Racing Running Shoes Reviews

“The Nike Zoom Elite 8 is a lightweight, performance trainer perfect for neutral runners looking for a quick transition and grip on varying terrain while providing responsive cushioning mile after...” Read expert review

“The Sketchers GORun Speed 3 shoes are a fantastic 5k to marathon racing shoe, but should not be confused for a daily trainer. You can use this shoe as a daily trainer, but it will not be as durable,...” Read expert review

“The Asics DS-Racer 10 is an excellent pairing of stability control technology and racing style build. Built in the style of a racing flat this shoe is a prime choice for long distance racing with a...” Read expert review

“The Karhu Flow Tri Fulcrum is a lightweight racer designed for the triathlete looking to make a quick transition from the bike to the run. The Velcro strap allows the laces to be left tied only...” Read expert review

“The new X-Series is Salomon’s performance road shoe capable of performing well on varying surfaces from road, urban terrain and light trails.   ” Read expert review

“The Nike LunaRacer +3 is a lightweight racing flat that is also designed to log your daily miles. Fast, responsive and cushioned, it is a great speedster.” Read expert review

“The 33-DFA is a wonderfully fluid and natural transitioning shoe. The lower stack height definitely presents the runner with a nice ground feel that is similar to a minimalist shoe. A snappy quick...” Read expert review

“Looking past the size difference the 33-FA is a great versatile daily trainer. The FA has a unique soft, flexible, and yet resilient platform. The shoes natural fit and 4mm drop lend it to faster...” Read expert review

“The Mizuno Wave Hitogami 2 follows the first edition’s fit and feel specifically geared towards long distance racing. With a lower-profile design than many Mizuno offerings, the Hitogami 2 will...” Read expert review

“This update from the NB competition line fills the gap well between the company’s track spikes and heftier long distance racing footwear. The 1600 v2 is slightly lighter than its predecessor, and...” Read expert review