Zero-drop shoes are generally considered safe for most people to try. But, if you have issues with your calves or Achilles tendons, you may want to avoid wearing them, Dr. Probasco says.

For fans of zero drop or those looking to ease into it, the Flux Adapt Runner is a good pick for a daily trainer. The Adapt Runner boasts a wide, natural toe box and a unique AdaptSol™ insole ...

While drop is personal preference when it comes to shoes, your insole starts to compound this height difference. Currex’s zero drop along with the 2-ounces of weight won’t affect the performance of ...

Zero-drop shoes are generally considered safe for most people to try. But, if you have issues with your calves or Achilles tendons, you may want to avoid wearing them, Dr. Probasco says.

Wearing zero-drop shoes has been great for me, and specifically wearing Altra's Outroad 2 Trail Running Shoes has helped me achieve greater results in all my favorite athletic pursuits.. You can ...

Altra releases three shoes—neutral, stability, trail—with a 4mm drop to cater to all kinds of runners who want to dabble in low heel lift footwear.