Last Updated: August 2026
Estimated Accuracy: Approximately 70–80% for future releases. Dates marked as estimates are based on historical launch schedules, retailer information, brand announcements and industry trends. Release schedules may change without notice. 

Whether you’re planning to buy your next pair of daily trainers, waiting for the latest carbon-plated racer or simply trying to get the best deal on the outgoing version, this Running Shoe Release Date Calendar helps you stay ahead of the market.

Every year, the world’s biggest running brands launch hundreds of new models. Shoes like the Nike Pegasus, HOKA Clifton, ASICS Novablast, Brooks Ghost and Saucony Endorphin receive regular updates, while completely new models continue to appear across every category—from lightweight trainers and marathon racers to max-cushioned shoes and technical trail running footwear.

The challenge is that very few brands publish a complete launch calendar months in advance. Product launches are often announced only a few weeks before release, making it difficult for runners to decide whether they should buy today or wait for the next generation.

That’s where this guide comes in.

Unlike a simple product list, this page combines expected release dates with editorial analysis to help you understand what is coming next, which launches are worth waiting for, and when you’ll likely find the biggest discounts on previous models.

Throughout the year we continuously monitor:

• Official product announcements
• Brand launch events
• Retailer listings
• Historical release schedules
• Industry trade shows
• Running industry news
• Product leaks and early previews

When official dates become available, this page is updated accordingly.

Why Follow a Running Shoe Release Calendar?

Many runners replace their shoes every six to twelve months. Buying at the right time can make a significant difference—not only to your budget but also to your running experience.

Imagine buying a pair of shoes for full retail price, only to discover that an updated version launches three weeks later while the outgoing model immediately goes on sale. It happens surprisingly often.

Following a release calendar helps you make more informed decisions.

Save Money

One of the biggest advantages is timing your purchase around product launches.

When manufacturers introduce a new version, retailers typically reduce prices on the previous generation to clear inventory. In many cases, the performance difference between two generations is relatively small, making the older model an outstanding value.

Know When Major Updates Are Coming

Not every new version represents a complete redesign.

Some updates introduce:

• Brand-new midsoles
• New foam compounds
• Carbon plate revisions
• Improved stability
• Lighter construction

Others simply receive:

• Updated colours
• Refreshed uppers
• Minor fit improvements

Knowing which type of update is expected helps you decide whether waiting is worthwhile.

Plan Your Race Season

Many runners schedule shoe purchases around marathon training blocks.

Knowing when flagship racing shoes are expected to launch makes it easier to decide whether to buy immediately or wait for the newest technology before race day.

Most Anticipated Running Shoe Releases

While dozens of running shoes launch every quarter, a handful generate enormous excitement among runners. These are the models expected to attract the most attention over the coming months.

Nike Alphafly 4

Expected Release: October 2026
Previous Model: Nike Alphafly 3

The Alphafly has become one of the most successful marathon racing shoes ever produced. Every new version attracts elite athletes, serious marathon runners and shoe enthusiasts looking for the latest performance technology.

Expect continued refinement of Nike’s premium racing platform with improvements aimed at reducing weight while maintaining exceptional energy return.

Best for

• Marathon racing
• Competitive runners
• Personal best attempts

adidas Adizero Adios Pro 5

Expected Release: September 2026
Previous Model: Adios Pro 4

Few shoes have challenged Nike’s dominance in marathon racing like the Adios Pro series.

The fifth generation is expected to continue adidas’ focus on lightweight construction, responsive Lightstrike Pro foam and Energy Rod technology, making it one of the year’s biggest performance launches.

Best for

• Road racing
• Fast tempo sessions
• Marathon training

Saucony Endorphin Speed 6

Expected Release: August 2026
Previous Model: Endorphin Speed 5

The Endorphin Speed series has built a reputation as one of the most versatile running shoes available.

Capable of handling easy runs, interval sessions and race day, it’s often recommended as the “one shoe” solution for runners wanting versatility without sacrificing speed.

The sixth generation is expected to continue refining that formula.

Best for

• Daily training
• Speed workouts
• Half marathons
• Marathon preparation

HOKA Bondi 10

Expected Release: August 2026
Previous Model: Bondi 9

The Bondi remains one of the world’s best-known max-cushioned running shoes.

Popular among runners, walkers and healthcare professionals alike, each new version attracts considerable attention thanks to its combination of comfort and durability.

If history repeats itself, expect subtle refinements rather than a complete redesign.

