More articles about: Sneakers

Brands have always promised that their shoes made you run the fastest or jump the highest. How they accomplished that, however, has been fascinating at best and comedic at worst.

With the Air Jordan line, Nike and Michael Jordan launched the sneaker game to another level, but that landmark 1984 deal was far from the first of its kind. Here are the athletes who ran so MJ could.

Whether MC, DJ, breaker, or graffiti writer, practitioners of hip-hop culture’s four pillars have always had fresh sneakers, way before hype took over.

Vacation days, weekend walks, out-and-back hikes—they’ll handle it all.

This year, ditch the high-tops for something more understated.

Before Steph Curry, there was Damon Jones.

Little quirks are fun, until they’re not. While mostly harmless, these classic bad sneakerhead habits need to be retired soon for everyone’s good.

For marathoners and one-milers, and anything that takes you off the paved road.

In 1984, the first shoe able to track running stats was introduced. This is what happened then and since.

From morning meetings to padel sessions, here's how to move seamlessly through your day without changing your shoes.

The CloudTec design made these runners famous, but it's the updates that keep us hooked.

If you ask me, the 35-year-old design is even better than its iconic predecessor.