Nike Metcon 6
The Nike Metcon 6 is an all-around training shoe with a unique design and a new upper more breathable than ever.
Run Slower to Become Faster: Why It Works and How to Start
Updated: December 2021 Most runners want to run faster at some point in their running career. Whether they are running competitively on the road or challenging themselves on a trail half marathon, they aim to become a healthier and better runner. Many runners are adopting a new philosophy to achieve that goal: run slow to … Read more
How to Start Running at 50 (and Beyond)
Age is nothing but a number. And that’s especially true for running! Discover how to start running in your 50s safely. The key is to…
Running at Night: Why Do It and How to Stay Safe (9 tips)
Discover why running at night may be more beneficial than in the morning and check out our tips to stay safe. The most important is to…
The Most Iconic Trail Races in the United States
Trail races become legendary for many reasons. Perhaps a race establishes itself as a proving ground for future giants of the sport. Perhaps a run becomes renowned for the stunning scenery you get to enjoy along the way. Sometimes a trail marks itself out as a real tough, nasty son-of-a-bonk. Whatever the reason, we all … Read more
Hoka Clifton 11 vs Bondi 9 (2026 Comparison)
See the side-by-side comparison of the Hoka Clifton 11 and Bondi 9 to make the right choice. The main difference is…
How Should Running Shoes Fit?
Just like feet, running shoes come in many shapes and forms! Discover our tips on finding the perfect fit to be comfortable at all times.
How Long Do Running Shoes Last?
How many miles can you put on a pair of running shoes before replacing them? The answer depends on many factors. Hint: comfort is key.
What are the best running shoes for flat feet?
You don’t need to worry about having flat feet when choosing your running shoes. Discover why (scientific evidence inside).
Can the ‘toe spring’ of shoes increase the risk of injury? A critical look at the study that has runners talking.
A new study found that the ‘toe spring’ of shoes can reduce the work of the foot, which could increase the risk of injury. Read our analysis.