-500 miles; some signs that it's time for new shoes include compressed cushioning ...

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.

As a longtime distance runner, I’m well aware of how crucial it is to replace your running shoes regularly. But I’m also kind of thrifty, and I like to squeeze every mile possible out of my ...