Nike recently unveiled its new high-performance running shoe, inspired by the light-weight knit and fabric of a normal sock, but with structure and support built-in. Written by Beth Carter ...

The first sock shoe, the Nike Sock Racer, was designed by Tinker Hatfield in 1986 with a purpose. Nike was looking to make a marathon sneaker that felt like you were wearing socks.

Nike designers spent the last four years developing the shoe, which looks like half sock, half traditional soccer shoe. It’s a strange-looking piece of footwear, but this odd form has a purpose.

The hotly-anticipated Nike React Element 87s are almost here. Available July 13th, at 10 a.m. EDT the new Nike, designed in collaboration with Japanese Fashion designer and creator of streetwear ...

Nike released a bunch of information this week about its next running shoe — the Nike Free Flyknit. To put it crudely, it's basically a sock with the sole of a running shoe attached to the ...

Nike. According to Nike, the Zoom Fly 6 shaves 10 percent of its total weight from the previous generation — a difference of 25 to 30 grams depending on the size. The upper, too, received a refresh.

The best socks for women depend on your shoe—and we found an ideal pair for every loafer, running shoe, ... Best Athletic Socks Nike Everyday Plus Cushion Training No-Show Socks (3 Pairs) ...

The upper is Nike's signature Flyknit material, which looks and stretches like a sock. The shoes are meant to fit snug -- I got a size 6 which fits well, but there's no way I am getting a sock in ...

The history of sock sneakers—which we’ll try calling “snockers,” because we can—actually dates back to 2000, when Nike debuted the Presto (though back then it was made of mesh, not Flyknit).

One of Nike’s most talked-about 2017 sneakers is available now in a new laceless variation reminiscent of February’s Comme des Garçons collaboration. With nostalgic “no strings attached ...

Nike Inc.'s latest running shoe got its start when designers tried to solve a long-standing request from athletes: make shoes as comfortable as socks. "We think a lot about what-ifs," said Ben ...