By Noel Paine Running shoes are the primary tools for runners. A good pair of running shoes that cushion the impact of training and help someone train hard and often is essential. Running shoes can help prevent injuries and help when the only running surface is hard pavement or sidewalk.When the weather is nice and […]
Brooks Addiction GTS 15 Vs Brooks Glycerin GTS 22 – Maximum Control Meets Plush Control
By Paul Freary While both the Brooks Addiction GTS 15 and Glycerin GTS 22 cater to runners requiring support for overpronation, they sit at very different places within the brand’s range of models.Here I try both shoes to find out which is best and for whom.If you click, or buy from, links on this page, […]
Brooks Addiction GTS 15 Vs Brooks Beast GTS 24 – Running Shoes for Severe Overpronators
By Paul Freary Both the Brooks Addiction GTS 15 and Beast GTS 24 cater to runners requiring the highest level of support and control for overpronation. On the surface, both shoes appear very similar and are, in fact, perhaps two of the closest related models in Brooks’ line-up of running shoes.The Addiction GTS 15 is […]
Brooks Addiction GTS 15 Review – MAX Control
By Paul Freary The Brooks Addiction GTS 15 is essentially a rather ‘old school’ style running shoe. It’s a shoe designed to offer the highest level of support and control in a world where many other brands have moved away from more supportive shoes in favour of more natural or holistic-feeling models.Nevertheless, there are runners […]
Saucony Hurricane 25 Review – Big, Soft and Stable
By Kieran Alger The Saucony Hurricane is a max-cushioned daily trainer that combines the comfort of a big, soft stack with stability elements like a wide platform to offer subtle guidance for those who need it. The latest version is lighter and features an updated midsole set up that aims to stay true to the […]
Saucony Endorphin Speed 5 Review – A Fast Tuned All-Rounder
By Kieran Alger Saucony’s speed-focused daily trainer is largely designed for faster training miles. But the past iterations have also offered the kind of versatility that can cope with a whole lot more. For many runners, it’s always been a great all-rounder, just with a faster edge. But it now comes with a softer-tuned midsole […]
Brooks Glycerin Max vs Brooks Ghost Max 3 – Stacked to the Max
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 […]
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 Brooks Glycerin 22 – Is There a Clear Winner?
By Paul Freary As two of the brand’s best-selling neutral, cushioned daily training shoes, the Ghost and Glycerin models have for a long time represented a large percentage of the brand’s sales. The Ghost has been the best value, work-horse model for neutral runners, while the Glycerin is the more premium and plush offering.Both have […]
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