You’ve got your running clothes on. Your watch is charged. You’ve done the dishes, watered the plants, and ticked off all the chores that didn’t need doing. Now it’s time for a run. The biggest question is, what shoes do…
Ever wondered why the Altra Lone Peak series keeps topping the charts? The Lone Peak 8 sticks to what works, keeping the relaxed fit and smooth ride we all love from the Lone Peak 7, but with just a few tweaks for the better. It's your go-to for those long-distance adventures, ensuring comfort every step of the way. If you're all about embracing the outdoors without missing a beat in performance and comfort, the Lone Peak 8 is here for you!
This is the last time I attempt to review a Topo Athletic shoe in the near future. The shoe's prominent arch support and stiff nature ruin what could have been a great long-distance option.
Barefoot running offers a unique approach to enhancing performance and reducing injuries. This post delves into transitioning safely, countering industry myths, and presents a 6-month journey to master this technique. Learn the secrets to efficient, injury-free running
Are you tired of squeezing your feet into narrow, uncomfortable shoes? Say goodbye to traditional footwear and hello to wide-toe box shoes that allow your feet to spread and move naturally! In this post, we've rounded up the top 5 best zero drop shoes with wide toe boxes for all your everyday and outdoor needs.
Altra running shoes have come a long way since the original Altra Lone Peak. It was a game-changer in the running shoe market, but to be honest, it had durability issues. All that’s changed now. Altra offers a wide range…
As the name states, the Xero Shoes Aqua Sport X poses as a water shoe, but I feel it’s a whole lot more than that.
So, you want to run on asphalt barefoot? What about the nails and glass you find on the streets!? That may be an overblown worry, but it’s understandable if you want something to protect those precious feet.
Minimalist shoes and trails seem like an unlikely combination to some. They might ask, "What about sharp rocks and roots?" However, it is entirely possible to run trails in minimal shoes. In fact, many options are available on the market for this purpose.
The ST-5 is a perfect option for those looking to add some cushion to their barefoot mix, but there is one fundamental flaw that I can’t get over.