01Do-Win
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Making shoes in Kunshan since 1983, and the Chinese Olympic Committee's official sports shoe since 2001. Its PB and Ares racers lean towards stable, forgiving platforms.
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The makers
The brands behind the shoes in the range, and what each of them is known for.
01Do-Win
Making shoes in Kunshan since 1983, and the Chinese Olympic Committee's official sports shoe since 2001. Its PB and Ares racers lean towards stable, forgiving platforms.
02Li-Ning
Founded by Olympic gymnast Li Ning and one of China's best-known sports brands. Its Feidian carbon racers and Red Hare trainers are two of the most popular running lines in the country.
03Xtep
One of China's largest sportswear companies, listed in Hong Kong and the owner of the Saucony and Merrell businesses in China. Its 160X carbon racers are the line runners know it for, from the low, direct 3.5 Pro to the current 8.0 Pro.
04ANTA
China's biggest sportswear company. Its C202 carbon racers are worn by ANTA's sponsored athletes at the world's major marathons, and the C10 Pro is the shoe Kenenisa Bekele races in.
05Qiaodan
An established Chinese sportswear brand whose Feiying racers, the featherweight PB and the flagship PLAID, carry suspended carbon plates.
06BMAI
A running-only brand founded in Beijing in 2014 by former Li-Ning engineers, known for some of the lightest carbon racers made.
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07DYNAFISH
A young running brand built around the Xiaonian, a high-stack supercritical trainer that RTINGS and Road Trail Run have both reviewed well.
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08361°
A major Chinese sportswear brand with a long-running performance line. The Mega 3 Pro is its plateless super-trainer.
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09Runsifly
A young Chinese running brand whose Flare Elite carbon racer has drawn quick attention from runners and reviewers in the West.
In the range
Every shoe in the range is sized in millimetres and converted from the size you already wear, so you can order the right one first time.