Best for

• Recovery runs
• Long easy miles
• Walking
• Everyday comfort

ASICS Metaspeed Sky 5

Expected Release: October 2026
Previous Model: Metaspeed Sky Tokyo

ASICS continues to strengthen its position in the super shoe category.

The Metaspeed Sky series has become a favourite among competitive runners seeking maximum efficiency over marathon distances.

The fifth generation is expected to continue ASICS’ focus on lightweight construction and racing performance.

Best for

• Marathon racing
• Competitive road running
• Fast training sessions

Nike Vomero 19

Expected Release: November 2026
Previous Model: Vomero 18

The Vomero line has evolved into Nike’s premium cushioned daily trainer.

As runners increasingly favour softer, highly cushioned shoes for everyday mileage, the next Vomero is likely to become one of the year’s biggest comfort-focused releases.

Best for

• Daily mileage
• Recovery runs
• Long-distance training

Brooks Hyperion Elite 6

Expected Release: August 2026
Previous Model: Hyperion Elite 5

Brooks has invested heavily in its racing lineup over the past few years.

The Hyperion Elite 6 is expected to continue closing the gap to other flagship marathon shoes while maintaining Brooks’ reputation for smooth transitions and predictable ride quality.

ON Cloudsurfer 3

Expected Release: September 2026
Previous Model: Cloudsurfer 2

ON has rapidly become one of the fastest-growing running brands worldwide.

The Cloudsurfer series helped redefine the company’s approach to cushioning and has become one of its flagship daily trainers.

The third generation is expected to build on that success.

Running Shoe Release Calendar (2026–2027)

⭐ = Most anticipated release

Running Shoe	Estimated Release Date	Previous Model
⭐ Saucony Endorphin Speed 6	August 2026	Endorphin Speed 5
⭐ HOKA Bondi 10	August 2026	Bondi 9
⭐ Brooks Hyperion Elite 6	August 2026	Hyperion Elite 5
Brooks Ghost Max 4	August 2026	Ghost Max 3
ASICS GT-2000 15	August 2026	GT-2000 14
Brooks Cascadia 20	August 2026	Cascadia 19
Altra Olympus 7	August 2026	Olympus 6
Salomon Genesis 2	August 2026	Genesis
HOKA Skyflow 2	August 2026	Skyflow
Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro 4	August 2026	Wave Rebellion Pro 3
⭐ adidas Adizero Adios Pro 5	September 2026	Adios Pro 4
⭐ ON Cloudsurfer 3	September 2026	Cloudsurfer 2
Puma Fast-R Nitro Elite 4	September 2026	Fast-R Nitro Elite 3
HOKA Tecton X4	September 2026	Tecton X3
Nike Wildhorse 11	September 2026	Wildhorse 10
Altra Lone Peak 10	September 2026	Lone Peak 9
Brooks Catamount 5	September 2026	Catamount 4
⭐ Nike Alphafly 4	October 2026	Alphafly 3
⭐ ASICS Metaspeed Sky 5	October 2026	Metaspeed Sky Tokyo
⭐ ASICS Metaspeed Edge 5	October 2026	Metaspeed Edge Tokyo
Nike Zoom Fly 7	October 2026	Zoom Fly 6
Nike Pegasus Plus 2	October 2026	Pegasus Plus
HOKA Arahi 9	October 2026	Arahi 8
Mizuno Wave Sky 10	October 2026	Wave Sky 9
⭐ Nike Vomero 19	November 2026	Vomero 18
adidas Adios 10	November 2026	Adios 9
adidas Prime X 4	November 2026	Prime X 3
ASICS Megablast 2	November 2026	Megablast
Nike Pegasus Premium 2	November 2026	Pegasus Premium
Brooks Adrenaline GTS 27	December 2026	Adrenaline GTS 26
Nike Structure 27	December 2026	Structure 26
Brooks Glycerin Max 3	December 2026	Glycerin Max 2
ASICS Glideride Max 3	December 2026	Glideride Max 2
New Balance FuelCell Rebel v6	January 2027	FuelCell Rebel v5
New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080 v16	January 2027	1080 v15
ASICS Nimbus 29	January 2027	Nimbus 28
Saucony Ride 20	January 2027	Ride 19
Mizuno Wave Inspire 23	January 2027	Wave Inspire 22
Brooks Launch 13	January 2027	Launch 12
adidas Adizero EVO SL 2	February 2027	EVO SL
adidas Boston 14	February 2027	Boston 13
Brooks Glycerin 24	February 2027	Glycerin 23
HOKA Challenger 9	February 2027	Challenger 8
ON Cloudultra 4	February 2027	Cloudultra 3
Puma Magnify Nitro 4	February 2027	Magnify Nitro 3
Saucony Guide 20	March 2027	Guide 19
ASICS Cumulus 29	March 2027	Cumulus 28
HOKA Rocket X4	March 2027	Rocket X3
Nike Pegasus 43	May 2027	Pegasus 42
Brooks Ghost 19	May 2027	Ghost 18
HOKA Mach X4	May 2027	Mach X3
ASICS Trabuco 15	May 2027	Trabuco 14
Saucony Endorphin Pro 6	June 2027	Endorphin Pro 5
New Balance Ellipse 2	June 2027	Ellipse
Saucony Triumph 25	August 2027	Triumph 24

