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The staff at Pacers Running are accustomed to running in the heat and humidity of Washington, D.C. With the right gear you can not only continue to train through the summer months, but even have fun doing it. Here’s what the Pacers Running staff is using to have fun running in the summer.

Introducing the 2023 Pacers Pride Collection. Built on Pacers' own 2:02 Collection, our 2023 Pride apparel returns to our roots with our best selling DC Flag design.

The Altra Olympus line of trail shoes already has a faithful following and we had been looking forward to seeing Altra expand on that line for those of us who spend more time on the pavement than the trails. Introducing the most cushioned road shoe from Altra yet!

This spring, we decided to take a new approach to reviewing shoes. Instead of reviewing our top new arrivals, one model at a time, we decided to review a collection of our best new arrivals, eight in total, and take them directly to the race course.

The Triumph more than lives up to its name – with 20 years to prove it. We're looking forward to logging plenty of miles in it this fall.

More more than before.

Combine the new nitrogen-infused DNA Loft V3 with an updated and improved fit and smooth transitions and we’re getting behind a Glycerin Summer.

The 'Love is' collection, designed by Mark Searcy, unites the LGBTQ+ running community and allies around the simple but bold message of love and is available all year round.

We were a long way from home when we popped open the NB emblazoned box and took the Fresh Foam 860V12 from New Balance out for a spin. Something about the Steel City felt appropriate for the debut of a shoe that has been a workhorse in our stores for nearly a decade.

High in the mountains of Colorado, we met up with Brandon and Brittni: runners, travelers, and off-the-beaten-path seekers who took us up a long dirt road in their camper van about 45 minutes east of Durango to test ride the Diadora Equipe Corsa.

If you ever dream of escaping it all and putting nothing between you and the endless horizons of the West except for a pair of running shoes, we can think of no better place than the Dakota Badlands and The Valley of the Gods in Southern Utah.