We say it so much that we feel like a broken record- how a shoe fits and feels can completely change your run. If you’re on ...

Your foot type, sneaker preference, and, in particular, current pain level will determine your best fit. Super-painful ...

We researched, analyzed, and tested the most popular zero-drop shoes on the market for strength training, running, hiking, and more. These are the best zero-drop shoes for building foot strength ...

The appeal of running in zero-drop shoes is their alleged promise of promoting your “natural” form. Unlike other trainers, whose heel is typically 8mm to 12mm thicker than the forefoot ...

We tested the shoe, running 100- and 200-meter intervals on ... It offers Altra’s famous zero-drop design. And the soft underfoot cushions the ground but still keeps feet from hitting fatigue ...

Whether you want to go "pure minimalist" or you still want some added cushion, we have the low-drop shoes for you. (Saucony, Altra) ...

Traditionally the most common running shoe has about a 12 mm drop off and with in the last decade shoes have gone to the zero drop (0 mm). Typically the greater the heel drop, those runners have ...

When it comes to trail shoes ... feel with zero drop and our roomiest toe box, with plenty of room to help your toes move more freely, and space through the midfoot. (Photo: Altra Running ...

a zero heel drop provides a great fit in most running shoes with optimized motion for all running foot strikes (insoles can also be trimmed to fit for the perfect fit) Moisture Management ...