After the women's mile record, Faith Kipyegon squares up against the four-minute barrier. This time with Nike's R&D team in ...

Nike orchestrated the world’s first sub-two-hour marathon. Now, the brand—and Faith Kipyegon—are going after the women’s mile record with a high-tech suite of shoes, apparel, and race-day strategies.

If your goal for 2025 is to run smarter, dress better, and connect with a wider running culture, these are the brands to know. From the high-tech minimalism of Soar to the emotional storytelling of ...

Running 13.1 miles in brutal heat was the perfect test for the Smith Motive sunglasses. Here’s what impressed me — and what ...

If you run, you’ll probably be more than aware that some pretty major new running shoes are rumored to be landing on our ...

Soon, they were preparing to run a marathon together (and have since run several in tandem, including the upcoming 2025 London Marathon ... For Leah Cunningham, a Nike Community Pacer and ...

Sneaker maker Nike has apologized for using the phrase “Never Again” in a billboard placed along the route of the London Marathon on April 27. Critics of the billboard — featuring a red ...

Nike’s latest advertising effort, rolled out during the 2025 London Marathon, has backfired spectacularly, turning a motivational campaign into a cautionary tale about cultural sensitivity in ...

With the London Marathon on our minds ... clogs that your mum probably wears around the garden. It's time for Nike and New Balance to move over as there's clearly a new running shoe in town.

Nike has pulled ads that it ran for the London marathon that used the phrase ‘never again’ following a backlash. The term ‘never again’ is a term used to commemorate Holocaust remembrance ...

Nike’s latest OOH campaign, which was displayed as part of the London marathon on Sunday (27 April), is facing backlash for being “inappropriate” following Yom HaShoah last week (23-24 April). Nike is ...

Nike The second thing is the massive development ... (other than it being something he would say, as the head of the London Marathon). “It is a uniquely British thing. The fact that we love ...