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

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

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.

The Structure Triax is the stability shoe of the Triax trio. Nike’s energies have been focused on providing the run

Last year, Reebok introduced a shoe described here in three words; cushion, cushion, cushion. They have tried to maintain that

adidas Equipment Solution Shoe geeks take note; the adidas Equipment Solution has features only a shoe geek could love. Namely,

The Roost is a trail shoe inspired by the running in the “backyard” of the famed running store Runner’s Roost

Stability. Clunky, heavy, stiff, motion curbing, stability. Too much motion prevents some runners fromexperiencing lightweight flexibility in their shoes. The

The Triad was a hybrid running/cross trainer shoe, as opposed to some of the cross trainer/”running” shoes of the time.

This is a shoe from the 1952 Olympics. Made from calfskin, and featuring a midfoot strap/support for extra security through