In its second time out, the Fast Fulcum_Ride features an update to the Karhu Fulcrum technology. The Fulcrum component has

The swiftest member of the KSwiss running family features the same serious focus as the rest of the line. Designed for

The Tenos has evolved from a sleek, traditional-looking shoe to one with a markedly unconventional profile. Sporting a small medial

Karhu has always had an exotic reputation in the American market, thanks to their limited availability and a unique approach

END (Environmentally Neutral Design) is a new brand with a new target audience. Aimed at the value-minded runner who expects

Thanks to the collaborative efforts of an architect, a podiatrist, and a footwear developer, new shoe company Velocy debuts with

While not for those who need extra support, the Zoom Moire takes the flexibility of the Nike Free and tames

The X-1 is a versatile, performance oriented trail shoe which has components to protect the foot. Support, cushioning, traction, and

The Ventalus has been redesigned to maximize lightness and versatility. The spike choice of a Who’s Who of elite distance

The Response line trades on the longtime reputation of the Response; features, performance, and economy. The Response Comp provides the

The Air Streak Ekiden, named for the popular Japanese road relays, proceeds without a hitch through it latest re-design. The

ASICS has made another bold update move which is likely to garner them as much criticism as it does praise.

Fila was founded in 1926, as an Italian knitwear manufacturer. By 1973, the company had become known as Fila sportswear.

Racing shoes are not for everyone, but they can help improve racing times. The Pegasus was a stalwart in Nike’s

Fila keeps hitting closer to the mark, and has come up with a lightweight model which could well attract a

Last year’s Electrolyte proved to be quite a find, if you happened to be highly efficient with no eversional tendencies.