By Kieran Alger The HOKA Arahi 8 is a stability shoe designed to deliver protection and cushioning for your longer runs. But HOKA has gone all out to deliver a ride that’s softer, lighter and more agile than your regular stability shoe. The Arahi 8 has new uppers, a tweaked midsole set up and a […]
ASICS GT 2000 14 Review – Balance of Stability and Cushioning
By Paul Freary Perhaps one of ASICS’ most popular running shoes ever, the GT2000 undergoes major revisions in this update, and for me, the inspiration from the brand’s Novablast 5 model makes it a winner straight out of the box!If you click, or buy from, links on this page, we may receive compensation. Learn more […]
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 […]
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 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 […]
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 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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