*Dates are estimated unless officially confirmed and are based on the attached release calendar together with the editorial methodology described above. 

How to Use This Calendar

This calendar isn’t just designed to tell you when new running shoes are expected to launch—it’s designed to help you make better buying decisions.

If a shoe you’re considering is only a few weeks away from being replaced, waiting could give you two advantages:

• You’ll have access to the newest version with the latest technology.
• The outgoing model will often become available at a substantial discount once retailers begin clearing stock.

On the other hand, if a model has only recently launched, it’s unlikely to receive major price reductions for several months. In that case, purchasing sooner may make more sense, especially if you need new shoes for an upcoming training block or race.

By combining estimated launch dates with knowledge of typical product cycles, this guide aims to remove some of the guesswork from buying running shoes.

Running Shoe Release Calendar by Month (2026–2027)

While the release calendar above provides a quick overview, looking at launches month by month makes it easier to spot trends and decide when to upgrade your shoes. Some months are packed with flagship releases, while others are relatively quiet. Historically, brands tend to schedule their biggest launches around spring and autumn marathon seasons, while the final months of the year are often reserved for updates to established daily trainers.

Below you’ll find a closer look at what to expect throughout the release cycle.

August 2026 – Carbon Racers Meet Daily Trainers

August is one of the busiest months of the year and features a healthy mix of premium race shoes, trail shoes and everyday trainers.

For runners looking to upgrade before autumn marathon training, August offers several compelling options.

The ⭐ Saucony Endorphin Speed 6 is arguably the biggest all-round release of the month. The Speed series has become one of the most versatile plated running shoes on the market, making it suitable for everything from daily mileage to marathon pace workouts.

Another headline release is the ⭐ HOKA Bondi 10. The Bondi family remains one of the world’s most recognisable max-cushioned shoes and continues to appeal to runners, walkers and anyone spending long hours on their feet.

Brooks also introduces the ⭐ Hyperion Elite 6, its latest flagship carbon racing shoe designed to compete with models like the Nike Alphafly and adidas Adios Pro.

Other expected August launches include:

• Brooks Ghost Max 4
• Brooks Cascadia 20
• ASICS GT-2000 15
• Altra Olympus 7
• Salomon Genesis 2
• HOKA Skyflow 2
• Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro 4

For trail runners, August is particularly interesting, with several technical off-road shoes expected to arrive before the autumn racing season.

September 2026 – The Performance Month

September traditionally marks the beginning of the autumn racing season and brands often reserve their most advanced performance shoes for this period.

Leading the way is the ⭐ adidas Adizero Adios Pro 5, expected to be one of the year’s fastest marathon shoes. adidas has steadily refined its Adios Pro platform, making every new generation one of the most anticipated releases in competitive running.

Another major launch is the ⭐ ON Cloudsurfer 3, which continues ON’s evolution towards softer, more natural-feeling daily trainers.

Trail runners can also look forward to:

• Brooks Catamount 5
• HOKA Tecton X4
• Nike Wildhorse 11
• Altra Lone Peak 10

Meanwhile, the Puma Fast-R Nitro Elite 4 should strengthen Puma’s growing presence in elite road racing.

September is likely to become one of the busiest shopping months of the year for serious runners.

October 2026 – Marathon Season Takes Centre Stage

Few months generate as much excitement among competitive runners as October.

The expected arrival of the ⭐ Nike Alphafly 4 will undoubtedly dominate headlines. Every Alphafly launch attracts enormous attention thanks to its reputation as one of the fastest marathon shoes ever developed.

