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Best Running Shoes for Parkrun
You might be racing it. You might be running the whole thing for the first time. You might be walking, run-walking, coming back from injury or just using it as a Saturday reset. Same distance, very different mornings.
HOKA Clifton 11 vs HOKA Clifton Pro
HOKA have split the Clifton franchise into two, with the freshly updated Clifton 11 and the all-new Clifton Pro both launching early July. Here we work out which does what, and which one might suit your runs best.
Novablast 6: First Look
For 2026, the Novablast 6 arrives with the campaign line to match that feeling: more energy for body and mind. It sounds broad, but the shoe underneath is quite specific. ASICS have taken the bouncy character that made the series popular and pushed it further through the forefoot, where the shoe now gets FF TURBO SQUARED foam for the first time in Novablast history.
The History of the HOKA Clifton
The HOKA Clifton arrived in 2014 looking like it belonged to a different version of running. Bigger underfoot than most daily trainers, softer through the midsole, strange enough to make sense only after a few miles.
One Pair, Two Pair, Race Pair: How to Choose Running Shoes
Most runners do not need the fastest shoe first. They need the shoe that makes the run they actually do feel better.So if you are asking what running shoes should I buy, start simple. Where are you running? How should the shoe fit? What kind of runs are you doing most?That is the order. Surface first. Fit second. Session third. The rest is just the shoe wall trying to look clever.
Triumph 25 vs Hurricane 26 vs Paramount Max
This year Saucony are launching two massive updates and one brand new shoe in the daily trainer market. All three are powered by the next generation of cutting-edge foams, so what shoe does what, and which should you get?
Maverick Dorset: Ayo and Isaiah Hit the Trails
On Saturday 13 June 2026, the race started from Wilkswood Farm near Swanage and headed towards the Jurassic Coast, with three routes on the board: a 23km Half Marathon with 535m of climbing, a 13km Middle route with 318m, and a 7km Short route with 161m. Sold out, fully marked, coastal, rocky and hilly enough to keep things interesting.
PUMA Deviate Pure NITRO™: First Look
PUMA has added a new shape to its road running line with the PUMA Deviate Pure NITRO, a plateless uptempo trainer launching globally on 4 June 2026.
The Maverick Peak District X-Trail 2026: Heat, Hills and Party Rings with Tash Wilkinson
Over the weekend, Maverick took over the Peak District for a proper day on the trails. We sent Tash Wilkinson along to experience it first-hand, test the HOKA Speedgoat 7s and take on the 50K ultra.
The Best Daily Trail Running Shoes
In recent times there has been an explosion in popularity in both carbon race trail shoes and door-to-trail shoes. Sitting comfortably in the middle, we shouldn’t forget the humble daily trail runner, capable, durable, and perfect for high mileage and long runs off-road.
Pro:Direct Running
Running Shoes, Clothing, Accessories and Gear at Pro:Direct Running
Some runs start with a plan. Some start because the weather finally cleared. Some start because the shoes by the door have made you feel guilty for three days. However you get out, Pro:Direct Running is built to make the next run easier to start, repeat and trust.
Shop running shoes, clothing, accessories and gear from Nike, adidas, ASICS, HOKA, New Balance, On, PUMA, Saucony, Mizuno and more. From first 5K plans to marathon blocks, club sessions, trail loops, gym work and recovery miles, the range is shaped around the way runners actually train.
Running Shoes
Running Shoes still do the heavy lifting. Road running shoes for daily miles, trail running shoes for grip and protection, carbon plated running shoes for race day, cushioned shoes for longer efforts, stability shoes for extra support and lighter options for faster sessions.
Start with the run you are doing, then choose the shoe around it. If you want the full wall, head into Running shoes and filter by surface, cushioning, support, speed, brand, fit and budget. If you already know your route, move straight into men’s running shoes, women’s running shoes, trail running shoes, race shoes or the running shoes sale.
Running Clothing
The right running clothing should make itself useful without getting in the way. Running tops, shorts, tights, jackets, base layers and sports bras all have a job: keep you comfortable, help manage the weather and stop small annoyances becoming the thing you remember most about the run.
Shop men’s running clothing and women’s running clothing for easy miles, long runs, gym sessions, race day and everything that sits between.
Running Accessories
Accessories are where the routine gets easier. Running socks help with comfort when mileage builds. Running watches keep pace, distance and effort honest. Running headphones carry the long-run rhythm. Caps, gloves, bottles, belts, bags, recovery tools and nutrition all solve the small problems that usually appear halfway through a run.
They are not extras when they help you get out again tomorrow.
Why Pro:Direct Running
Pro:Direct Running brings the key parts of the run together: shoes, clothing, accessories, watches, nutrition, recovery gear, latest drops and sale picks. The choice is big, but the route through it should feel simple.
Browse by surface, session, brand, fit, support, cushioning, speed or price. Start with running shoes if the pair under you needs replacing. Move into clothing if the weather is winning. Add the accessories that make the miles easier to manage.
Running Obsessed means knowing the details that change the run: the shoe that feels better after five miles than one, the jacket that does not flap itself into your head, the socks that stop a small rub becoming a bad decision, and the kit that makes getting back out feel a little easier.