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Nike's waterproof version adds grip, comfort, and protection for riding in the rain and on wet trails.
More responsiveness, firm cushioning, and a renewed midsole for training daily with confidence on asphalt.
A lightweight and highly technical shoe, designed for fast mountain running, with data, sensations, and real limits.
A technical mid-cut boot that stands out for its grip, fit, and protection in demanding mountain terrain.
Lightness, rebound, and a more stable base: this is how this New Balance model evolves for tempo training.
The Trabuco 14 bets on greater comfort, secure traction, and a more forgiving fit for long days in the mountains.
Adidas’s new competitive offering raises the bar with less weight, great responsiveness, and a very capable outsole.
The Pegasus 41 adds ReactX, dual Air Zoom, and a more secure fit for daily runs, pavement, and comfortable long runs.
Design, display, battery life, and sensors mark the difference between two watches that look very similar on the outside, but not so much on the inside.
Sports watch with dual GPS, AMOLED display, and reliable battery life: how it fits into a runner’s daily routine.
A stable and comfortable Asics model that has earned a place in daily training thanks to its balance of support, feel, and durability.
A Vans hybrid for rain, city, and trail, with Vibram grip, quick fit, and protection against bad weather.
