New Year, New Shoes!

As 2025 transitions into 2026, Track Shack will be gaining not only new and improved shoe updates, but also brand-new models added to our lineup!

January 1

We’re starting strong with three new shoes releasing on January 1st. Two are from Mizuno: the Wave Inspire 22 and the Hyperwarp Elite. The Mizuno Wave Inspire is a tried-and-true stability shoe within the running community, providing medial arch support through Mizuno’s iconic Wave technology. The Hyperwarp Elite is a brand-new racing shoe, featuring responsive, lightweight Energy XP foam and a 3D carbon fiber plate that promotes a smoother, more efficient ride. Rounding out the January 1st releases is Saucony’s Ride 19. This update adds more PWRRUN+ to the midsole, decreasing weight while increasing responsiveness.

January 9

The following week, two more shoes release on January 9th: the ASICS Gel-Nimbus 28 and the Puma Deviate 4. The ASICS Gel-Nimbus 28 is significantly lighter while still delivering its iconic plush, maximum-cushion midsole. The Puma Deviate 4 features a lighter, more responsive midsole and an evolved PWRPLATE to provide a supportive, consistent ride.

January 15

Just a few days later, on January 15th, New Balance is releasing the 1080 v15. This version introduces all-new cushioning, making the shoe both lighter and softer.

Carbon-Plate Releases

Rounding out our January shoe releases are the Puma FAST-R Nitro Elite 3 on January 23rd and the Hoka Cielo X1 3.0 on January 29th—both carbon-plated racing shoes. The FAST-R Nitro Elite 3 features improved nitrogen-infused foam and a carbon PWRPLATE for powerful propulsion. The latest version of Hoka’s Cielo X1 is their lightest and most responsive super shoe to date.

Stop by Track Shack and let our knowledgeable staff help you find your perfect fit. From gait analysis to personalized recommendations, we’ll make sure you leave in a shoe that matches your stride, goals, and training needs, just in time to start the new year strong.