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, […]
HOKA Tecton X3 Review – Best Off-road Racer?
By Paul Freary As with any major event these days, as soon as the winner has crossed the finish line people ask, ‘What shoes are they wearing?’With elite athletes often wearing never-before-seen models the interest is much greater, as was the case at last year’s UTMB event.Jim Walmsley of the USA won the race in […]
Brooks Ghost Max 2 Review- Taken to the Limit
By Paul Freary Launched in 2023, the original Brooks Ghost Max was simply a higher-stacked version of the Ghost 15. That version featured the brand’s DNA Loft v2 foam, a compression-moulded EVA-based material.Fast forward to 2024 and we find that both the Ghost 16 and this, the Ghost Max 2, now use DNA Loft v3 […]
Puma Deviate Nitro 3 Review – A Lively Daily Trainer
By Paul Freary The Puma Deviate Nitro 3 is quite an unusual beast!It’s an everyday training shoe that features a carbon-infused plate. A shoe that features a premium, nitrogen-injected midsole at a more modest price point. And a model that adds some propulsion and a snappy feel to everyday running.If you click, or buy from, […]
HOKA Speedgoat 6 Review – Still the Versatile Trail G.O.A.T?
By Kieran Alger The HOKA Speedgoat has been given an upgrade. It’s more evolution than revolution but there are some important changes to HOKA’s popular off-roader. Now in its sixth iteration, the Speedgoat has always been a versatile trail tamer, built to tackle a variety of terrain across a wide range of paces (but with […]
HOKA Speedgoat 6 vs Speedgoat 5 – Should you Upgrade?
By Kieran Alger When a new shoe lands, the first question is always is it enough of an improvement over the last-gen shoe to make you want to rush out and upgrade? Now with the Speedgoat 6, HOKA played it pretty safe, with tweaks rather than transformations over the Speedgoat 5. But there are some […]
Brooks Glycerin 21 Review – Brooks’ Most Cushioned Daily Trainer
By Paul Freary The Glycerin has always been Brooks’ most cushioned daily trainer. The 21st edition is no different and still tops the range when it comes to cushioning. This updated model increases the stack height from the previous model by 2mm along the length of the shoe for an improved level of relatively soft, […]
ASICS Superblast 2 Paris Review – Is This Shoe Too Good?
By Paul Freary Updated with a full-length layer of the brand’s FF Turbo Plus foam as used in the Metaspeed range of shoes, the ASICS Superblast 2 Paris is a training shoe with an incredibly responsive feel.It’s a high-stack, max-cushioned shoe, yet despite its bulk, it remains light for a shoe with this level of […]
Saucony Hurricane 24 Review- Ready to Take Support Shoes by Storm!
By Paul Freary For many years the Saucony Hurricane was the brand’s top-of-the-range support category daily training shoe. Saucony took a few years off recently with the shoe after the 23rd version and returns now with this reimagined model which brings the line bang up to date with an interesting rethink on support.With the re-introduction […]
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