Top 5 GPS Running Watches for 2016
Are you looking for a GPS running watch and are overwhelmed by the choice? We narrow it down to the best options for you! ... (Read more)
Are you looking for a GPS running watch and are overwhelmed by the choice? We narrow it down to the best options for you! ... (Read more)
No matter the reason we begin running, the underlying goals are often the same: to better ourselves, to improve ... (Read more)
Running is a great way to lose weight - but many start off with the wrong foot and can't burn fat by running. This is an extensive guide to help you ... (Read more)
The Best Running Shoes for Flat Feet. An overview of the special needs of runners with flat feet and a selection of the best running ... (Read more)
The Nike Structure Plus is a decent daily trainer with a traditional stability trainer ride. It provides a moderate level of support with the use of ... (Read more)
The ASICS Gel Nimbus 28 is a comfortable, firmer-than-average, max-cushioned trainer. Version 28 is significantly lighter than version 27 however, ... (Read more)
The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 25 is a softer, more refined stability trainer that delivers smooth, balanced support for daily miles, though its ... (Read more)
The PUMA MagMax 2 is a good max-stack daily trainer with deep cushioning and a moderately bouncy ride. Version 2 gets rid of the annoying poking ... (Read more)
The Brooks Hyperion 3 is a true training shoe this model—less like a racing flat than the 2—maintaining its fast ride yet with more cushion and ... (Read more)
If you’re in the market for a tempo-focused, responsive trainer that delivers a lively, energetic ride, look no further. The Cloudflow 5 gives you the ... (Read more)
The Mizuno Wave Rebellion Flash 3 is designed for speed training. When you are looking to pick up the pace, these shoes are a decent ... (Read more)
The HOKA Mach X 3 succeeds where many modern running shoes fail: it doesn't force you to choose between comfort and performance. This versatile plated ... (Read more)
First look at the Nike Structure Plus: ZoomX foam finally meets stability. Discover specs, release ... (Read more)
The Saucony Hurricane 25 is an excellent, supportive stability trainer suitable for both neutral and over pronators. It doesn't have a poking arch ... (Read more)
The Saucony Triumph 23 is a high-cushioned trainer meant for long miles and easier runs, although it struggles to deliver on it’s smooth ride and ... (Read more)
The New Balance Fresh Foam More v6X 1080 v13 is a max cushioned daily trainer that will feel soft and bouncy on your feet. It’s a ... (Read more)
The Brooks Hyperion Max 3 is a good maximalist trainer that’s best suited to medium and long distance runs. Its ride has significantly more ... (Read more)
Stop scrolling through sales. We've done the work and selected the 4 best Garmin running watch deals available right now. This is your ... (Read more)
The Brooks Cascadia 19 delivers a smooth, balanced, and surprisingly lively trail experience. It’s protective, stable, and ready for anything from ... (Read more)
The Nike Vomero Premium is a comfortable but heavy luxury trainer that’s only suitable for recovery runs. While its 55 mm midsole is very plush ... (Read more)
I’ve genuinely enjoyed running in the Arahi 8, especially on longer, easier runs where its cushioning and stability really shine. The transition to the ... (Read more)
Are you in the market for a stylish shoe that offers all-day comfort? Then look no further. The Cloudsurfer Max will deliver in areas of comfort and ... (Read more)