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Being lifelong marathoners, we’ve long searched for the best running shoe. You can probably relate! In 2018, after years working for other running footwear brands, we started Vimazi with the idea of designin...

No one’s ever launched pace-tuned running shoes before, and the complexity (plus covid) has thrown so many wrenches and delays at us that it’s felt a little too much like a middle school dodgeball game. But ...

The Vimazi news cycle has definitely picked up the pace. The biggest news as of the beginning of August 2022 is that we successfully completed a new Seed 3 funding round. The infusion allows us bring in more...

Since the advent of running shoes, lots of attention has been focused on cushioning. And for good reason! Most runners want the comfort and protection that cushioning provides. More recently, max cushioned s...

We just passed summer solstice 2022, and like last summer the temperatures around the US and Europe have been scorching lately. Simply making it through the day can be dangerous. Excessive heat kills lots of...

A pace-tuned running shoe is a shoe in which the density of the midsole foam has been adjusted to react most efficiently to the forces you create while running within a specific pace zone. Pace-tuning is a way of personalizing performance and optimizing cushioning for every runner. 

The precise amount of impact force you generate matters because it allows us to optimize the cushioning you get to the pace you run.

In running, a pace zone is a range of time, usually measured in minutes per mile or minutes per kilometer. Many runners try to run within a specific pace zone each day to optimize their training program. At...

We’re a rebel startup that believes in pursuing the truth, wherever it leads. We like to say the future of running begins with a pair of Vimazi pace-tuned shoes (PTS). That's because today’s shoes aren’t tun...

We formed the Vimazi Track Club to champion the spirit of running. We love to run, and we want to connect with and help anyone else who loves running. That might sound corny or like a dodge to capitalistic i...