ASICS is also expected to refresh its racing lineup with:

• ⭐ Metaspeed Sky 5
• ⭐ Metaspeed Edge 5

These two shoes have become direct competitors to Nike’s super shoes and continue to attract elite athletes around the world.

Other important launches include:

• Nike Zoom Fly 7
• Nike Pegasus Plus 2
• HOKA Arahi 9
• Mizuno Wave Sky 10

October is particularly attractive for runners preparing for spring marathons, as it often introduces technologies that remain at the top of the market for the following year.

November 2026 – Premium Cushioned Trainers

Historically, November shifts the focus from racing towards comfort and high-mileage training.

One of the biggest expected launches is the ⭐ Nike Vomero 19, which continues Nike’s premium daily training series.

Other expected releases include:

• adidas Adios 10
• adidas Prime X 4
• ASICS Megablast 2
• Nike Pegasus Premium 2

These launches demonstrate how brands continue expanding the market for highly cushioned daily trainers.

December 2026 – Stability and Everyday Running

December is generally quieter than previous months, but several important shoes are still expected.

Highlights include:

• Brooks Adrenaline GTS 27
• Nike Structure 27
• Brooks Glycerin Max 3
• ASICS Glideride Max 3

These shoes are aimed primarily at runners looking for dependable daily mileage rather than race-day performance.

January 2027 – The New Season Begins

The new year traditionally brings one of the busiest release periods.

January’s expected highlights include:

• ASICS Nimbus 29
• Saucony Ride 20
• New Balance 1080 v16
• New Balance FuelCell Rebel v6
• Brooks Launch 13
• Mizuno Wave Inspire 23

This period often introduces refreshed versions of some of the world’s best-selling running shoes.

February 2027 – Cushioning Continues to Evolve

February continues the trend with several premium trainers.

Expected launches include:

• adidas Boston 14
• adidas Adizero EVO SL 2
• Brooks Glycerin 24
• HOKA Challenger 9
• ON Cloudultra 4
• Puma Magnify Nitro 4

Brands continue refining cushioning systems while gradually reducing shoe weight.

March to August 2027

Although many dates remain preliminary, several notable launches are already expected.

These include:

• Saucony Guide 20
• ASICS Cumulus 29
• HOKA Rocket X4
• Nike Pegasus 43
• Brooks Ghost 19
• HOKA Mach X4
• ASICS Trabuco 15
• Saucony Endorphin Pro 6
• Saucony Triumph 25

As official announcements become available, these dates will be updated throughout the year. 

The Biggest Running Shoe Releases of 2026

Every year brings dozens of updates, but only a handful of launches genuinely influence the running shoe market. These are the models expected to generate the greatest interest among runners, retailers and reviewers.

Nike Alphafly 4

No release attracts more attention than a new Alphafly. Since its introduction, the Alphafly has become one of the defining shoes of modern marathon racing.

Although Nike has yet to reveal official specifications, expectations are naturally high. Runners will be watching closely for improvements in weight, stability and efficiency while hoping Nike preserves the energetic ride that made previous generations so successful.

The Alphafly 4 is likely to become one of the most reviewed running shoes of the year.

adidas Adizero Adios Pro 5

The Adios Pro series has firmly established itself as one of the strongest competitors in the carbon-plated racing category.

Every new generation has become lighter, more refined and increasingly competitive at the highest level of the sport.

If adidas continues that trajectory, the fifth generation could become one of the benchmark marathon shoes for 2027.

Saucony Endorphin Speed 6

Very few shoes appeal to such a broad range of runners.

Whether you’re training for your first half marathon or chasing a personal best, the Endorphin Speed has earned a reputation for versatility that’s difficult to match.

The sixth generation is expected to refine rather than reinvent the formula, which is exactly what many runners are hoping for.

HOKA Bondi 10

Few shoes define maximum cushioning like the Bondi.

Its popularity extends well beyond running, making every Bondi launch significant not only for athletes but also for walkers and professionals who spend long hours standing.

Expect comfort to remain the primary focus.

Brooks Hyperion Elite 6

Brooks has steadily improved its racing lineup over the past few years.

The Hyperion Elite 6 represents another opportunity for the company to challenge the established leaders in the marathon racing category.

ON Cloudsurfer 3

ON continues to grow rapidly in the global running market.

The Cloudsurfer has become one of its flagship daily trainers, offering a softer and smoother ride than earlier ON models.

The third generation is expected to continue that evolution.

