Diadora is a fun name to say, and is even better if you have an Italian say it for you.

On has a way with running shoes, and their innovation continues to move forward. The Cloudflyer 5 advances the Cloudflyer

Round two of the Superblast advances the franchise while maintaining its strengths. With its focus on protection and performance it

The Pursuit 2 updates Topo’s versatile, zero drop trail shoe, managing a variety of surfaces, as well as some road

The Beacon has been a versatile shoe, managing high mileage, faster runs, daily training, or recovery runs with equal effectiveness.

What do you get when you give some knowledgable industry veterans a free hand, so to speak… Skechers has a

UltraBoost has proven to be an effective adidas franchise, and the UltraBoost ST range is the most versatile in the

Saucony brings its Everun technology to its venerable neutral trainer, the Ride. The upper replaces more of the traditional overlays

Hoka has released running shoes that have drilled down to provide protective cushioning or light-weight, or increased durability. The new

MBT has a new footwear line, extending its unique approach to running. Where the GT 16 emphasized a max-cushion approach,

The fourth round of the Supernova Sequence features its most significant changes since its 2008 introduction. The upper continues with

The Enigma is a new shoe aimed at runners looking for high mileage cushioning. The upper is open stretch mesh,

The Zoom XC may be the most versatile of the competition shoes which bear the Swoosh. A hybrid of sorts,

A new brand from Switzerland, On employs a unique running technology called CloudTec. The outersole of the shoe features nine