The soft, supportive neutral trainer is our top pick for runners new to zero drop. It’s best for easy runs and base building.

and why you might want this shoe style in your closet. To adventurists, “zero drop” may sound like a new ski trail rating. And to musicians and ravers, it may sound like an insult for DJs.

There are trail running shoes for all terrains and distances these days, but what about the best all-rounder off-road running ...

Similarly, Altra’s Torin 7 is built perfectly for the long run. The high-stack cushioning and classic zero-drop design ...

Vivobarefoot Primus Trail II FG If you’re looking for a zero-drop barefoot shoe that leaves less of a footprint on the ...

When it comes to trail shoes, there are three things on everyone’s wish list: protection, cushion, and light weight. Most runners will tell you that you can only pick two. But thanks to some ...

The Altra Lone Peak 9 refines its popular design with improved traction, added durability and updated cushioning. Here's how ...

Dedicated heel strikers should not wear zero-drop shoes. If you’re switching from traditional hiking shoes or running shoes to trail runners because you want to go lighter and faster, start with Hokas ...