DIGITAL ISSUE Tried & tested: PUMA Velocity NITRO 4 Looking for a running shoe that can keep pace with your workouts? The PUMA Velocity Nitro 4 might just be your new go-to. Lighter, faster and sleeker than ever, we put PUMA’s most versatile running shoe to the...
IF YOU'VE EVER laced up a pair of Mizuno running shoes, you know they hit different. For over a century, Mizuno has quietly mastered the art of performance footwear, blending innovation with the distinctly Japanese philosophy of craftsmanship – what the brand often...
SAUCONY WAS FOUNDED all the way back in 1898 in little old Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Before there was Nike, or Adidas, or New Balance, or any running shoe brand, for that matter, there was Saucony.Assuredly, Saucony hasn't just spent that time idling by. The brand has...
RUNNING IS ONE of the simplest, most effective and fun ways to work out, but let’s face it, it can get boring. When you’re endlessly repeating the same route and forging the same quotidian path around your local park to the point that it feels like you’re literally...
RUNNING CAN BE an expensive hobby. Between high-tech watches, moisture-wicking everything and exorbitant race entry fees, your wallet takes a hit before you’ve even broken a sweat. But here’s the good news: great running shoes don’t have to cost a fortune.Sure,...
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