Running

Adding a hydration vest to your kit can elevate your runs on and off trail.

A curious design detail hints that the pinnacle of sportswear might've taken a page from the outdoor gear world.

First released in 2015, the Speedgoat returns to the trails with changes designed to help you run hard, far ... and fast.

The LD-1000, recalled by Nike in the late 1970s, is poised to become the brand's next must-have sneaker.

Utilizing a new technology called LightSpray, On's latest running shoe could be the most significant sportswear innovation in years.

How do you boost the boost? By adding more boost, of course.

The Cloudboom Strikes arrives just in time for the Summer Olympics.

With its innovative heel counter, the Anacapa 2 Freedom works like a slip-on that goes on and off in seconds.

Do yourself a favor and leave the daily tasks to your dailies.

Treadmills and open roads each have their own benefits. Which one should you choose?

Various types of cooling vests are designed to help combat dangerous rises in body temperature. Here’s what you need to know about them.

Made with bio-based Dyneema, the hard-wearing Toolbox from Canadian running label Norda can go anywhere you take it.

The new Pegasus 41 is here.

Pastime of the people or sport of the elite?

Insoles can give your step plenty of boosted performance and comfort. These are the signs you might benefit from a pair.

No, extra hole isn’t for improved breathability or the result of faulty manufacturing. It's used to create this little-known knot.

Nike's wildly popular Pegasus Turbo line from 2018 edges closer to a return, only this time under a new name: the Pegasus Plus.

Hoka's newest everyday runner is the latest shoe to join World Athletics's so-called "banned" list, but it's different than the others in a fundamental way.

Could Hellen Obiri's second Boston Marathon win kickoff a new era of competition-grade running shoes made without shoelaces?

Running's come a long way since the 1970s. We have these running shoes to thank.