The Puma Trailfox 4 is a trail running shoe with a good outsole, but an ill-fitting upper. Be sure to read the full review!
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Previously this year we tested and reviewed the other models in the Asics stability running shoe line up: the Asics Kayano 18 and the GT-2170. In particular we found the GT 2170 to be a very solid stability running shoe: traditional and feature-rich. The GT-1170 is the little sister of the family. Coming at 20$
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The Saucony Hurricane 14 is s super comfortable flexible stability running shoe. The lower drop and lighter weight make the shoe less bulky. Read the review!
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The Asics GEL 3030 is a uniquely engineered running shoe that runs smooth and quiet but lives in the shadow of its big brother. Read the review!
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Karhu is a Finnish running shoe company that was started back in the early 1970s who disappeared for a while and began making running shoes again in the early 2000s. The keystone of their shoe designs lie in their Fulcrum Technology which is based on the idea of forward propulsion throughout foot strike. Over the
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Newton MV2 is a very lightweight example of Newton’s technology. Minimalists and zero drop lovers will appreciate the MV2 for training or racing. Read our review!
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The Mizuno Wave Nexus 6 is a great high mileage running shoe with moderate stability and great firm cushioning. Read the review!
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Mizuno continues its heritage of creating racing flats with a smooth ride and a great deal of resilience with the Wave Ronin 4. Mizuno minimizes its Wave Technology to create their best feeling marathon flat yet, and fans of past versions of the Ronin will appreciate the small changes to the newest version
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Salomon XR Mission is a trail running shoe that can take you from the door to the trails – but runs better on the trails. Ideal for beginners. Read the review!
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The Skechers GOrun is an ultra lightweight trainer aimed at the minimalist running shoe market. What sets the GOrun apart from other minimalists is what Skechers calls SmartShoe technology.
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The Asics DS Trainer 17 is an excellent option for who wants less shoe than a conventional trainer but does not want to sacrifice cushioning. Read the review!
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The Adidas Adios 2 Review: a running shoe intended for neutral runners, but I would recommend this shoe to underpronators or overpronators looking for a supportive marathon shoe
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The K-Swiss Blade Max Glide is a little heavy and stiff, but it is definitely a great option for runners that like a more cushioned shoe. Read the review!
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The New Balance 860v2 is a mild stability running shoe which provides a good performance feel but looks a bit bland. Read the review!
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The Adidas Adizero Rush is a lightweight, breathable and responsive road trainer or race day shoe. Best suited for efficient neutral runners. Read the review!
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After loving the NB 890 running shoe, I was encouraged by some of the subtle changes that New Balance had leaked prior to the release of the 890V2.
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The Nike LunarEclipse+ 2 is a solid daily high mileage stability road trainer. The toe box may limit the shoe only to those with narrow feet. Read our review!
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The Mizuno Wave Musha 4 could be the perfect 5-10K shoe for overpronators looking for their PB. Could be the perfect long distance racer for more neutral runners. Read our Review!
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