Brand Release Cycles

One of the biggest questions runners ask is, “How often does my favourite shoe get updated?”

While there are exceptions, most manufacturers follow fairly predictable product cycles.

Nike

Nike typically launches flagship road shoes around spring and autumn.

Models like the Pegasus usually receive annual updates, while premium racing shoes such as the Alphafly and Zoom Fly follow longer development cycles.

Many Nike updates focus on foam refinement, upper improvements and weight reduction rather than complete redesigns.

ASICS

ASICS has become one of the most consistent brands when it comes to yearly refreshes.

Popular families including Nimbus, Kayano, GT-2000 and Novablast often receive annual updates, while racing shoes in the Metaspeed series evolve alongside advances in foam and plate technology.

The company’s approach has shifted toward more frequent, full-model revisions rather than cosmetic updates alone.

HOKA

HOKA tends to vary its release schedule depending on the shoe category.

Core models such as the Clifton, Bondi and Speedgoat receive regular updates, but some niche models remain on the market for longer before being redesigned.

The brand often focuses on refining ride characteristics rather than making dramatic changes from one generation to the next.

Brooks

Brooks is known for maintaining exceptionally consistent release patterns.

Its flagship shoes—including the Ghost, Glycerin and Adrenaline GTS—generally follow predictable annual cycles, making it easier for runners to anticipate new versions.

Brooks also tends to favour gradual evolution over radical redesigns, which helps maintain the familiar feel that loyal users appreciate.

Saucony

Saucony refreshes many of its most popular shoes every year.

The Endorphin family, Ride, Triumph and Guide series all follow relatively predictable update schedules, with refinements typically focusing on cushioning, geometry and upper comfort.

The company has become particularly strong in the plated performance category, where annual improvements are common.

adidas

adidas continues expanding its Adizero collection while refining established favourites such as the Boston, Takumi Sen and Adios Pro.

Performance models generally receive annual updates, whereas lifestyle-inspired running shoes may remain unchanged for longer.

The Adizero line remains central to the brand’s racing ambitions.

How We Estimate Running Shoe Release Dates

One of the questions we receive most often is, “How do you know when a new running shoe is coming?” The simple answer is that we combine publicly available information with years of observing how the running shoe industry operates.

Unlike smartphones or cars, running shoe brands rarely publish a full launch calendar months in advance. Most companies announce new products only a few weeks before release, while others reveal them gradually through teaser campaigns, sponsored athletes or retail partners. That means predicting future launches requires analysing several different signals rather than relying on a single source.

Our estimated release dates are based on a combination of:

• Official announcements from running brands
• Product listings from authorised retailers
• Historical release cycles
• Running industry trade shows and events
• Athlete previews and race-day prototypes
• Trademark and regulatory filings where applicable
• Product leaks and early catalogue information
• Inventory changes at major retailers

Perhaps the strongest indicator is historical launch cadence. Most flagship running shoes follow fairly consistent update schedules. If a shoe has traditionally been refreshed every 12 months, there’s a reasonable chance the next version will follow a similar timeline unless there are signs that development has changed.

That said, release schedules are never guaranteed.

Manufacturers may delay launches due to production challenges, supply chain issues, marketing decisions or technology changes. A shoe expected in September may ultimately launch in October—or even several months later.

For that reason, every future date on this page should be viewed as an estimate until officially confirmed by the manufacturer.

Our goal is not to predict exact launch days but to provide runners with the most reliable indication of when a new model is likely to arrive, helping you make better purchasing decisions.

Should You Buy Now or Wait?

Timing your purchase is often just as important as choosing the right running shoe.

If a replacement model is expected within the next few weeks, patience can pay off. Once the new version reaches retailers, previous models frequently receive significant discounts. In many cases, the performance differences between two consecutive generations are relatively modest, making the outgoing version one of the best value purchases available.

On the other hand, there are situations where waiting simply isn’t worthwhile.

If you’re training for an upcoming race, replacing worn-out shoes or preparing for a marathon block, delaying your purchase for several months rarely makes sense. Running in shoes that have already exceeded their useful lifespan is far more likely to affect your training than missing out on a minor product update.

A simple rule of thumb is:

Buy the current model if:

• You need new shoes immediately.
• The current version is discounted.
• The next generation is expected to receive only minor updates.
• Your current shoes are nearing the end of their lifespan.

Consider waiting if:

• The new version is only weeks away.
• A complete redesign is expected.
• New foam technology has been confirmed.
• You want the latest racing shoe for an upcoming marathon.

