Running Shoes Reviews

“The Nike Air Zoom Rival Fly 3 is an old school, lightweight tempo trainer with a flexible forefoot and a natural ride. It's best suited to short, speed workouts but it can also handle long distances. ” Read expert review

“The Saucony Endorphin Shift 2 is a stiff, maximum stack, max-cushioned trainer which excels at easy, long-distance runs but can also handle faster runs thanks to its effortless, forward-rolling...” Read expert review

“The Altra Torn 5.0 is a road shoe that can pretty much do it all. Light enough to go fast but with enough cushion to keep your feet happy during long runs or races. There really isn’t much on the...” Read expert review

“The redesigned and rebuilt New Balance Fresh Foam Vongo 5 is an exceptional everyday max stability trainer. Its versatility and comfort make it one of the best stability trainers out there. ” Read expert review

“The highly anticipated Nike Metcon 7 delivers big functional and aesthetic changes after listening to athlete and consumer feedback. Some such as the rope wrap, react midsole foam and tongue/ lacing...” Read expert review

“The Saucony Endorphin Pro 2 is a powerhouse of a shoe. It was definitely built for race day but performs well at various other speeds. This shoe has become one of my favorites and comes highly...” Read expert review

“The Adidas Adizero Adios 6 is stated to be a 5k-10k racer, but I’d say it’s more of a lightweight trainer. It performs very well for tempos runs and shorter races but becomes less fun when you...” Read expert review

“The Nike Air Zoom Vomero 16 is a plusher, more comfortable version of the Pegasus 38 that has greater versatility because of its ZoomX core. ” Read expert review

“The Nike React Miler 2 is a max cushioned neutral trainer built with comfort in mind. It provides a comfortable ride with a hint of stability worthy of becoming your daily trainer. ” Read expert review

“The Mizuno Wave Rider 25 is a well-built workhorse with a comfortable upper and a 12 mm drop that aggressively rolls you onto your forefoot during transitions.  ...” Read expert review