we've rounded up the best weightlifting shoes on the market for every type of gym-goer. The Nike Romaleos 4 is easily one of the most popular weightlifting shoes on the market. With a sturdy footbed ...

Kitting yourself out with activewear and running shoes for a new season (or sport) can be an expensive proposition, but Nike’s making it way easier with its 20% off code. Right now, take 20% off ...

calling it a great weightlifting shoe. Several customers note the toe box runs narrow, and mention it may not be a good shoe for people with wide feet. The Nike Metcon is one of the most popular ...

Even if you’ve never read Shoe Dog, memoir of Nike co-founder Phil Knight, you probably know something about the story behind the swoosh. The venture began in the early ‘60s with Knight ...

For good, stable, and easy-movement shoes, Asics is your best choice. The pair has a flexible upper construction that's ...

When Nike Adapt BB 'smart shoes' were announced, we must admit we groaned slightly and thought, "Oh great, another way to count steps." But this is something very different. More akin to what we ...

This Nike Women’s Gymnastics Shoe delivers a great combination of stability, speed, and comfort for weightlifting and high-impact workouts. The Nike Women’s Gymnastics Shoe has a lightweight feel of ...

The best Nike running shoes have been used by elites to produce remarkable feats in recent years. For instance, in 2023, Kelvin Kiptum shattered the marathon world record with a stunning time of 2 ...

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What is the best shoe for overpronation? Sneakers, sandals and boots can all help reduce this common foot condition — when ...

If you like a versatile, cushioned running shoe that doesn’t weigh you down and feels peppy enough for faster paces, you should be looking at Nike. Nike was the first brand to introduce ethylene ...

Nike is suing Brooklyn art collective MSCHF over a controversial pair of "Satan Shoes" that contain a drop of real human blood in the soles. The $1,018 (£740) trainers, which feature an inverted ...