For years, I swore that I absolutely hated running — the blisters, the throbbing foot pain, the soreness. But, in reality, what I really hated was my running shoes. They just didn't fit properly. I'm ...

Chances are, your spikes don’t fit properly — one top company’s research indicates 70 percent of golfers wear wrong-sized shoes. That translates into blisters, discomfort and compromised performance.

One of the most admirable pillars of running culture is its simplicity—and, in turn, the approachability that comes with it. Almost anyone can lace up and go for their first run, setting the barrier ...

Exercising in the right type of shoes for your feet and preferred workouts can be a game-changer. "Shoes that are designed to compensate for the impact of your feet can help prevent injuries and ...

Zero-drop, carbon-fibre plates, minimalist or maximalist – runners love to discuss and debate the latest shoe types and features. Far fewer long-run chats and online forums are dedicated to discussing ...

As Lifehacker's resident marathon runner and senior finance writer, there is one perfect point where my worlds intersect: buying sneakers. When it comes to investing in—and maybe even splurging ...

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Alfred Ng was a senior reporter for CNET News. He was raised in Brooklyn and previously worked on the New York Daily News's social media and breaking news teams. Add these new Nike sneakers to the ...

Golf shoes are like parents of a wild teenager—they don’t get any respect. And just like the 14-year-old that thinks their parents are more of a hindrance than a help, golfers don’t believe their ...

One thing I’ve learned as a cyclist is that cycling can look wildly different depending on who you ask. Cycling for some can mean a tightly coordinated group of riders flying single-file down a ...