Ultimately, the best running shoe is the one that supports your training today—not necessarily the one that launches tomorrow.

How to Save Money Using Running Shoe Release Dates

Many experienced runners deliberately time their purchases around new product launches.

Understanding when shoes are likely to be replaced can easily save hundreds of dollars over the course of a year.

1. Buy the Previous Generation

One of the smartest ways to save money is purchasing the outgoing version immediately after a replacement launches.

Retailers typically reduce prices to clear remaining stock, and in many cases the older model performs almost identically to its successor.

This strategy works particularly well for daily trainers where annual updates often focus more on fit than performance.

2. Watch for Seasonal Sales

Large sales events frequently overlap with product transitions.

Keep an eye on:

• Black Friday
• Cyber Monday
• Boxing Day
• End-of-season clearance events
• Spring sales
• Summer promotions

Combining sale pricing with outgoing models often produces the biggest discounts of the year.

3. Don’t Assume New Means Better

Marketing naturally focuses on what’s new, but newer doesn’t always mean significantly improved.

Many excellent running shoes remain competitive for several years. If the new version introduces only cosmetic updates or a revised upper, the previous generation may offer nearly identical performance at a much lower price.

4. Buy Multiple Pairs

When your favourite shoe is replaced, consider purchasing an extra pair if the outgoing version fits you exceptionally well.

Many runners regret waiting until their preferred model has completely disappeared from retailers.

Running Shoe Technology to Watch

The pace of innovation has accelerated dramatically over the past decade.

Modern running shoes now feature technologies that were almost unimaginable only a few years ago. While every brand takes a slightly different approach, several major trends are shaping the future of running footwear.

Advanced Foam Compounds

Midsole foams continue to evolve rapidly.

Manufacturers are striving to create materials that are:

• Lighter
• Softer
• More durable
• More energy efficient

Expect future updates to continue improving cushioning while reducing overall shoe weight.

Carbon-Plated Shoes

Carbon plates have transformed marathon racing.

Initially reserved for elite athletes, carbon technology has now expanded into training shoes, tempo shoes and even trail running models.

Brands continue experimenting with different plate shapes, stiffness levels and placement to optimise running efficiency.

Geometry and Rocker Design

Rather than relying solely on softer cushioning, manufacturers increasingly use rocker geometries to improve forward momentum.

Modern shoes often combine curved midsoles with lightweight foams to encourage smoother transitions from heel strike to toe-off.

Lightweight Uppers

Upper construction has become increasingly sophisticated.

Many brands now use engineered meshes, knitted materials and lightweight woven fabrics that improve breathability while reducing weight.

Future generations are expected to continue balancing comfort, support and durability.

Trail Running Innovation

Trail running shoes are evolving almost as quickly as road shoes.

Expect continued development in areas such as:

• Grip compounds
• Rock protection
• Waterproof materials
• Lightweight cushioning
• Carbon-plated trail racing shoes

As trail running grows in popularity, manufacturers are investing heavily in this category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Related Running Shoe Guides

If you’re researching your next pair of running shoes, you may also find these guides helpful:

• Best Running Shoes
• Best Daily Trainers
• Best Carbon Running Shoes
• Best Marathon Shoes
• Best Cushioned Running Shoes
• Best Stability Running Shoes
• Best Trail Running Shoes
• Best Running Shoes for Beginners
• Best Running Shoes for Wide Feet
• Best Running Shoes for Flat Feet
• Best Running Shoes for Long Runs
• Best Running Shoes for Tempo Workouts
• Nike Running Shoes
• ASICS Running Shoes
• HOKA Running Shoes
• Brooks Running Shoes
• Saucony Running Shoes
• New Balance Running Shoes
• adidas Running Shoes
• Mizuno Running Shoes
• ON Running Shoes
• Puma Running Shoes

Final Thoughts

The running shoe market moves quickly, with new technologies, redesigned midsoles and updated models arriving throughout the year. Whether you’re searching for the next marathon super shoe, a dependable daily trainer or the perfect time to grab a discounted outgoing model, staying informed can help you make smarter buying decisions.

We’ll continue updating this Running Shoe Release Date Calendar as brands announce new models, confirm launch dates and reveal the next generation of running footwear. Be sure to bookmark this page and check back regularly to stay ahead of the latest releases. The future release dates presented here are based on the attached calendar where available and are updated as new information emerges.