Zero-drop shoes are a type of running shoe with a unique design that levels the height between the heel of the shoe and the toe. The purpose of zero-drop shoes is to keep your foot parallel to the ...

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I wore Peluva’s barefoot toe shoes everywhere for a week to see if there’s more to these five-toed shoes than their ...

The TriBase Reign 6 has had a complete overhaul, with a flatter sole, improved flexibility and a brand-new look ...

When it comes to trail shoes, there are three things on everyone’s wish list: protection, cushion, and light weight. Most runners will tell you that you can only pick two. But thanks to some ...

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Q: Who should not wear zero-drop shoes? Dedicated heel strikers should not wear zero-drop shoes. If you’re switching from traditional hiking shoes or running shoes to trail runners because you want to ...

The Experience Wild isn’t Altra’s thickest trail running shoe, but it is the only one that isn’t zero drop. Instead, you get 32mm of stack height in the heel and 28mm in the forefoot for 4mm ...

Compared to the Nimbus, the Kayano has a higher heel-to-toe drop at 10 mm (the Nimbus has an 8mm) and is a stability shoe that can help control overpronation per Dr. Tulpule. “This reduces ...