This report covers trail running race participation from 1984 to 2022. It includes 15.6 million race results from 116.947 races in 127 countries. It’s the most extensive report on trail running partic[…]
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This report covers trail running race participation from 1984 to 2022. It includes 15.6 million race results from 116.947 races in 127 countries. It’s the most extensive report on trail running partic[…]
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This is the first mapping of Global running participation. The analysis covers 107.9 million race results from more than 70 thousand events from 1986 to 2018. This is by far the largest study of race[…]
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Your feet are marvellous. Each one has 26 bones, 33 joints, and more than 100 muscles. Needless to say, the design by Mother Nature is complicated but perfect. Every part is crucial as it is. That is[…]
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We have spent weeks analysing price patterns of running shoes. First, you will be presented to an infographic with the most important conclusions. Secondly, we dig deeper into the numbers. Feel free t[…]
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Based on 134,867 reviews of 391 running shoes from 24 brands, this study compare the list price of running shoes with how well rated they are. The key conclusion is that expensive running shoes are no[…]
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We have compiled information about the marathon world record over time, which is illustrated in the infographic below. As you see, we have done great improvements. In the graphic you will find 1) the[…]
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Danish research have revealed intriguing results from the most exhaustive study of marathon results in history. The study included 1.815.091 marathon results from 131 marathons. The new research concl[…]
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NOTE: This report has been updated. See the most recent report on the state of running 2019 here presented at The Global Running Conference hosted by the IAAF in China June 2019. It includes data back[…]
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We spent 284 hours researching and testing lacing techniques for running shoes. Here, you’ll find our best recommendations. Enjoy. This guide works for running shoes, hiking boots & hiking shoes,[…]
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Are new versions better or worse? Should you upgrade to the newest version which is typically more expensive? Let’s find out. The Reddit group r/RunningShoeGeeks helped come up with this idea. Check[…]
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We’ve tracked 12 million price points on more than 2000 pairs of running shoes and 5000 trainers over 7 years from +200 retailers to give you the scientific answer to when is the best time to buy. Mo[…]
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Tl;dr: We believe editors cherry-pick popular shoes to earn more. You should not trust top-10 lists as the shoes picked are rarely the truly best running shoes. The purpose is not to discredit review[…]
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If you want a pair of shoes with bottomless cushioning, Hoka is the right direction to take. With its highly popular Clifton and Bondi series, this is one of the go-to brands for extra cosy daily trai[…]
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Introduced in 2012, the Nike Flyknit running shoes revolutionised the world of running. Its state-of-the-art integral knitting technique was something that was never seen before. It was truly innovati[…]
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Running longer miles is not easy – especially for low-arch or flat-footed runners wearing the wrong shoes. If you’re one of them, there are key factors to look for in running shoes that may help you f[…]
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While other people stop and go home because the weather decides to snow, you continue to brave the elements and keep putting one foot in front of the other to reach your goals. For dedicated runners l[…]
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Famous for its uniquely designed platform, a patented cushioning technology that delivers softer landings and firm toe-offs, On running shoes have become a new favourite among runners, and even world-[…]
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Over the years, the Merrell trail running shoes have been very popular among off-road adventurers and trail runners in the world. In fact, its Moab model has been the most sold trail boot in the world[…]
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Known for their excellent durability, versatility, and performance-driven design, Merrell running shoes have become a favourite among ultra-distance runners and regular outdoor enthusiasts alike. Whet[…]
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After 20 years since the very first launch of its iconic trail shoe the Raid Rail, the Salomon brand has continued to expand and gain the trust of the off- and on-road runners and adventurers. From am[…]
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Whether running at your local park or competing for your first ultra, trail running offers an awesome break from the monotony of the flat, paved roads. Of course, when you’re planning to conquer rugge[…]
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You don’t need to break the bank to add a new pair of Nike running shoes to your rotation. Nike offers economical versions of the premium models without compromising too much on function and cutting-e[…]
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Every model of Nike long-distance running shoes on this list accommodates various running styles, training or racing conditions, and budget. The perfect pair of shoes for an experienced marathoner wil[…]
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Majority of Nike running shoes available in the market today are designed for road runners. Thus, buying the perfect pair that suits one’s training and racing needs can be pretty overwhelming to some,[…]
