Dan Roe

Open-ear options continue to get better and more versatile.

This guide helps you figure out how to squeeze strength workouts between all those miles.

Go easy on your feet with these tester-recommended kicks.

Memorial Day is a big day for discounts: Here’s how to save on a runner’s favorite big-ticket splurge.

Also absent, however? Good noise cancelation and transparency modes.

Saucony and Brooks make appearances, but so does an Altra shoe (with drop).

NordicTrack is one of our favorite treadmill brands, and now their machines are on sale!

Cyber Monday is a great time to save on a runner’s most expensive accessory.

High-end sound doesn’t have to come with a high price this week.

Some of our editors’ favorite treadmills are on sale as colder weather looms.

To overcome a nagging running injury, just tape yourself back together.

Give your lower legs a break with these lactate-flushing compression calf sleeves.

These waterproof and breathable bottoms will keep you dry when everything else is wet.

We got all sweaty to find secure-fitting, decent-sounding wireless earbuds for less than $60.

Check out our notes, opinions, tips, and findings from inside the world’s most rigorous shoe and running accessory testing lab.

With running roots and a bold design, the Air Max is a classic trainer with serious street style.

A grippy and durable rubber outsole highlights this hardy shoe.

A thick slab of Asics’s new FlyteFoam Blast packs a bouncy, energetic ride.

The defining neutral cushioning shoe sports a new React foam midsole and a big forefoot air bag.

More cushioned than a pure racer and lighter than your daily trainers, the 361-Pacer ST is an ideal track or tempo partner.

Designed to prevent injuries, the thick trainer takes the edge off hard surface running.

Need the sold-out super shoes right now? New and lightly used (26.2-ish miles) pairs are selling for more than $1,000.

The new Under Armour shoe uses a forefoot plate to help you pop off of a slab of plush foam.

The latest DynaFlyte has a comfortable, breathable mesh upper and reactive cushioning underfoot.

The Swoosh outworked and outsmarted the running world. If you’re upset about that, we’re here to help you rationalize your vitriol.

Watch us cut a $250 racing shoe in half for, you know, science.

The shoe is almost completely free of fossil fuel–based materials, a first for a major running brand.

Save up to 30 percent on these items for winter running.

The latest Zoom Fly takes aesthetic and technological cues from the flagship racing shoe, but a denser midsole and more substantial upper make it versatile beyond race day.

Asics spared neither foam nor rubber in constructing its latest marquee stability trainer.

The Kenyan marathoner ran 1:59:40 in a pair of unreleased Nike shoes. Thankfully, their design is online at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

A softer midsole gives you a smooth touchdown and toe-off without sacrificing the company’s characteristic support.