Saucony Progrid Kinvara Running Shoes Review. New introduction for 2010, the Kinvara is undoubtly the most talked about running shoe at the moment. With “less is more” in mind, Saucony launched this extremely lightweight trainer as a lean, clean and essential everyday trainer for the neutral running crowd. Winning Runner’s World Best Debut 2010 surely contributed to Kinvara’s hype, but the shoe truly is a game-changer, especially at this price.

Brooks Ghost 3 Mens and Womens running shoes review. Brooks running is known for their support/motion control trainers. The Brooks Ghost was born as a go-to, no-nonsense 100$ neutral trainer. Lighter than most neutral trainers, yet comes with a slight weight increase from previous year’s model. The Ghost competes against some of the most successful running shoes: the Nike Pegasus and the Asics Cumulus. Will Brooks be able to go in cushioning where it has gone in stability?

Mizuno launched a very interesting tool: Mizuno Fit Precision, a website that lets you analyze your biomechanics and running style and helps you selecting the right shoe.

You wanted to try a pair for yourself. So you went online or you visited your local running store and found out there’s more than one Lunar Nike shoe out there.

Asics Gel Cumulus 12 Mens and Womens Running Shoes Review. The Cumulus 12 is Asics’ best selling cushioning shoe. With an updated upper fit and a renewed sole unit that promises to deliver even more cushioning, the 12 continues its tradition of being a solid choice for neutral or underpronating runners.

Mizuno Wave Inspire 6 Mens and Womens Running Shoe Review. Latest update of a very successful franchise, the Wave Inspire 6 is a stability shoe that surprises for its light weight and flexibility. Slightly lighter than its predecessor, it is one of the reference shoes in its category.