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They say great things come from small beginnings. That said, don't confuse "small beginnings" for a rough start. No, you can be in your best form as a freshman if you sport the finest running shoes fo[…]
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Most of the shoes on the market are designed for men, which means there are thousands of available models. Picking one can be quite a struggle. We want to make your selection process a lot easier, so[…]
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For days where you like to take it easy, you can rely on daily running shoes to keep your feet pampered from lace-up to the last mile. With more than five hundred daily trainers on the market, we’re[…]
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Running shoes for orthotics tend to be wide. Given the number of wide-running shoes on the market, choosing can be a drag. We took the liberty of coming to your aid by giving you an in-detailed review[…]
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Brooks has made a name in the running world. It’s given us some of the best road running shoes, and it sure didn’t let us down with its trail shoes. Among all the running shoes we’ve tested, nothing[…]
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Skechers found their way into the shoe industry first with their trainers. But after a few years, they gradually added running shoes into their products. Fast forward to today, Skechers offers some of[…]
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Diehard Swoosh fans who are in need of comfy and supportive kicks for walking need not look far. But, because we tested many Nike walking shoes, you can expect to find the best of them here in our rev[…]
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Reebok has been known globally for producing some of the most lightweight, high-performance running shoes on the market. And since there are a tonne of options available, choosing can be quite tedious[…]
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Fast and light — these are the marks of a good sprint spike. With so many track and field sprinting shoes possessing these, finding the right pair can be a challenge. But don't fret. We've done the j[…]
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It’s undisputed — running shoes have the best cushion not just for marathons but also for your daily casual walks. If you want to have just one shoe to rock your daily jogs and stay comfortable all da[…]
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ASICS is a well-known brand among runners. One of the standout features the brand’s running shoes possess is stability. And if you’re after supportive trail shoes that have all the impact protection y[…]
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Nike has nothing to prove. It’s already one of the strongest brands in the running scene. But as it enters the world of super foams, it’s made itself even stronger. The Nike ZoomX foam is the brand’s[…]
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Mizuno has always been known for its durable, long-distance running shoes. But because we know that different runners need different shoes, we’ve selected some of the best choices from different categ[…]
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The cat didn’t come to play. PUMA is lesser known than other brands in the running world, but it sure isn’t lesser when it comes to performance. Whether it’s on the road, trail, daily training, or rac[…]
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Nike is a household name in the running world. Although it’s better known for its road running shoes, Nike doesn’t cut corners when it comes to its trail shoes. They’re sturdy, traction-ready, stable,[…]
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On is a relatively new entry in the world of running. They started producing running shoes only in 2010, but since then they’ve grown to become a relevant brand. Whether it’s for the road or the trail[…]
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With a "Run Happy" motto, Brooks believes that there is no good or bad running shoe. Each runner picks the right shoe for them based on their preferences and the running experience they want to achiev[…]
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Are you looking for a comfortable all-arounder? A supportive shoe for overpronation? Or a speedy racer for a new personal best? There is no ONE best shoe for everybody. We ran in these running shoes a[…]
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ASICS is a big name in the world of running shoes. With such an extensive collection of ASICS shoes to choose from, there are options for all types of runners. Whether you need a comfortable cruiser f[…]
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Nike needs no introduction. The brand offers some of the widest selections of highly-rated running shoes for both beginners and seasoned runners. We are here to help you navigate this massive selectio[…]
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Going for anything longer than a 10K calls for the most reliable, comfortable, and durable running shoe. As the stress on your body increases, so do the demands from a pair of running shoes. We have t[…]
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Some trail shoes are created for the harshest off-road challenges, like rocks, mud, snow, and branches. They keep you protected and surefooted. Others are made for the more urban-ready conditions and[…]
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The eighth edition of Altra's standout Lone Peak series brings back everything we love about its previous iterations but updated with a commendably tough ripstop mesh upper. With its secure yet accomm[…]
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The Saucony Endorphin Rift is a one-of-a-kind trail running shoe. In our lab tests, we were amazed by its combination of an energetic midsole and a breathable upper, making summer long runs feel like[…]
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The fifth version of the Nike Zoom Fly series shifts its focus from fast to far. We found it to be reassuringly stable and now capable of easier runs far better than before. Although it's a miss on we[…]
