Mount to Coast H1: The Rise of a Superstar
Let's be clear. When I first saw a Mount to Coast shoe, it was on an episode of Believe in the Run's The Drop. I think it was the R1. My first thought was, "Who's going to buy that?"
Why I Went to Paris Fashion Week to Understand HOKA
HOKA is doing some of the most interesting work in collaborations today, yet I don't think the story translates particularly well to runners. More broadly, I don't think Paris Fashion Week is very legible to the running community, even though I believe it's quietly shaping the future of the products we wear.
Diadora Highlights Gara Carbon 3 for Summer Racing
Diadora has spotlighted the Gara Carbon 3 as part of its summer running lineup, positioning the performance road shoe for runners training and racing in warm conditions.
The Nike ACG LDV is More Than Just a Retro Release
Nike has spent decades building one of the deepest archives in footwear. For sneakerheads, the company must have warehouses full of forgotten prototypes, old running shoes, and abandoned ideas that occasionally get pulled back into the light.
NNormal Reveals 202 Shoe Prototype Ahead of Western States
NNormal has revealed that Kilian Jornet will test two unreleased products at this year's Western States 100
SOAR Running Releases New Film, ‘No Boundaries’
SOAR Running has released No Boundaries, a new film directed by Paul Calver exploring the fluid nature of modern running.
Kiprun Kipsummit Max Review: Decathlon Stops Asking for Permission
The Kipsummit Max does not behave like an entry-level product. It behaves like a company realizing it no longer needs to imitate the category to participate in it.
ARC’TERYX LAUNCHES INAUGURAL ‘GROUNDWORK’ PROGRAM
Arc’teryx has announced Groundwork, a new city-to-trail running program designed to help urban runners build the skills and confidence needed to transition from roads to trails.