Sneakers generally fall into two categories: stability and neutral. Brooks shoes are no different—the brand’s GTS line features GuideRail technology for those who need extra stability, while classics ...

Dr. DeLott also recommends designating a pair of supportive sneaks for high-impact workouts, even if you’re doing them in the ...

With the American record of 11:19:13 in his mind, he was on pace for most of the first half of the race, but high winds made ...

Foot pain is something many people just accept, but what if your shoes were the real problem? Traditional footwear cramps ...

Barefoot sandals have long intrigued both footwear enthusiasts and health professionals alike. Imagine a shoe that allows your feet to move as naturally as possible, providing the ultimate blend of ...

With a new outsole, midsole, and upper, Altra took a fan-favorite ultralight trail runner and gave it better traction, more ...

The Adidas Adizero Boston 12 has all the qualities to be a universally appealing shoe for Hyrox. It's light, versatile and geared up for speed, while still possessing a good level of stability and, ...

A group of experts consider the accessories from the past 100 years that changed how we carry our things — and ourselves.

HOKA fans, get ready, your favorite running shoe just got a fresh makeover. The HOKA Bondi 9 has just dropped new colorways, making it the perfect time to upgrade your sneaker rotation.

Saucony's ever-evolving stability trainer proves the brand can hold its own in the performance-meets-lifestyle space.

Before buying running shoes, understand your foot type. Flat feet, high arches and neutral arches are some of the feet types.

There’s a buzz about Barefoot Bobby in the fitness world because he doesn’t just run marathons; he crosses the finish line ...