Detailing more new running shoes available in February, including ASICS Superblast, Brooks Glycerin 23, Saucony Endorphin Pro 5, Skechers Aero Razor, and Salomon Aero Glide 4.
Making running fun…by making fun of it
Detailing more new running shoes available in February, including ASICS Superblast, Brooks Glycerin 23, Saucony Endorphin Pro 5, Skechers Aero Razor, and Salomon Aero Glide 4.
The newest pairs available in February, including Saucony Endorphin Azura, Brooks Glycerin Flex, HOKA Cielo X1 3.0, Mizuno Neo Zen 2 and more. Updated throughout the month.
The newest running shoes in January 2026, including New Balance 1080v15, ASICS Magic Speed 5, Nike Structure Plus, Brooks Glycerin Max 2, and more.
The U.S. government recently passed sweeping running shoe legislation in response to exorbitant price hikes in running shoes and apparel and the accompanying bitching by millions of running citizens—legal running citizens—the government assures you. The government is dubbing these 10 amendments to the “Running Constitution” as the “Running Shoe Bill of Rights.”
So, what does it mean for U.S. runners?
Arguably the most important component of a running shoe is the midsole foam. No one cares about the outsole, upper, and especially not the asinine heel pull tab. I ask yet again: how difficult is it to put on and take off a pair of running shoes? So, how can you choose the best running shoe foams to match your picky preferences? Beats me. However, if you’re looking for descriptions of why the name of every midsole foam is silly, you’ve come to the right place.
Is your running shoe rotation feeling boring? It’s time to infuse your shoe lineup with some much-needed diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). That’s right! DEI is now being hijacked by “Big Running” (not to be confused with “Big Tobacco”) under the guise of helping runners create a well-rounded running shoe rotation. Here’s how…