RunnersWorld1 day agoThe 10 Best Running Gaiters for Keeping Debris Out of Your ShoesRunnersWorld - Maggie SlepianRocks, pine needles, and trail dirt won't slow you down when you have on these smart accessories. Running gaiters (or trail gaiters) might be small, but they pack a major punch when it comes to keeping sand, dirt, dust, pine needles, and even pebbles out of your running shoes. Similar in theory to …
RunnersWorldJul 31, 2020Best Electrolyte Tablets for RunnersRunnersWorld - Caitlin GiddingsRunning long in hot weather? These portable drink mixes will keep you hydrated and replace what you've lost through sweat If running in the summer leaves you feeling drained and depleted for the rest of the day, like you just sweat out your last remaining brain cell, there’s a good chance you need …
RunnersWorld2 days agoIf You Still Haven’t Run in Newtons, Start With the Fate 7RunnersWorld - Morgan PetrunyThis shoe has more drop and cushion, but its peppy forefoot lugs still shine. The RW Takeaway: A nimble and poppy trainer, the Fate nudges you up onto your toes for quick turnover on daily runs and speedwork. It’s an ideal gateway shoe to Newton’s forefoot lugs. Gender-specific midsole plates improve …
RunnersWorld2 days agoLike the Hoka Clifton? Take a Peek at the Diadora Equipe AtomoRunnersWorld - Jeff DengateThis Italian-built trainer has a well-cushioned ride for your long runs. The RW Takeaway: Pricey for a trainer, but it delivers many excellent long runs. Italian made Mesh upper caused no irritation Rubberized midsole is soft but not squishy Price: $195Type: RoadWeight: 9.0 oz (M), 6.9 oz (W)Drop: 5 …
RunnersWorld3 days agoTrail Shoe Shootout: Choosing the Right Pair for a Mountain RaceRunnersWorld - Jeff DengateHere’s how we tested the Nike ZoomX Ultrafly, Hoka Mafate Speed 4, and Hoka TenNine. We’re living in a golden age of running, when there are so many great running shoes that not only help you run faster but can make the miles more enjoyable. And while you may be tempted to just grab a single pair of …
RunnersWorld2 days agoLongtime Fans Might Not Recognize Saucony’s Speedy New PeregrineRunnersWorld - Morgan PetrunyBut that doesn’t mean they won’t still love it. The RW Takeaway: The Peregrine’s range of trail-ready features and responsive cushioning accommodate runs on soft, rocky, muddy, wet, and dry terrains. This is a go-to shoe for trails that have a little bit of everything. Slightly tacky Pwrtrac outsole …
