Cam Vigliotta

1 week ago | forbes.com | Cam Vigliotta

If Goldilocks wandered into a running store in search of the perfect everyday shoe, she’d probably walk out with the Brooks Ghost 17. Balanced, comfortable and reliably consistent, the latest Ghost feels just right every time you put it on, which isn’t all that surprising. First released in 2008, this shoe is kind of like a perfected recipe, carefully improved over the years until it’s familiar and comforting. For some runners, that’s ideal; and for others, it’s a bit too monotonous.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Cam Vigliotta

Now in its 10th iteration, the Hoka Clifton has quietly become one of the most reliable and recognizable running shoes. I picked up my first pair—the Clifton 6—back in 2019, and I’ve logged hundreds of miles in every version since. It’s the shoe you see everywhere because it meets so many needs, and while there’s no official data that confirms it’s the best-selling shoe, you wouldn’t be wrong for thinking so.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Cam Vigliotta |Christine Colby

Compression boots used to be a form of physical therapy reserved for clinics and professional athletes. But much like massage guns, the technology has come a long way in recent years, and these pneumatic compression devices are now widely available. With that said, they’re not exactly cheap, which is why we spoke with a vascular expert and tried them ourselves to find the best compression boots that are actually worth the investment.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Steven John |Cam Vigliotta

Walking and running may seem similar, but they actually require your body to move and absorb impact in different ways. That’s why it’s important to understand the key differences between walking and running shoes. Although they look nearly identical, details like cushioning and drop can influence comfort, performance and even injury prevention. Considering this, let’s break down walking shoes vs.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Steven John |Cam Vigliotta

There are few better ways to spend long sunny days than at the beach. You can surf, read, play in the sane and, when you have one of the best beach coolers on hand, enjoy your preferred cold beverages and fresh eats, even on the hottest summer days. When you pick the right beach cooler—perhaps our top pick, the RTIC 32-Quart Ultra-Light Cooler—and pack it with enough ice or ice packs, even hours of blazing summer sun won’t warm up your food and drink.