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1/21/18 8:34 PM
Of all the common injuries, shin splits may be uniquely terrifying for dedicated runners. Most of our aches and pains eventually heal with rest and rehabilitation. Shin splits do, too—unless that twinge in your lower leg is a stress fracture developing. So instead of lying awake at night, imagining yourself as the next feature on some “Gruesome Jogging Injuries of the Week” video channel, now might be the right time to look for the best running shoes for shin splints.
1/21/18 5:58 PM
It’s negative something degrees outside. Your body doesn’t want to step out the door. But you put on your running shoes, you put on your gloves, and you put on your best winter running hat. And you take the plunge. The rest of your body might be shivering, but your head and ears are toasty from your winter running headwear, making the rest of the run pleasant and, importantly, no frost bite!
1/21/18 4:27 PM
In my last marathon, the sun rose right on cue—and right into my eyes. In the point to point race, the bright sun made me squint, turn away, and look at the ground; I know I gained some wrinkles (and lost some time) because I didn’t have the right sunglasses for running. At Janji, we love running and we love gear. That’s why, after the race, I tested dozens of the best sunglasses to run in: I wanted to find the top running sunglasses, and thus see clearly during my next race. Below are the best sunglasses for running in 2018 so you can see clearly and, even if your body is falling apart, look great during your next race!
1/21/18 3:44 PM
It’s cold outside; the wind is smacking you right in the face as you turn the bend, freezing your face from your brow to your neck. Even if you have the right jacket, odds are you don’t have the best neck gaiter for running. The neck gaiter (or neck warmer) can be essential for the coldest of runs; they can protect you from your eyes downward, shielding you from the harshest winds and the bitterest of colds. That’s why we at Janji came up with a list of the best neck warmers for running so you can feel comfortable no matter the element, from your hands to your head.
1/7/18 9:11 AM
It seems like every shoe on the market advertises its “sock-like fit.” A snug fit is easy for runners with normal or wide feet, but a narrow foot can leave the same shoe flopping around like a flat tire. And no, instructing runners to wear thick socks, tie the laces extra tight, or add a foam wedge is not the same thing as designing the best women’s running shoes for narrow feet.
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