Is Coffee the Next Big Thing in Running Apparel?
Science has proven the performance benefits of caffeine, but companies are now using coffee grounds in running apparel. Here’s the scoop.
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This Shoe Could Bag the Most FKTs on Earth
Got your eye on an FKT? The MTL Skyfire 2 can take you there.
This Planet-Conscious Running Gear Is Made of Beans and Discarded Fishing Nets
Here are a handful of stellar eco-forward innovations that trail runners and race directors can add to their tool belts
Three Ways to Be a More Environmentally-Friendly Trail Runner
The waste that comes from athletic gear and apparel is a structural problem, but individual actions still matter
Who Wore Which Shoes at the 2023 Boston Marathon?
Our editors tallied shoe choices for the top 25 men's and women's finishers. Here's what we found.
First Look: Hoka Tecton X 2, Reviewed
This update to Hoka’s beloved carbon trail shoe mainly stays the course, but offers a few welcome upgrades—a sharpened upper, lighter weight, and increased durability
The Science of Thermoregulation Fabric Design
Wool, fleece, Polar-grid, and waffle knit: here’s the science behind certain fabrics that keep you warm and comfortable in a variety of conditions.
Meet the GS:TAM, Speedland’s First Max Cushion Shoe
The boutique Portland brand debuts its best shoe yet, a versatile ultra crusher that’s modular design can be customized to you.
What’s In Your Shoe Quiver?
Every runner needs a small arsenal of shoes to tackle any variety of terrain, speed, and distance. Our Run editors share what kicks are in their heavy rotation.
Tracksmith Eliot Runner Review
In an impressive debut, Tracksmith delivers a versatile, modern trainer with an old-school look and feel, just as you’d expect from the brand