

Mizuno Wave Paradox 3 Review
The Wave Paradox is a good stability shoe. I do, however, have some issues with it. For instance, the lateral heel of this shoe is still pretty ... (Read more)
The Wave Paradox is a good stability shoe. I do, however, have some issues with it. For instance, the lateral heel of this shoe is still pretty ... (Read more)
A rare find in today’s market. A reasonably priced shoe that ticks all the boxes for a runner who needs support from their footwear. The GT 1000 4 ... (Read more)
Mizuno pares down some aspects of the Wave Inspire 12 and beefs up other areas. This could be a divisive shoe for fans of the last few Inspires. ... (Read more)
The Mizuno Wave Paradox 2 is a greatly improved shoe from the previous version. The upper is infinitely more welcoming to run in. The stability is ... (Read more)
The Wave Prophecy 4 is the pinnacle of Mizuno Wave plate engineering. The shoe brings the hallmark Mizuno firm ride to another level that nearly ... (Read more)
The newest Hurricane is not likely to change any previous held opinions as it follows the same path as its recent predecessors. The shoe still delivers ... (Read more)
The new GT 2000 3 turns out to be inching ever closer to the flagship Kayano. Runners who do not require a serious does of medial stability and enjoy a ... (Read more)
A tremendously functional everyday shoe that won’t break the bank. The GT 1000 3 uses older Asics technology to bring the price down but all the pieces ... (Read more)
A considerable improvement over the divisive Wave Inspire 10. Although the shoes share the same midsole design, the upper of the Wave Inspire 11 ... (Read more)
Saucony has successfully merged the attributes of a lowered midsole design with the medial correction that stability-minded runners need. The Omni 12 ... (Read more)
Overall, Brooks brings an improved Trance 12 to market. In the shrinking stability marketplace the Trance 12 offers an attractive, stable solution for ... (Read more)
A unique shoe with almost no competition, the Pure Cadence 2 is a fun, stable and good looking shoe that minimalist-curious over pronators can get ... (Read more)
A slightly tweaked, blisteringly fast shoe that still maintains a touch of correction. A good value for the race minded runner-even with another ... (Read more)
Asics gambles with a total overhaul of its long standing performance stability shoe and ends up with a seriously improved product ... (Read more)
Asics continues to masquerade the Kayano 19 as a serious support shoe for the flexible foot but the newest Kayano still favors cushioning and a nice ... (Read more)
Although the Wave Elixir 8 stumbles a bit with a forefoot overlay issue, the shoe is still the reigning king of go-fast stability ... (Read more)
Mizuno’s ultra-premium neutral shoe offers plenty of protection for even mild over pronators and provides a deceptively fluid, quick ride. ... (Read more)
A passable daily stability trainer best suited for runners who prefer a more traditionally designed shoe without much flash ... (Read more)