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According to Dr. Holly Spohn-Gross, podiatrist and past president of the California Podiatric Medical Association, the best ...

We tested the RAD-1 to see if it really performs as both a running shoe and a cross-trainer—and the results impressed us.

Longin, Puma’s vice president of running and training, is speaking to The Athletic from their offices in Massachusetts. That ...

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This shoe, which takes inspiration from gravel bikes, might be the ideal shoe for fall running: it’s responsive, protective ...

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