By Paul Freary The Cascadia has long been Brooks’ most popular trail-going model. The Caldera became Brooks’ most cushioned off-road shoe last year when it was upgraded to the brand’s nitrogen-infused midsole cushioning.For the summer of 2025, the Cascadia 19 joins the Caldera 8 in using nitrogen-infused foam for cushioning.So, which is best and which […]
Brooks Cascadia 19 Review – Going Back to the Roots
By Paul Freary The Cascadia has long been Brooks’s most popular trail-going model. Offering off-road protection and traction, the shoe was a go-anywhere, do-anything kind of model.Well, here’s a spoiler alert. I think the Cascadia 19 is the best yet, with better cushioning making it a perfect off-roader, wherever you plan on going!If you click, […]
Brooks Ghost Max 3 Review – Maximum Cushion, Minimal Impact
By Paul Freary When introduced a couple of years ago, many people wondered exactly where the Ghost Max would fit in the brand’s lineup of neutral, cushioned models.Sitting between the regular Ghost model and the higher stacked Glycerin line, the Ghost Max was simply a pumped-up version of the Ghost, offering a little higher stack […]
Brooks Ghost 17 vs Ghost 16 – Time to Step Up?
By Paul Freary When Brooks updates one of their best-selling neutral cushioned road running shoes, it’s time to take notice. As a brand built on reliability rather than revolution, they like to keep things familiar, especially with a shoe such as the Ghost, so when we do get an update, we should pay attention.Here we’ll […]
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 […]
Saucony Triumph 23 Review – Bringing Back the Bounce
By Paul Freary The Saucony Triumph is the brand’s second most established model, with this being the 23rd generation of the shoe (Only the Hurricane 25 has been around longer).The Triumph 23 continues to be Saucony’s range-topping model in terms of cushioning, and that continues here with the Triumph 23 upping the stakes once again […]
Brooks Ghost 17 vs Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24 – Which Do I Need?
By Paul Freary At first glance, these two models from the specialist running brand Brooks look pretty similar. However, despite the similarities, they are designed for different types of runners. We’ll look at which one might be best for you.If you click, or buy from, links on this page, we may receive compensation. Learn more […]
Brooks Ghost 17 vs HOKA Clifton 10 – Cushioned Neutral Daily Trainers
By Paul Freary Probably the two most popular models, from the two most popular ‘run speciality’ brands around at the moment, the Brooks Ghost 17 and HOKA Clifton 10 are the brand’s respective daily trainers for neutral runners.Both very established models, they offer great cushioning and good value for money.If you click, or buy from, […]
Brooks Ghost 17 Review – Evolution, Not Revolution
By Paul Freary As one of the brand’s most popular models, the Ghost is a ‘bread and butter’ model for Brooks. It can provide a one-stop solution to many runners, and it offers excellent value for money as well as a range of colours and widths and even a waterproof, Gore-Tex option.Brooks will never really […]
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