Nathan Allen

2 weeks ago | poetsandquants.com | Nathan Allen

No matter what you study, the Business School at Manchester Metropolitan University has a key mission: to develop socially and environmentally responsible, highly employable, future leaders. “The Manchester Met MBA is the MBA for responsible and conscientious leaders,” says Dr. Anastasia Kynighou, associate professor (reader) in HRM, as well as MBA director and academic coordinator for global online programs at Manchester Metropolitan.

1 month ago | irunfar.com | Nathan Allen

The Nike Vomero 18 ($150) is significantly different from previous versions of the shoe, and we recommend re-framing your mindset if you’re hoping for a similar fit and feel. The changes are mostly for the better, but it’s an entirely different shoe. We’ll dig into the nitty-gritty, but first, a disclosure: The Vomero 17 was one of my favorite shoes in 2024. I’d heard that Nike went all out on updates to the newest iteration of the shoe, and I was excited to try it.

1 month ago | irunfar.com | Nathan Allen

The Hoka Clifton 10 ($150) is the brand-new version of one of the most popular running shoe models currently available, and for good reason. It’s a neutral shoe with a reasonable weight and moderate drop. There’s something to be said about a pair of shoes you can throw on your feet and forget about. I call them comfort shoes. Like comfort food, it’s a pair of shoes that I know will allow me to get lost in the joy of running. For me, the Hoka Cliftons have been one of my comfort shoes for years.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Nathan Allen

13 hours agoThis is how you justify spring cleaning. Sale season is here, baby, and we're loving it. There's nothing we editors at Esquire like more than a set of stellar deals from some of our favorite brands. Brooks Brothers, Vuori, New Balance, Arc'teryx, Hoka, Ssense, Amazon, and today—Todd Snyder. If you …

1 month ago | irunfar.com | Nathan Allen

Not many running shoe models stand on more than four decades of history. That’s precisely what you get with the Nike Pegasus 41 ($140). If you’re like us, you’ve probably run in at least a handful of models in the shoe’s lineage. But we can confidently say the 41st edition is one of the best yet. Why? Broadly speaking, it’s a workhorse trainer at a decent value. It’s durable, versatile, and improved its energy return, especially for heel strikers.