The La Sportiva Vertical K is a very well cushioned minimalist trail running racing shoe with little ... protection for technical trails. Read the review!... READ FULL REVIEW
The Saucony Kinvara 3 provides a great run with support where it’s needed and light material throughout. A ... great running shoe for various workouts on nearly any terrain. Read the review!... READ FULL REVIEW
The Nike Free 3.0 v4 is a great running shoe for those seeking a minimalist-style run without sacrificing some ... comfort and cushioning. Read the review!... READ FULL REVIEW
The Asics Foundation 10 is a heavy, slow but still very serviceable maximum protection running shoe for ... average width feet. Read the review!... READ FULL REVIEW
The Inov-8 Roclite 285 is a great shorter distance trail racing shoe; particularly on those trails that have a ... lot of technical ascents of soft loose trail. Read our review!... READ FULL REVIEW
My immediate impression is the Pegasus 29 looks like a sleeker version of the 28. Much of the shoe looks ... familiar, like the Flywire lacing system and the upper patterns. But the midsole looks sleeker, giving the 29... READ FULL REVIEW
The Brooks Cascadia 7 is a classic trail running shoe that returns in 2012 with many updates, such as better ... lacing and outsole. Read the review!... READ FULL REVIEW
The Vomero 7 is Nike’s premium neutral running shoe, known for delivering big cushion for any runner looking ... for extra comfort and protection. ... READ FULL REVIEW
The Puma Trailfox 4 is a trail running shoe with a good outsole, but an ill-fitting upper. Be sure to read the ... full review!... READ FULL REVIEW
Previously this year we tested and reviewed the other models in the Asics stability running shoe line up: the ... Asics Kayano 18 and the GT-2170. In particular we found the GT 2170 to be a very solid stability running shoe:... READ FULL REVIEW
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