
Garmin’s Smartwatch Adds 4G LTE Coverage, Levels the Playing Field with Apple
Garmin’s addition of 4G LTE coverage means you really can leave your phone at home and head out for a run.

Garmin’s addition of 4G LTE coverage means you really can leave your phone at home and head out for a run.
By Meg Lappe


We’ve rounded up the best new running shoe releases this month to buy now.
By Meg Lappe


We stopped by The Running Event to check out what’s happening in running shoes next year. Here’s what you should look out for in 2019.
By Meg Lappe


These gym-specific sneakers are the ideal new shoe for 2019 fitness endeavors.
By Meg Lappe

These blacked out Hoka One One boots deserve a spot in everyone’s closet.
By Meg Lappe

The Tailwind OG popped back up in October, and this month they’re back in two new colors.
By Meg Lappe

Three full-on kits from three premium cycling brands: Rapha, Pas Normal Studios and Velocio.
By Meg Lappe

Staying in shape has never been easier, more efficient or more aesthetically pleasing.
By Gear Patrol

Let no temperatures dissuade you from logging your miles outside this winter.
By Meg Lappe

District Vision teams up with Salomon, one of the most recognized brands in the trail running community, to create a new sneaker.
By Meg Lappe

Thanks to feedback from runners all over the world, Adidas updates and improves the well-loved Ultraboost.
By Meg Lappe

Nike’s heritage in sport and Carhartt WIP’s heritage in workwear combine to update four classic silhouettes featuring canvas and ripstop fabrics.
By Meg Lappe

Fuel your workouts with proper nutrition that’s customizable and sent right to your door.
By Meg Lappe

These three short and long distance runners share what works for them, leading up to race day.
By Meg Lappe

Mission Workshop does it again with a multi-use and high-performance product.
By Meg Lappe

On Running takes its sneaker-building expertise to the trail.
By Meg Lappe

This running shop in Bend, Oregon, is one of the best. It helps when you have professional athletes that live in very close proximity.
By Meg Lappe