It’s true - we can help you find the perfect shoes for your unique running goals 100% online! Whether you are new to running, are looking to get faster, add distance to your training regime or you’re experiencing discomfort with your current shoes and want to try something new, we are here to help. We pride ourselves on using our knowledge of shoe tech, running science and personal experience to help our customers find the perfect running shoe for their needs. You’ll have all of that expertise, along with our huge inventory of top-quality running shoes, at your disposal as we walk you through your virtual running shoe consultation.
The Nofel Classic Converter Glove will keep your hands warm this winter season! Providing you the choice between a glove or a mitten all in one glove.
★★★★★Kate SpencerLove this store. Try to support as much as I can (even now, when I moved out of the neighborhood). Staff is awesome - they know their stuff, love to run and love supporting others of all running levels. Definitely would recommend store for anyone's running needs.
Toronto
★★★★★Claudine TyrellI went in to get some winter running shoes and was provided with different brands to choose from. They always have great recommendations and listen to my needs. Always friendly and are following all COVID protocols to keep their customers safe. BlackToe Running is always my go-to for new running shoes, where the employees have first hand knowledge of the product that they have in stock.
Toronto
★★★★★Thom LeeA small but mighty space with truly knowledgable staff that will be happy to help you find the right running gear, no matter what stage of training you're in.
Toronto
HOKA has been a major disruptor since joining the running shoe race in 2009. They were among the first brands to adopt 'rocker' technology in their shoe lineup and unapologetically kicked off the thick stack, high-cushion trend.
Races are just around the corner, and many athletes are gearing up for their biggest run of the year. The marathon distance is a beast to tackle (but totally worth it!) and typically can't be completed without adequate preparation. You'll need to train, rest, and learn how to fuel your body through the full 42.2 kilometres.
