Running shoes comparisons
What's the difference between the Asics Nimbus and the Kayano? Should you try a pair of Nike Pegasus or Hoka Clifton? Our no-nonsense comparisons will help you figure out which is the right running shoe for you
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Nike InfinityRN vs New Balance 1080
The Nike ReactX InfinityRN is a light-stability, max-cushioned trainer with a ReactX midsole; the New Balance 1080 is a neutral, ... (Read more)
Hoka Clifton vs Hoka Bondi
The Hoka One One Clifton 10 is an overly cushioned, lightweight daily trainer; the Hoka One One Bondi 9 is a max-cushioned, long-distance neutral ... (Read more)
Brooks Ghost vs Brooks Launch
The Ghost 17 is a neutral, versatile daily trainer; the Launch 10 is a speed-friendly neutral trainer with a firm ride. Here we will be comparing ... (Read more)
Asics GT 1000 vs Asics GT 2000
The Asics GT 1000 is the base model in Asics' stability category and shares some features with the GT 2000 but retails for $40 less. ... (Read more)
Saucony Ride vs Saucony Kinvara
The Saucony Ride is a versatile, dependable daily trainer which can handle long runs, short tempo runs or medium distance runs. The Saucony ... (Read more)
ASICS Nimbus vs Nike Pegasus
The Asics Nimbus is a comfortable, cushioned running shoe that works for daily-training and long-distances. The Pegasus is a consistent, durable ... (Read more)
ASICS Nimbus vs ASICS Kayano
Sitting at the top of Asics' 'traditional' Gel line of running shoes, the Nimbus and Kayano are some of the most popular running shoe franchise in ... (Read more)