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The React Pegasus Trail 4 is one of the top road-to-trail options from Nike that we have ever worn and scrutinised. Cushiony and responsive on the roads yet grippy and stable on the trails, the shoe m[…]
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True to its roots, the Carbon X 3 remains our trusty go-to for anything ultra-distance. It's packed and loaded with a carbon-fibre plate that makes it a highly stable and snappy ride. Even more, it de[…]
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The Endorphin Speed 3 from Saucony is one hell of a shoe! We affirm that it's energetic, stable, and light; it ticks all the important boxes of a tempo running shoe. Even more, it can be your do-it-al[…]
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Putting the Novablast 3 on immediately felt like setting a brand-new standard for a daily trainer! We found it to be an exceptionally comfortable daily running shoe that can go fast and can go far. Wh[…]
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The Glycerin 20 from Brooks has totally proved the hype around it! With its luxe comfort and a touch of pop, we found it to be a fun and lively workhorse that works perfectly for recovery days and lon[…]
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The Mach 5 from Hoka is a performance trainer that can do a bit of everything. If you want to train with speed, we are convinced that it can become your trusty tempo running shoe. And if you want an e[…]
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The On Cloudmonster is the brand's max-cushioned running shoe that blew our minds. From firm to forgiving, it's a new take that we are confident is perfect for daily training and long runs. True to it[…]
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The 8th iteration of the Hoka Bondi remains our beloved plush and cushy daily trainer that excels on easy days and recovery sessions. With its humongous foam, our feet found themselves in a very comfy[…]
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Nimbus, from the Latin for rain, is usually used in reference to storm clouds that carry rain, sleet, or snow. Running in the ASICS Gel Nimbus 25, however, is anything but stormy. Its generously padde[…]
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Looks fast, runs fast. The Launch 9 from Brooks is a daily trainer that can handle any speed we put into our run. Whether we're going fast or slow, it performs. On top of this, it can handle any dista[…]
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This pair relies on its incredible flexibility, breathability and ground feel, making us fall in love with its unique style. We think it's one of the best if you need to travel or move from one place[…]
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We found that the Brooks Hyperion GTS is a low stacked road shoe with a subtle stability system that sets the standard for what a speedy and steady tempo trainer should feel like. The Go To Support ra[…]
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It may look like a trail version of Hoka’s Bondi series, but we found the Stinson 7 to be in a category all of its own. This road-to-trail shoe shows us what great cushioning is all about, with[…]
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On our test runs, we learned that The Brooks Divide 4 delivers a solid performance. From its subtle yet grippy lugs that took us seamlessly from road to trail to the well-padded yet breathable upper t[…]
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As per our observations, the iconic Ultraboost line by Adidas has long been co-opted by the masses as more of a sneaker than a running shoe. However, we found that the 23rd shoe in the series, the Ult[…]
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The Ride 16 is a veritable workhorse from Saucony that does everything we expect from a daily trainer with the underfoot feeling of a performance shoe. What’s more, the shoe’s improved upp[…]
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The Cloudgo from On Running is a daily trainer that's ready to shift gears when we want to take it easy or go faster on the road. It's light, responsive, and smooth-rolling; getting to our next stride[…]
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With a reputation built around comfort, the famous Skechers GOwalk series continues to amaze us in its 6th iteration. With its stretchy slip-on upper and featherlight construction, the shoe feels more[…]
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The Bondi SR is one of Hoka's bestselling models. We found it fantastic when we spent long periods with the pair on our feet. And if you often deal with wet floors in your work environment, we confirm[…]
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Among ASICS' long-standing series, the thirteenth version of the ASICS Gel Pulse makes our daily runs a spa for our feet. It's plush and supportive; we observed that going the distance is an easy feat[…]
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The Fluidflow 2.0 is a shoe that challenges what we expect from an affordable daily-trainer. This workhorse from Adidas is versatile in every meaning of the word; whether we took it out for runs, walk[…]
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Unassuming at first glance, the On Cloudvista is actually a highly versatile shoe that can comfortably switch from road to trail without skipping a beat. Its flexibilty, rockered design, and energetic[…]
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The Adizero Adios line may have fallen out of favour since its marathon record-breaking early days, but in our opinion, the Adios 8 is definitely a step in the right direction in bringing the series b[…]
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A shoe that can make 12 hours of walking a breeze? We believe that the On Cloudnova Form perfectly matches that request. Generously cushioned and more supportive than the other On shoes, it kept us co[…]
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We view the Cloudaway as a unique hybrid shoe from On. It is a truly adventure-ready trainer that can accompany you from the urban jungle to the great outdoors. We were immediately impressed with its[…]
