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Running
1 A Year in Running Shoe Reviews
Running
2 Shoe Review: New Balance 890
Running
3 Gear Review: Revenant Running Shoe by Under Armour
Sneakers
4 I am Keen on Keens: Wasatch Crest Trail Runner
sneaker
5 Get In Gear: New Balance 1010 Running Shoe
You Asked
6 You Asked: Pavement to Trail Running Shoes
Fitness
7 Gear Review: Cell Voltra Running Shoe by Puma
Nike
8 Fun New Kicks: Nike Free Quick Fits
Over the year, we've logged a lot of miles in the latest running shoes, all in the name of helping you find the perfect pair. No matter your preference when it comes to pounding the pavement, we've got a shoe that may interest you. Flip through for all of our reviews of our favorite running shoes this year! Read more
The barefoot running trend is, ironically, creeping into sneaker design. Inspired by the phenom of running sans shoes, many popular running shoe brands are bringing lighter weight running shoes to the market this Spring. New Balance, a company that built its reputation on well-cushioned, fortified sneakers, is introducing the revamped 890 running shoe ($100). It's a bantam weight sneaker — Read more
I may have tried barefoot running, but I am not ready to abandon my sneakers all together. What I am ready for is a lighter, more flexible shoe. Enter the Free XT Quick Fit ($85). Nike just sent me a pair to test out. These sneakers are one of Oprah's favorite healthy things. And the Quick Fits are fast becoming one of my favorite things too! One reason I am digging these sneakers is they make me Read more
I just took Puma's new running shoe, the Cell Voltra ($100), out for a test run. The first thing I noticed was that the shoe is incredibly light. Being the curious sort, I put it on my digital kitchen scale to weight it. One shoe clocks in at 10.75 ounces — an ounce lighter than my Under Armour running sneaks. The Cell Voltras capitalize on Puma's 10CELL technology used for building soles. Read more
Known for its sturdy workout wear, Under Armour is adding shoes to its repertoire. I just took the stability sneaker, UA Revenant ($120), out for a couple of test runs, and I mean that literally. After wearing them around the house for some light cleaning, I wore them for a long jog on the road. They felt great. Supportive and well cushioned, the Revenant is designed to prevent overpronation, Read more
You asked, "I am looking for a great running shoe that goes from pavement to trail with ease. I was hoping to spend around $100. Any ideas?" It sounds like you need a supportive shoe that is not too heavy but that is also durable enough to handle a few bumps along your run. Adrenaline ASR 4 ($95.00) from Brooks Running may be just what you need. It looks more like a running shoe (not as bulky Read more
Are you prone to pronation? This is when you run, stand or walk with too much weight on the insides of your feet. Pronation is problematic because the gait pattern established in your feet affects your body all the way up the kinetic chain (The foot bone's connected to the shin bone...) and what happens at your feet, does not just stay at your feet. More simply put: Pronation can cause overuse Read more
I have never been on the Wasatch Trail in Utah that is that namesake of these shoes so I cannot tell you from first hand experience how inspirational it is. What I can tell you is the Wasatch Crest by Keen is a great shoe. Designed for long distance trail running the shoe is super supportive through the mid foot, making it easier to not roll too much from side to side - great shoes if you are Read more
I've been a fan of Mizuno's running shoes since my first pair of Alchemy shoes, so I was excited when I heard I'd be able to test out the newest offering from the company, the Mizuno Wave Prophecy ($200). The Wave Prophecy is the result of over seven years of research to improve the company's signature Wave technology. This model debuts the full-length Infinity Wave Plate, which runs along the Read more
In a new interview with Teen Vogue, Nicole Richie admits to owning 200 pairs of sunglasses. While I figured she owned her fair share (she's rarely photographed without a pair of oversized shades), I had no idea her collection numbered in the hundreds. Other celebs with shopaholic tendencies include Sarah Jessica Parker, Victoria Beckham, and Jennifer Lopez. And while their shopping runs usually Read more
