Much like the Hoka One One Carbon X 2, the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly NEXT% is so light, once you fasten the laces, you'll pretty much forget that the shoes are on your feet. They don't feel like running ...

The Nike ZoomX Streakfly reminded me of the Vaporfly NEXT% a lot while also ... The Nike Air Zoom Alphafly NEXT% 2 aren't only brilliant in their ability to propel you forward mile after mile ...

With Ruth Chepngetich’s huge Chicago Marathon win yesterday, both the men’s and women’s world records have now been shattered ...

surpassing Eliud Kipchoge's previous record of 2:02:42 set in the Nike Air Zoom Alphafly Next% 2. However, Nike's running shoes aren't solely designed for record-breaking feats; they cater to ...

After a full redesign, the Zoom Fly may finally become the super trainer to beat. The next generation releases on November 1 ...

I was there to try the Nike ZoomX Vaporfly Next%, the latest iteration of Nike's controversial Vaporfly running shoe. This class of Nike shoe confers at least 4% energy savings per foot fall ...

According to the brand, as is the case across Nike's racing footwear, elite athletes have played a key role in the Zoom Fly 6 ...

In anticipation of his long-awaited return, Nike is releasing the Ja 2 which is designed especially for Morant and the next generation of playmakers whose dynamic performance demands the highest ...

There is no shortage of running shoes on the market, available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and bold colorways. But, choosing the right pair can be overwhelming. Finding a shoe that meets your ...

Nike's been under pressure for a while, but it got much worse in fiscal 2024 (ended May 31). Fourth-quarter sales were down 2% year over year ... new growth strategy. Next is to define its ...

As a health and fitness writer, avid long-distance runner, and 13 time marathoner, I've gotten to test out my fair share of running shoes, which is definitely a huge perk of this job. And while, yes, ...

Technology is enabling increasingly fast times but how fair is it when it impacts marathon runners so differently?