The disruptor in the ongoing supershoe war gets an aggressive update that puts its rivals on notice.
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The disruptor in the ongoing supershoe war gets an aggressive update that puts its rivals on notice.
A massively popular lifestyle trainer gets a pair of contrasting palettes that boast a fashionable futuristic design language.
At just 96 grams, the flagship from the Hyperwarp stable arrives from Osaka, Japan with its own formula of fast and light.
The path from road to trail to the mountain gets outfitted with a sleek capsule of pieces built with natural fibers that bring comfort on the most unpredictable terrain.
The brand told employees that ad campaigns would be put on hold after reviewing an image that drew a wave of backlash.
The sportswear maker’s SoHo store gave a nod to Climate Week and sustainability by hosting an in-house revamp for used products of retail past.
The next generation of light and fast from Herzogenaurach, Germany bring weight savings and carbon stiffening to tackle the next horizon of miles.
In a memo to the company’s employees, Aaron Cain said the brand will “make needed changes” after widespread backlash.
A versatile capsule of outerwear, lightweight layers, dynamic shirts, breathable shorts and pants arrives in time as the temperature dips and the mileage cranks up to end the year.
The next generation supershoe gets a rebuild from the ground up with new lightweight ZoomX LT foam and a mission to deliver competition speed at any distance.