Sneakers

The Zoom Vomero Roam was one of Nike's most intriguing new silhouettes in 2024 (and a personal favorite.) Now it's finally discounted.

The Vaporfly 4 could be the fastest in the franchise. Is it running its own race?

Premium calfskin leather, waxed laces and a platform sole push this iconic Adidas model into dress-shoe territory.

If foams are the currency of running-shoe brands, Salomon looks absolutely loaded.

More than a max-cushioned trainer, the updated Vomero 18 sets the stage for future releases from Nike's running division.

It's not enough to go far or even fast. This upcoming Arc'teryx runner can also travel high.

With a carbon-fiber plater, redesigned midsole and brand-new upper, the Streakfly finally finds itself on the front foot.

An unreleased prototype suggests a performance-guided pivot in the works.

There's more to this update than a slew of street-friendly colorways.

Adidas has no shortage of iconic sneakers in its ranks. One is quickly towering to the very top.

This trailblazing open-toe sandal is a first for Hoka in more ways than one.

Mission to Mars Yard.

Saucony's ever-evolving stability trainer proves the brand can hold its own in the performance-meets-lifestyle space.

State-of-the-art midsole? Extra grippy outsole? Lightweight and breathable tongue? Check, check, triple check.

The Super Bowl may be over. But Nike's football-inspired sneaker is just warming up.

Hoka's OG lifestyle sneaker gets a streamlined update with water-resistant finish.

From button-downs and sweaters to boots and bags.

The original Ultraboost returns for a major milestone.

Who needs a plate, anyway?

The heritage-heavy Killshot 2 dresses up in brown leather.