By Kieran Alger The Brooks Glycerin Max and the Brooks Ghost Max 3 are two big-stacked daily trainers designed to bring maximum comfort to your everyday runs. But they fulfil that brief in very different ways. The Glycerin Max relies on Brook’s new DNA Tuned foam to deliver the cushioned energy, the Ghost Max 3 […]
Kieran Alger
Kieran Alger is an ultra and marathon runner and an acclaimed journalist, writer and editor working in the space where health, fitness, sports, and technology collide. A long-time reviewer of running shoes and gear, if it helps you run better or enjoy your running more, Kieran has probably tested it.
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Saucony Triumph 23 vs Triumph 22 – What’s New and Which One Should You Buy?
By Kieran Alger Now in its 23rd generation, the Saucony Triumph is the brand’s longest-serving running shoe. It’s been through a lot of changes over the years but it remains Saucony’s range-topping model in terms of cushioning. The latest incarnation stays true to the Triumph remit – to deliver cushioned daily miles for those who […]
HOKA Rocket X3 Review – Fast, Stable, Versatile
By Kieran Alger If you thought the HOKA Cielo X1 might signal the end of the HOKA Rocket, you were wrong. The carbon-plated racer is back with a familiar silhouette, but some notable updates, including a new long-haul friendly heel package and tongue setup, airy single layer mesh uppers and a dual-density PEBA midsole that’s […]
Brooks Ghost 17 vs ASICS Gel Nimbus 27 – The Old Reliables
By Kieran Alger The Brooks Ghost 17 and ASICS Gel Nimbus 27 are long-standing staples in their respective brand line ups. Two trusted, popular cushioned daily trainers built to handle your everyday runs. Both upgraded for 2025 with higher stacks, new uppers and a fresh lick of paint. So which shoe would suit you best? […]
Adidas Boston 13 vs ASICS Superblast 2 – Daily Trainer Face-off
By Kieran Alger The Adidas Boston 13 and the ASICS Superblast 2 are both designed to eat up most of your daily training mileage. The Superblast 2 is a much-heralded all-rounder while the Boston 12 was a popular partner to the Adidas Adios Pro 4 and the Boston 13 builds on that heritage. However, these […]
Adidas Boston 13 vs Adios Pro 4 – Pick of the Pacers
By Kieran Alger These two fast Adidas stablemates share some design DNA – including Lightstrike Pro midsoles, light mesh uppers and Adidas’ Carbon Energy Rods 2.0. But in theory, one is built to handle your training, the other for executing the race. So is the Adidas Boston 13 just the perfect training partner for the […]
ASICS Kayano 32 vs Cumulus 27 – ASICS’ Easy-Mile Dailies Go Head to Head
By Kieran Alger The ASICS Gel Kayano is a long-time stability stalwart that offers big comfort and ample support thanks to some dynamic stability elements. Meanwhile, the lighter, lower-stack ASICS Gel Cumulus still offers cushioned protection but shoots for a more traditional neutral ride with a bit more liveliness. Both daily mileage shoes prioritise cruising […]
ASICS Kayano 32 vs Nimbus 27 – ASICS’ Big Cruisers Battle it Out
By Kieran Alger ASICS’ two big daily cruisers have recently been updated with some important changes. The Kayano 32 now has a bigger forefoot stack and a lower drop that now matches the offset of the Nimbus 27. Meanwhile the Nimbus 27 also adds even more soft stack across the shoe for a super-protective ride.Both […]
ASICS Gel Kayano 32 vs Kayano 31- Which Stability Trainer Should You Buy?
By Kieran Alger The ASICS Gel Kayano is a long-time stability stalwart and while a few generations back we saw sweeping changes that ushered in a more dynamic stability ride, updates from the Kayano 30 to the Kayano 31 were subtle and the same can be said for the tweaks to the Kayano 32. Though […]
ASICS Gel Kayano 32 Review – Still a Stability Stalwart?
By Kieran Alger ASICS’ premium stability shoe returns with some familiar elements, some important changes, including a tweaked FlyteFoam Blast+ midsole with 2mm more cushion under the forefoot, a lower drop than the Kayano 31 and marginal weight savings. So has this drastically changed the ride? Is this still one of the best stability shoes […]
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