With 2025 shaping up to be the year of the coveted Nike retros of yesteryear, the swoosh brand just revealed that they’ll be ...

The Nike Pegasus has long been a favorite at Tom’s Guide, and for good reason. In our guide to the best running shoes, the ...

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Christian Horner praises Max Verstappen after the Red Bull driver is confirmed as F1 World Champion for the fourth time, with the team principal saying he can't give the Dutchman enough credit ...

Undefeated and Nike have a history of working together on collabs dating back to the early 2000s, and the Air Zoom Spiridon is a running shoe ... Nike is taking the Air Max line.

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Foot Locker Previously, Nike released Swarovski versions of classic Air Max models, such as gold and silver Air Max 97s. These collaborations have been happening since 2017. Adding to the ...

to his ESPN New York radio show? The future of “The Michael Kay Show” is up in the air while ESPN and Kay negotiate a new deal, with his existing one ending in the middle of next month, ...

As Nike announces a new Vomero 18 running model for release in late February 2025, the Oregon-based footwear manufacturer also gives consumers a fresh approach to picking out a pair of running shoes.

In the history of sportswear, only two firms, Nike and Adidas, have managed to build successful fashion labels off the back of their running shoes. The challengers may yet lose their footing.

Runners seeking a soft, pillowy ride have long turned to the Vomero, Nike ... Air). The goal? Clarity of purpose but more options than ever. “No run is the same. Your body feels different every single ...