The study urges sports brands to redesign women's running shoes, ending the traditional 'shrink it and pink it' approach.

In short, neither sex’s shoe is more supreme and wearing the opposite sex’s shoe won’t destroy your run. A unisex racing shoe, however, may require some modifications, like thicker socks or lace-tying ...

Sports footwear manufacturers should ditch the "shrink it and pink it" approach to women's running shoes, because it fails to ...

Researchers say there is a "critical gap" in the design of running footwear as manufacturers are not taking into account this ...

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Despite known sex and gender differences between males/men and females/women, most current running footwear is designed for ...

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According to podiatrists, there's no need to give up style for comfort. The best women's shoe brands offer your feet a little bit of both. You can’t go wrong with Allbirds. “I wear these shoes with ...

As an NYC-based fitness editor, I walk more than a half a marathon every week. When it comes to finding the right sneaker to hit my step count, not all sneakers can measure up. One brand that always ...

Sports footwear manufacturers need to ditch the ‘shrink it and pink it’ approach to women’s running shoes, because this is failing to differentiate their distinct anatomical and biomechanical needs ...