Our On Cloud X Tempo review looks at how this hybrid training shoe performs across easy runs, strides, and strength workouts, plus why its firmer feel isn't the right fit…

We tested the ASICS Sonicblast 2 on a 5k, a 14-mile long run, and easy miles to see if this bouncy, plated trainer can handle more than just speed work.

Over 7 years we've tested every single Hoka Running Shoe, We know their durability, cushion and fit to provided accurate recommendations.

The Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 5 feels like the shoe Adidas has been working toward for the last few years. The brand has its wildly fast, incredibly stripped down Adizero…

The Topo Ultraventure 5 combines a roomy toe box, plush cushioning, and reliable Vibram traction for everything from technical trails to everyday miles. We tested it across steep terrain, gravel…

The Asics Nimbus Mirai 2 combines plush cushioning with a more sustainable approach to running shoe production. Here’s what runners should know about its recycled materials, comfortable design, durability, and…

The Hoka Clifton UTL brings the Clifton 8’s midsole into a lifestyle sneaker built for walking, commuting, travel, and everyday wear.

Wide toe box running shoes offer extra room for toes to avoid rubbing, blisters, and other foot problems. These 10 meet your different needs!

Torn between the Brooks Ghost 18 and Hoka Clifton 11? See how they stack up on cushioning, ride and fit to find your next daily trainer.

The Altra Olympus 7 delivers plush cushioning, a roomy FootShape fit, and excellent Vibram Megagrip traction for long days on the trail. We tested it on rugged terrain and a…

Compare the top running shoe brands, what each is known for, who they’re best for and the most popular models from Brooks, Hoka, ASICS, Nike and more.

The Hoka Stinson 8 combines 44mm of cushioning, a stable ride, and versatile 3.5mm lugs for comfortable miles across pavement, gravel, dirt roads, and lighter trails.

We review hundreds of running shoes, so we can tell you where the Cloudtilt fits compared with an actual running shoe, and whether you really need running-shoe technology just to…

Keen’s first trail-running shoe, the Seek, delivers a surprisingly polished combination of responsive cushioning, versatile traction, and a roomy toe box. After testing it across pavement, dirt, rocks, roots, and…

The Hoka Tecton X 4 is a lightweight, energetic trail super shoe with dual carbon plates and plenty of pop. Our review covers its trail performance, fit, stability, and who…

The New Balance SuperComp Elite v6 combines a lightweight build with a bouncy, responsive ride that feels fast without being overly aggressive. Our review covers the fit, ride, stability, and…

The North Face Offtrail Ultra is built for technical trails and big elevation days. We tested its grip, cushioning, fit, and integrated gaiter to see how it performs when the…

Nike completely revamped the Pegasus Plus 2, making it lighter, bouncier, and more responsive than the original. Our full review breaks down whether this major redesign finally makes the Pegasus…

We tested the New Balance SuperComp Rebel, a fun, bouncy super trainer that delivers race day speed at a more approachable price and comes in wide.

The Puma Velocity Nitro 5 skips the giant foam stack for a lean, ground-feel ride with standout wet-weather grip. Our full review breaks down why it earned a spot in…

I’m happy to say it didn’t take long to realize KURU has figured out how to make slip-on shoes feel surprisingly secure, comfortable, and easy to wear. Both the KURU…

New to Topo's lineup, the Specter Elite is quickly becoming a favorite among runners. Our full review breaks down what makes it a winner.

Our team of wide foot testers has been on the roads and trails to find the best options. We think this wide foot running shoes are the top picks.

Our On Cloud X 5 review looks at how this versatile gym shoe performs for cardio, plyometrics, walking, and lifting, plus where its extra cushion falls short.

The right pair of running socks can make all the difference in comfort and blister prevention. Here are the 10 best running socks + what to consider when buying.

The Mount to Coast M1 is built for ultra distances with supportive cushioning that shines on long, runnable trails, but technical terrain reveals its limitations.

Compression socks are one of those running accessories that can leave you wondering, do I actually need these? The idea behind compression is pretty simple. These snug-fitting socks are designed…

The best running shoes right now after thousands of miles of testing from our team. We've got options for every need.

Our Salomon Genesis 2 review covers its impressive grip, firmer responsive ride, and secure feel to see how this trail shoe performs on technical terrain.

Our Teva Aventrail Road-to-Trail review puts this unique trail running shoe to the test on dirt, water, and adventures to see where it really shines.

Do carbon plated running shoes really make you faster? We dig into the latest research to see who benefits from super shoes and whether they're worth it.

Fast, firm, and seriously fun, the On Cloudboom Strike 2 pairs upgraded foam with a full length carbon plate for a responsive race day ride.

Read our Altra Escalante 5 review to see what's changed, how it compares to the Escalante 4, and who will love this minimalist daily trainer.

We put the Brooks Ghost Max 4 to the test. Here's what we found about its cushioning, fit, stability, and who this shoe is and isn't built for.

The Brooks Cascadia 20 showed up with some major changes to cushion and feel, we think the updates are the best yet.

Thinking about the Topo Specter 3? Here's our honest take on the fit, the new RevFoam midsole, and whether this super trainer actually lives up to the hype.

The Merrell MTL SpeedARC Peak is an elite trail racing shoe designed specifically for off road performance, not a road racing shoe adapted for the trails.

Read our Altra Torin 9 review to see how its updated midsole changes the feel of this popular zero drop daily trainer and who will enjoy the new ride.

The KEEN Wander is a comfortable trail shoe that feels more like a sneaker, making it a great choice for smooth singletrack, dirt roads, and everyday adventures.

There’s a new kid in town and they are doing things a little different. Minimalist runners and gym goers, Notace has entered the chat. Rather than chasing maximum stack height…

Read our Salomon Aero Blaze 4 review to see why this moderate cushioned daily trainer is a great choice for runners who don't want a max stack shoe.

Read our Under Armour Velociti Elite 3 review to see how the Boston Marathon winning racer compares to today's most popular carbon plated shoes.