Morgan Petruny

These are the 10 top-performing racers and trainers most loved by the guys on our test team.

These pairs are the current road and trail favorites of our women’s wear-test team.

These featherweight kicks will make you forget you put them on.

We put the best running headphones to the test to find the right fit, sound, and sweat-resistance.

With more foam than most super shoes, the Trabuco offers unprecedented off-road plushness.

It’s the only full-length TPU-plated shoe you’ll find for $110.

These are the 17 top models we’re loving right now for the road, trail, and race day.

A stack height above World Athletics regulations makes this shoe fast and fun.

We pick the top kicks for tackling off-road terrain.

It’s bouncier on the road, grippier on the trail, and lighter than ever.

The SPONSORED Project offers a free unbranded singlet to any competing athlete.

We tested dozens of pairs. These are the running socks worthy of a spot in your drawer.

These high-tech timepieces can help you hit your splits.

The shoe feels grippier and more stable, but it’s also quite a bit heavier.

As a gear editor, I’ve accumulated a lot of stuff. Here are my tips to keep what you actually need.

After months of testing more than 100 pairs of shoes, these are the 25 models that rose to the top.

These top road and trail picks have weatherized protection and grip to keep you dashing through the snow.

This lighter, cushier version was the new favorite for some—and the least favorite for others.

The best tools to stop odors, kill bacteria, and renew your shoes.

This Italian climbing brand knows how to build a rugged and grippy outsole.

When used properly, these barefoot options can be useful training tools.

There’s now less mesh to the upper and more padding around the ankle.

We cut open the shoe and peeled back its midsole so you can see it all.

Answer the call of your inner mileage junkie with these 10 durable trainers.

Unlike the non-GTX model, this version has new sticky outsole rubber.

361’s new daily trainer has a responsive ride and feel similar to earlier Peg models.

This plated trail racer is featherlight, wicked fast, and nothing like its predecessor.

Pronation is totally normal—but if too much causes you pain, one of these picks can boost your comfort on long runs and walks.

The addition of a full-length rock plate makes this version even more protective.

More foam underfoot and a new upper give the shoe more “daily trainer” versatility.

The bouncy trainer celebrates 10 years with a big drop in both weight and carbon emissions.

These are our seven favorite shoes for heading off-road and hitting the dirt.