Today, we’re lacing up our running shoes. Plus …
We have new favorite running shoes |
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Whether you’re running just for fun or training for a personal best, supportive shoes make a big difference. Over the years, our experts have tried more than 100 pairs and run thousands of miles to find the very best ones.
After our latest round of testing, we crowned two new favorites: a protective, cushiony trainer that testers also loved for walking, and a plush shoe that can be used for both short, recovery miles or the occasional long run.
Plus, a pair that feels broken in right out of the box→
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The best headphones for running |
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| Michael Hession/NYT Wirecutter |
If you’re the type of runner who needs a good playlist or podcast to keep you going, then any old pair of earbuds won’t cut it. Our audio expert found four standout options that are sweat and water resistant, easy to control, and of course, great sounding.
Our favorites, whether you want to block out noise or hear your surroundings→
Your daily deal: Sport sunglasses with excellent protection |
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| Michael Hession/NYT Wirecutter |
These sunnies are great for all kinds of activities — hiking, cycling, running — and they offer solid UV protection, as well as coverage from wind and debris. They’re also repairable, adjustable, and the most affordable prescription-compatible option we’ve tested.
They’re $13 off today→
One last thing: The best sports bras |
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| Marki Williams/NYT Wirecutter |
After years of testing dozens of sports bras, we’ve found six that should feel good enough for any kind of workout, including an exceptionally supportive bra that one tester said “could hold up a building, let alone my boobs.”
Our favorites for gentle yoga, cross-training, marathons, and more→
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