In Spring 2012, California Sports Company K-Swiss will expand its running category with several new additions using Blade-Light and Blade-Max proprietary cushioning technologies. K-Swiss will also debut quick-transition and minimalist entries to round out running portfolio and provide styles for every runner from training to race day

After the preview of Wave Rider 15, Nexus 6, Creation 13 and Ronin 4 – we now have more shots of the Mizuno coming for SS12.

Here below the Inspire 8 and Nirvana 8, the Musha 4 and the Elixir

With minimalism and barefoot running gaining prominence in 2010, shoe manufacturers began producing minimal-style, barefoot-simulating, and lightweight racing shoes at a blistering pace

Brand’s new minimalist trail runner receives maximum marks in publication’s 2011 Trail Shoe Guide

Wouldn’t it be great if you could create a shoe that has everything you want? Now you can. It’s called Somnio. This is the only customized running shoe on the market today.

Merrell will introduce the Merrell Bareform Training Technique that incorporates proper running form, body strengthening and a flexibility regime for top condition training.

Somnio, the maker of the only customizable running shoes, is announcing the launch of its new minimalist running shoe: the Nada. Complete with a zero heel to toe drop and weighing in at only 3.5 ounces, the Nada is a starter kit for those who want to bring minimalist training into their running routine. The kit was designed to increase foot strength, improve posture and alignment, increase running efficiency and reduce injury in the long term. Along with the ultra light weight Nada shoes, the kit comes with a training and strengthening program created by Phil Wharton of Wharton Performance

The New Balance 890 features a new foam compound, REVlite, and is designed for the neutral runner who wants to run fast or feel fast in a lightweight package, without sacrificing durability, cushioning, or support.

New update from Brooks Running. We have information and pictures from the Spring 2011 collection of Trail and Racer running shoes. ST5, T7, Cascadia 6 and Trailblade.

This week it is time for an update on Brooks Running. We have some pictures and information about the Spring 2011 road running shoes. Here you’ll find information on the Defyance 4, Ravenna 2, Switch 4 and Trance 10. Stay tuned for trail and racing flats updates that we will publish in the next days!

A preview of Saucony running shoes update for Spring

You wanted to try a pair for yourself. So you went online or you visited your local running store and found out there’s more than one Lunar Nike shoe out there.

6 Years after launching the first Nike Free, Nike’s Innovation Director Tobie Hatfield and Senior Designer Kasey Jarvis open the doors of the Innovation Kitchen and explain the design process behind this shoe.

Straight from the Brooks Running Blog, 2010 roster of running shoes that are lighter, flexible and with a lower offset

“Barefoot Running” and “Forefoot Strike” seem to be the key words for runners in 2009. In the last months an increasing number of articles has appeared on newspapers, blogs, forums with a common central theme: traditional running shoes promote a non-ideal running form and running barefoot is what we were created for. At the same time we are seeing more and more Brands launching and promoting shoes that promise to improve your running style, either by creating a barefoot feeling or by promoting midfoot and forefoot strike.

Brooks announced the upcoming launch of the Green Silence racing flat shoe, constructed with less than half (48 percent) as many parts as comparable shoes. More than 75 percent of the 26 components have been recycled by consumers

Asics Gel Nimbus 11 Preview. The Nimbus 11 is 2009′s update for Asics’ top cushioning shoe. It comes with a 5$ retail price increase vs. the Nimbus 10 and with a slight weight reduction

BEAVERTON, Ore. (April 19, 2009) – Nike today introduced the Nike LunarGlide+, a new lightweight running shoe with an innovative mid-sole design architecture called Dynamic Support, a patent-pending system which adapts to a runner’s gait with each step, providing superior cushioning and as-needed stability