The Nike React Infinity enters the market making a bold statement - that it will help prevent injury in runners. An apparent upgrade from the brand’s first and second iteration of the React shoe is ...

The RW Takeaway: React foam underfoot feels good, whether you're out for an easy jog or running something more spirited. Upper is well-crafted, but slightly snug Long-run foam feels good at varying ...

Nike will be debuting two brand-new running silhouettes soon: Nike React Infinity Run 2 and Nike ZoomX Invincible Run. For these silhouettes, the focus has been to optimize cushioning and lessen the ...

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After helping Eliud Kipchoge do what was once considered impossible by breaking the two-hour marathon barrier, Nike Running is starting a new initiative that aims to reduce runner injuries — an effort ...

Running is a pretty low maintenance sport with minimal gear. But like any other sport, the gear you use should be top of the line — going for flashy details rather than arch support can lead to a ...

Can a shoe actually keep you from getting injured? It’s a bold claim for any piece of footwear to deliver on, but the running division at Nike is attempting to accomplish anyway—despite the high ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I recently test-drove Nike‘s newest running shoes, the Epic React Flyknit, at the gym. I must say that the lightweight sneakers, ...

For the past few years, the Infinity has been Nike’s everyday running shoe, designed to give runners a decent amount of support underfoot. When Nike released the first iteration of this shoe, it came ...

The minimalist era of running shoes is over. Long live giant foam. Rob is a perfectly proportioned, living, breathing Coors Light commercial of a man. He talks about running a marathon without really ...