Hoka / Speedgoat 7

Engineered for performance on rocky ascents, slick mud, technical downhills, and everything in between. Bold in design and color, the Speedgoat 7 makes a statement on and off the trail. The trail running shoe has a new super critically foamed EVA mid layer, making it more responsive and durable than previous iterations of the Speedgoat. MSRP $165.

Merrell / Agility Peak 6

The next evolution of Merrell’s max-cushion trail running franchise is built to deliver a smooth, responsive ride on technical terrain. The FloatPro foam midsole offers enhanced cushioning and a Vibram Megagrip outsole with 5 mm lugs delivers reliable traction. MSRP $160.

Puma x Hyrox / Deviate Nitro Elite 4

Designed for Hyrox, “the ultimate fitness race,” one of Puma’s fastest racing shoes is re-imagined with Hyrox-specific updates to power athletes through runs and reps as a fitness/run hybrid shoe. It has a carbon fiber plate and a responsive Nitrofoam Elite performance midsole foam. MSRP $260.

Mount to Coast / C1

The brand’s first highly cushioned super trainer is set to hit retail this April. Mount to Coast’s first high stack offering features dual stack midsole foams — a top layer of CircleCell and bottom layer of rubberized EVA foam for responsive cushioning with a stable ride. MSRP $180.

Norda / 003 Kanagawa

A reimagined approach shoe with a seamless Dyneema upper, elasticized Dyneema fit system, Vibram SLE midsole and bespoke Vibram soleplate, the 003 is designed to transition between hiking, scrambling and running. MSRP $295.

Skechers / Aero Razor

This technical running shoe features Hyper Burst Pro midsole cushioning for a responsive ride, a patented forefoot H-wing for snappy toe-off, and Skechers Arch Fit technology with podiatrist-certified arch support. Skechers Hyper Arc technology promotes efficiency with each stride and a Goodyear rubber outsole delivers enhanced traction. MSRP $140.

Mizuno / Neo Zen 2

A daily training shoe, the Neo Zen 2 is bouncy but also stable, building off  the Neo Zen 1 by creating a more controlled ride overall while maintaining an energetic element underfoot. Neo Zen 2 features nitrogen-infused Mizuno Enerzy Nxt in the midsole, and delivers what Mizuno refers to as “Directional Bounce.” MSRP $160.

On / Cloudsoma

A new shoe for runners looking to step off the roads and connect with the trails, the Cloudsoma uses Cloudtec Connect, On’s newest cushion technology that features pods that flex independently and contort to the terrain underfoot. Launches in April. MSRP $180.

OTIVM / Overdrive ST

New premium performance footwear brand OTIVM is officially launching its products in March 2026. The Overdrive ST is built for runners seeking a more energetic ride, featuring max-stack cushioning and a responsive dual-foam system that balances rebound with comfort. Stride Flex responsive support is designed to move naturally with the runner. MSRP $200.

Saucony / Endorphin Azura

Speed made simple. Designed to help runners go faster, the shoe has soft, bouncy PWRRUN PB foam to cushion the stride, while SpeedRoll tech powers smoother, quicker transitions. The Endorphin Azura also features durable XT-900 rubber for long-lasting grip, and is designed to offer a secure, adaptive fit. MSRP $150.

Asics / Superblast 3

The latest edition of the popular super trainer series is now available with FF LEAP foam for a lighter, bouncier ride. The dual-layer construction of FF LEAP and FF BLAST PLUS cushioning creates a plush yet energizing experience. MSRP $200.