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I ran 35 miles in the Asics Gel-Kayano 33 and it's comfortable and stable, but underwhelming
The Asics Gel-Kayano 33 is a reliable option for runners who need extra support, but I was left a little disappointed by the updates to its midsole.
I’ve walked over 75,000 steps in the Columbia Tellurix Titanium OutDry — and these rugged, waterproof boots are great for hikes but not everyday wear
The Columbia Tellurix Titanium OutDry are great hiking boots as they're rugged, waterproof and sport a durable build. But they aren't made for everyday wear.
I’ve found the hiking boots that will be coming with me on trails throughout the summer, and their polarizing looks aren’t even a deal breaker
Editor's ChoiceThe Keen Targhee Apex Mid hiking boots are comfortable, offer great support, and are waterproof — you just need to get past the design.
I tested the world's smallest ANC sleep earbuds, the QuietOn 4 — and they're my new secret weapon against noisy neighbors
RecommendedThe QuietOn 4 Sleep Earbuds offer a soft, side sleeper-friendly design with outstanding ANC and a long battery life. But there's just one tiny thing I wished they did differently...
I ran every day on vacation in The North Face Altamesa 500 v2 — it’s my new favorite trail-running shoe
Editor's ChoiceThe TNF Altamesa 500 v2 is the most comfortable and bouncy trail-running shoe I’ve tested, and it was perfect for the varied terrain I tackled while I was on vacation.
I ran 45 miles in the Saucony Endorphin Elite 3 — here’s my verdict on the super-soft carbon plate racing shoe
Squishy, springy and speedy
Oura Ring 5 hands-on review: I’ve worn the world’s smallest smart ring for a week, and it changes fitness tracking forever
Not yet ratedShrunk by 40%, this is the smart ring to beat
I tested the Garmin Forerunner 70 for two weeks — and it’s my favorite running watch for the money in 2026
RecommendedThe Garmin Forerunner 70 offers nearly all of the brand's top-tier features and insights for runners, in a supremely lightweight, comfy, and fairly priced package.
Fitbit Air review: I tested the Fitbit Air for a week, and it's the best Whoop alternative for the rest of us
RecommendedThe Fitbit Air is a discreet and distraction-free (no screen) fitness tracker that's easy to use, accurate, and long-lasting. Subscription-free, it costs just $99.
