Recommended for efficient runners looking for a speedwork shoe.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for injury-prone runners or efficient runners looking for a safe long- run shoe.Autor: Runners World

Recommended as a stable trainer for runners with normal to low arches.Autor: Runners World

Recommended as a minimal trainer for efficient runners or as a race-day shoe for the rest of us.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for bigger runners with high arches looking for a firm ride.Autor: Runners World

Recommended as a soft, springy everyday trainer for light-or meduim-weight runners with normal to high arches.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for efficient runners who want to ease barefoot-like training into their routine.Autor: Runners World

Recommended as a lightweight trainer for efficient, fashion-conscious runners.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for bigger runners with normal to flat arches looking for a stable everyday trainer.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for runners with high arches looking for a soft training shoe at a good value.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for runners with high arches who need plenty of impact protection.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for lightweight runners who have high arches and are looking for a lightweight trainer at a very reasonable price.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for runners looking for a snug fit and good traction on sloppy trails.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for runners who like a minimal shoe with great traction.Autor: Runners World

Recommended for runners seeking great support along both tricky terrain and smooth, sloppy trails.Autor: Runners World

We show you, in slow motion detail, how to tell if you have this gait pattern.Autor: Runners World

We show you, in slow motion detail, how to tell if you have this gait pattern.Autor: Runners World

We show you, in slow motion detail, how to determine if you have this gait pattern.Autor: Runners World

The World Champion Marathoner talks about heat, competition and faith.Autor: Runners World

Part four of our spring shoe reviews looks at the slight changes to a consistently solid line from Brooks.Autor: Runners World

The Shoe Guys had mixed feelings about this new offering from Puma, which is light enough to be a racing flat but makes a good durable trainer.Autor: Runners World

Our spring shoe review series begins! Shoe Guys, Warren Greene of Runner's World and Brian Metzler of Running Times, review the top shoe in our March guide.Autor: Runners World

New Balance's last trail shoe won our Editor's Choice award. Can its sequel do the same?Autor: Runners World

Warren Greene looks at newoff-roading footwear from TheNorth Face and Montrail. Pt. 2Autor: Runners World

RW's Warren Greene looks for the best new shoes to be released this year. Part 1 of 4.Autor: Runners World

How to keep your shoe from sliding up and down your heel while running.Autor: Runners World

You can give your toes some breathing room by using two sets of shoelaces.Autor: Runners World

How to lace your shoes in parallel to ease pressure on your foot.Autor: Runners World

Lace your shoes this way to keep your toes the color they should be.Autor: Runners World

Relieve foot pressure with this shoe lacing technique.Autor: Runners World

Sean Downey continues his search CES for a music phonegood enough to replace his iPod.Autor: Runners World

More phones come withMP3 players. Sean Downey searches CES for one good enough to replace his iPod.Autor: Runners World

Gear expert Sean Downey previews the Forerunner 405after a test run.Autor: Runners World

Gear expert Sean Downey checks out Garmin's newGPS unit for trail runners.Autor: Runners World

They're awesome, but awesomelyexpensive. They're Sennheiser's MX W1, and they might be the future of music on the run.Autor: Runners World