Warmer, summer temperatures are underway, which means that the season of outdoor workouts, hiking, bicycling, and yes, even running, is here. It’s an exciting time — the thought of taking our running routines from the treadmill to the local trail or neighborhood path. But it also means that our stock of durable, comfortable running shoes might need a serious update.

There are so many things to consider when shopping for the right pair of running shoes. From the cushioning and heel support to the shoe’s stability, midsole flexibility, and even just the general comfort and style — there is no one best pair for all people. Plus, they may even vary depending on your typical running distance or workout needs. Are you a marathon runner looking for long-distance-friendly styles or are you in need of a more durable trail shoe? Do you prefer a classic athletic shoe or is stability more your style for those high-intensity workouts? 

Regardless if you are a new or experienced runner, there are so many comfortable running shoes on the market right now. We’ve scoured the internet in search of the best running shoes for men, whether you’re looking for fresh road running shoes, a classic trail runner style, or just a comfort-driven athletic pair for summer and beyond. 

Ahead, shop ET’s picks for the best running shoes for men this summer. Plus, check out the best walking shoes for men whenever you feel like slowing things down. 

Between Barbiecore style and skunk stripe hair, it’s clear that the post-lockdown beauty vibe is go big or go home—hence the rise in superlong mermaid hair extensions and a subsequent surge in perfectly blunt bobs. 

The two styles may seem like opposites, but for celebrity stylists, the long-then-short-then-long lifestyle is just another day’s work…of installing hair extensions. “To go from long hair to short and back the next day, celebrities braid their hair, and glue weft extensions onto the braids, leaving just their natural hairline out,” celebrity hairstylist Marc Mena says of the temporary “faux bob.” “It’s not permanent, but it allows them to change their look dramatically, and no one can see the difference.” 

It’s true: Chris Appleton, who styled Kim Kardashian’s 2019 bob and regularly styles J.Lo’s hair, confirmed that he “hides” the braided hair under extensions in his Behind the Chair masterclass. But this technique only works for a few days, Mena adds, comparing the faux bob to gluing on false eyelashes.

Other celebrities, like Khloe Kardashian and Megan Fox, who like to play with varying lengths for longer periods of time usually opt for clip-ins, tape extensions, keratin bonds, and/or hand-tied extensions, Lilybeth Vargas, hair extensions specialist and master colorist at The Parlor, tells Glamour. She personally recommends clip-ins on an event-by-event basis.

As for why so many celebrities wear hair extensions in the first place? It’s possible their hair is damaged from changing it so much. “Celebrities change their hairstyles for the trends that are in at that moment, which can be a lot on natural hair,”  RPZL lead stylist Stephanie Angelone tells Glamour. “This can cause a damage, thinning, and hair loss, so adding hair extensions, or ‘hair filler,’ will add fullness and help get their hair back its integrity.”

Sure to be the street style It item this upcoming fashion month, that white triangle-plaque logo tank top from Prada’s fall 2022 collection has finally hit stores. The top, a ribbed scoop neck, opened the show (worn by Kaia Gerber) and was styled throughout the collection from beginning to end. We saw it under oversized shearling jackets and on top of many different interpretations of the collection’s lovely three-layer skirts.

Just seeing how many looks were anchored by the tank tells us of the top’s versatility but also its cult-status potential. This top will likely enjoy the white-hot status of the brand’s triangle-plaque bucket hat or smooth leather loafers; this is certainly another one of those wish-list items fashion obsessives are sure to line up for or, in this case, save up for to wear this season and several to come.