By Kieran Alger It’s taken Brooks longer than most brands to embrace the mega-midsole max-stacked trend. But now that they have – with the new Brooks Glycerin Max – they’ve gone all in.The Glycerin Max packs a truly giant stack of new DNA Tuned nitrogen-infused foam, harnessing a technology that lets Brooks tune the softness, […]
7 Best Trail Running Shoes For Any Off-Road Run
By Paul Freary Here, we are looking at a selection of the latest trail running shoes suitable for various runners, surfaces and conditions.With a wide range of off-road running shoes on the market, how do you choose one for yourself?If you click, or buy from, links on this page, we may receive compensation. Learn more […]
HOKA Tecton X3 vs HOKA Speedgoat 6: Battle of the Fast Off-Roaders
By Kieran Alger In their last iterations, the differences between the HOKA Speedgoat 5 and the HOKA Tecton X2 were subtle. The Tecton offered some extra energy over the Goat but perhaps not enough to warrant the extra spend. Now both shoes have been overhauled for 2024 and HOKA has put much more daylight between […]
Adidas Ultraboost 5 Review – A Welcome Boost?
By Kieran Alger Boost lives on in the new re-engineered Adidas Ultraboost 5 – an everyday running shoe that puts a bigger stack of a new formula Light Boost foam underfoot in a bid to punch up the energy on your runs.Does it do enough to put Boost back in the big time? We’ve done […]
Brooks Ghost Max 2 vs New Balance 1080V13 -The Big Softies Battle it Out
By Kieran Alger If you’re on the hunt for a max-cushioned running shoe to bring buckets loads of cradled comfort to your slower everyday miles, you’re in the right place. The New Balance 1080V13 and the more recent Brooks Ghost Max 2 are primarily all about protection and plushness, helping you plod out your low […]
Brooks Hyperion Max 2 Review – Walking on High
By Paul Freary The Brooks Hyperion Max 2 sees improvements in the foam and stack height as well as the upper fit to make this updated model a more cushioned and more responsive ride that’s aimed at faster-paced daily running as well as racing.Brooks has been criticised in the past for the performance of their […]
Saucony Kinvara 15 Review – Back to What Works
By Noel Paine The Saucony Kinvara has always been a fairly popular model for the brand. It has been a relatively flexible (no extra stabilizers), lower drop shoe that is decently light and responsive without being a race shoe and with a midsole that is right in the middle in terms of softness. Its on […]
HOKA Mach X2 Review: Speed-Packing Mach Now Has the X Factor
By Kieran Alger The HOKA Mach X was a good shoe. But some runners felt the plate-foam combo didn’t deliver enough extra oomph over the regular Mach to justify the extra dollars in the price tag. It wasn’t quite super enough to be a super trainer. The Mach X2 aims to fix that, with more […]
Nike Pegasus 41 Review: Is There Life in the Old Peg?
By Kieran Alger Running shoes don’t survive for four decades without doing something right. The Nike Pegasus has successfully ridden changing running trends to stay popular. But with bigger leaps in shoe tech in recent years, the battle to stay relevant has become increasingly tough. So the Nike Pegasus 41 makes some big changes in […]
Altra Olympus 6 Review- Zero Drop But Cushioned to the Max
By Paul Freary From their inception, Altra wanted to provide shoes that offered a balanced, zero-drop feel yet at the same time provide good levels of cushioning.The Olympus 6 is Altra’s plushest trail running shoe and features a high stack of cushioning and a zero-drop ride to promote a more naturally balanced feel.If you click, […]
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