Saying Farewell to the Running Shoe Archive in the Shoedio

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As Seth DeMoor began the bittersweet task of packing up the running shoe archive in his beloved “Shoedio,” the process was more than just organizing—it was a nostalgic journey through years of trail and road running memories. The Shoedio, his dedicated space for testing and reviewing running shoes, housed an impressive collection of footwear that chronicled his evolution as a runner and content creator. Each pair told a story of races, training runs, and experiments on Colorado’s rugged trails, from the dusty switchbacks of Vail to the high-altitude paths of the Rockies. Sorting through the stacks, Seth reflected on the emotional weight of letting go, knowing that these shoes weren’t just gear but symbols of countless miles, personal records, and the community he’d built through his YouTube channel. The act of decluttering was both a practical step to reclaim space and a symbolic move to embrace new chapters, both in running and life.
Among the treasures in the Shoedio were old-school running shoes that Seth had tested over the years, each a time capsule of running culture and innovation. He pulled out classics like the original Nike Turbo, with its minimalist design that sparked heated debates in the late 20-teens boom, and the old school "Baby blues", a pioneer in maximalist cushioning that felt revolutionary at the time. There were also worn-out pairs of Altra Lone Peaks, their zero-drop soles caked with trail dirt from his ultra-marathon adventures, and early Saucony Endorphin Pros, which he’d praised for their carbon-plate speed during his competitive days. Each shoe, scuffed and faded, carried memories of reviews filmed for his channel, where he’d dissected their fit, grip, and durability while pounding pavement or tackling Pepi’s Face-Off at the GoPro Games. As Seth packed them away, he couldn’t help but smile, knowing these relics had shaped his journey and connected him with runners worldwide, even as he made space for the next generation of shoes and stories.