SHOES

With a unique outsole half the weight of EVA foam that will make you feel like floating and a really original style, Reebok's "most technically-advanced running shoe" may be their finest trainers yet.

The last few years, long-distance runners have been closing in on a new milestone: finishing a full marathon in two hours. Adidas thinks these are the sneakers they'll be wearing when that happens.

Styled to look like first-generation running shoes, Adidas' new lifestyle silhouette pairs vintage looks with modern technologies and materials, ensuring it performs like any contemporary footwear despite the retro aesthetics.

Adidas’ first all-leather sneaker is getting the Boost treatment, retaining the same classic styling it's worn since 1970 while sporting the outfit's ultra-responsive and energy-returning Boost cushion for better performance.

An Asics sneaker for the rest of us, these running shoes are aimed at the recreational crowd, ditching the high-level, speed-maximizing elements in favor of a comfortable fit and versatile urban performance.

New Balance had an instant hit on their hands with the 247 lifestyle shoe, with its sleek profile and luxurious upper material. This sportier, more technical version lets you wear the silhouette for your runs and workouts.

Combining a mid-height profile, a distressed print on the upper, and newfound water-resistance talents, Nike's popular lifestyle silhouette gets a fresh makeover, courtesy of Italian outfit Stone Island.

Designed for aggressive strikers, Nike's newest soccer boot offers maximum support during cuts and strikes, ensuring you can push the pace and attack the goal with full force every single play.

Look your best while you brick shots, miss layups, and slip chasing a crossover with Nike's newest Kyrie Irving silhouette, which combines a dynamic lockdown fit with next-level traction to help improve your point guard play.