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Spring Running Shoe Guide 2008
Twenty-seven new running shoes that have passed our rigorous testing system so you can get off on the right foot this spring.
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FEATURED RUNNING SHOE REVIEWS ARTICLES

Winter Running Shoe Guide 2007
Slosh through the cold months of winter with these hot new running shoes.

New Fall Trail Shoes
Going off road? Choose your shoes carefully. We scrutinized a dozen models at our Shoe Lab and put them on the feet of nearly 250 wear-testers. Here's how they stacked up.

Fall Running Shoe Guide 2007
The best new shoe for you is among these 27 models we tested

Kid's Running Shoes
When your little ones go from romping to running, it's time for proper footwear. Here are 18 brands and models made just for them.

Summer Running Shoe Guide 2007
With roomier toe boxes, lighter midsoles, and breathable uppers, this season's best new footwear is perfect for running in the heat.

Spring Running Shoe Guide
As winter recedes, now's the time to invest in your most important piece of gear: a new pair of running shoes

Running Shoe U
We set out to build the best running-shoe-testing program on the planet.

Should You Be Running Barefoot?
What happens when you decide not to lace 'em up?

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The Right Running Shoe Fit
Getting the proper fit is the most important factor when buying new running shoes.
Inside Addition
Feet hurt? Shock-absorbing insoles may be the answer.
Pronation, Explained
Personal pronation type is crucial to choosing the proper running shoes.
How to Buy the Right Running Shoes
Five shoe-buying strategies that won't leave you tied up in knots.
What's Your Wear Pattern?
What common wear patterns say about your shoe needs.


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