Amanda is a test editor at Runner’s World. She’s run the Boston Marathon every year since 2013. A former professional baker with a master’s in gastronomy, she carb-loads on snickerdoodles.
These are the 30+ top running shoes we’re loving right now for the road, trail, and race day.
We tested the best running headphones to find you the right fit, sound, and sweat-resistance.
Stash your credit card, phone, and recovery essentials where you know they won't get lost.
Our editors with 12 official finishes combined met with RW+ members to talk about the course, the weather, and more.
We tested dozens of pairs. These are the running socks worthy of a spot in your drawer.
We pick the top kicks for tackling off-road terrain.
Test editor Amanda Furrer recommends lacing up in Brooks’s Ghost and Saucony’s Axon.
After five months of testing, we can finally reveal everything you need to know about the trainer.
Brands like Puma and Adidas are launching women-specific running shoes.
After running thousands of miles in nearly 90 different models, we found these to be the gold standard.
Pillowy and plush, these top picks offer soft cushioning that won’t slow you down.
Check out the best carbon-fiber plated speedster and featherlight trainers for nabbing a PR.
These three supportive shoes deliver a rock-solid ride for overpronators.
These are our six favorite shoes for running off-road in 2022.
With so many options out there, we chatted with two experts to find out who multivitamins best serve.
One RW+ member needs more stability than Brooks’s guide rails provide. We give our top super-stable picks.
These high-impact bras delivered the best support for runners with a cup size C and larger.
Answer the call of your inner mileage junkie with these 10 durable trainers.
We enlisted the help of running couples to test and compare notes on the brand’s original menswear and new women’s pieces.
These pairs are the current road and trail favorites of our women’s wear-test team.
Pronation is totally normal. But if too much causes you pain, one of these picks could boost your comfort.
Lace up one of these models to put a little extra spring in your stride.
Upcoming shoes and apparel, the latest recovery tools, energizing (and tasty) on-the-run fuel, plus much more.
As a test editor, I’m supposed to run in other shoes, too. Oops.
This outsole-free trainer provides reliable traction and cushioned support.
The max-cushioned trainer gets the carbon-fiber plate treatment.
Like a nitro cold brew coffee, this cushioned shoe energizes your run.