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The On Cloud 5 Push packs as much comfort as it is physically possible for its marvellously light build. It features a little more in-shoe padding and support than the original Cloud 5 but still feels[…]
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We consider the On Cloudrift a very minimal yet really good-looking shoe for daily wear. Light and flexible, it feels amazingly natural. Perfect for easy casual wear during summertime, it disappears o[…]
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We find the iconic On Cloud to be a very unique shoe. Not only do we barely feel the pair on our feet with its record-breakingly lightweight, but it is also cushioned enough to keep us supported all d[…]
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PUMA's maiden voyage into the supershoe world delivers a fantastic performance at a reasonable price. Even though it's built as a marathon shoe, we think this modern-day racing flat excels for interva[…]
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The Adidas Adistar 2.0 is a neutral daily trainer on steroids. We could easily mistake it for a stability shoe if we wore it with our eyes closed. It's got a well-cushioned, wide, and supportive platf[…]
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Whether the roads are slippery, wet, or have a bit of light trail in them, we can affirm that these walking shoes from Hoka make sure that our feet stay well-protected and our strides well-planted thr[…]
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Having tested Guide 16, we found that it continues to be the mild-to-moderate stability shoe that helps to meet runners' pronation needs. We noticed that this lightweight runner toes the line between[…]
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As one of the longest-running trail series, the Peregrine is among the first shoes we think about when going offroad. In our opinion, it can handle nearly anything you throw at it thanks to its tried-[…]
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The Invincible Run is a shoe that barely needs an introduction. It’s among the most (if not the most) comfortable max-cushioned trainers that we put on our feet, alongside the More and the Bondi[…]
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The Phantom 3.0 is a simple and straightforward shoe from the up-and-coming brand Kailas. We discovered that it works best as a hybrid shoe and it takes us from the door to the trail. The Phantom stan[…]
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A max-cushioned trail shoe with a nearly 40 mm heel stack? With a carbon plate? For $160? We loved all of these in the Kailas Fuga YAO, which we also think is a hidden gem in the sea of trail running[…]
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A max-cushioned beast from Kailas, we witness how the Fuga DU is most in its element on technical and unforgiving trails. We found this shoe perfect for routes involving lots of ups and downs which is[…]
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The 8th iteration of the GEL Contend series got us pretty excited! We experienced the shoe's simple, well-padded, lightweight, and durable construction that makes it a very reliable daily trainer, esp[…]
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On our wear tests, we verified that the ASICS GT 2000 11 is a solid daily trainer that ensures a stable and comfortable ride so we recommend it especially for runners who need that extra support. The[…]
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Equipped with a clean aesthetic and Skechers' highly-praised comfort, the GOwalk Joy - Ecstatic easily becomes our go-to shoe for daily wear. We barely feel it on our feet and yet it keeps us comforta[…]
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Whether you are a trail runner or a hiker, the Lone Peak 7 is our most highly recommended trail running shoe from Altra. We absolutely love how comfy and versatile the shoe is for both casual trods in[…]
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Despite its simple looks, we believe that the Allbirds Tree Runner is very likely to entice you into buying multiple pairs. The merino wool goodness blended with a lightweight, flexible, and foot-hugg[…]
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The Kayano Lite series successfully continues to re-think the concept of stability running shoes in its third iteration. We believe that the shoe managed to create a supportive platform for runners wi[…]
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The Altra VIA Olympus is the max-cushioned road runner that we have been waiting for. Though it managed to rain on its own parade with a firmer-than-expected midsole, we found that this shoe more than[…]
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Traditional must be the best way we can describe the Mizuno Wave Rider 26 in a word. It’s a straightforward, no-frills trainer that does its job and does it well. Although not everyone can be a[…]
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The Journey (previously called Runner+) is a unique shoe from NOBULL. With its roots in the CrossFit world, we can't deny that this running shoe makes the gym buffs in us happy. It feels comfortable f[…]
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We deeply appreciate how the Magic Speed 2 makes the benefits of carbon-plated running shoes more affordable to the average runner. At $150, we were happy to find that it is a no-nonsense tempo shoe t[…]
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We are in awe of the Olympus 5 from Altra as it screams premium inside and out. It's the brand's most cushioned, most protective, and most expensive trail running shoe yet. With its luxurious midsole,[…]
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We are happy to see the famous stability shoe from ASICS evolve from brick-like to foot-friendly in its 29th iteration. This Kayano offers a wonderful mix of familiar support and even more comfort. So[…]
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We appreciate the Wave Horizon 6 from Mizuno for being a stability running shoe that's ready for cruising long miles and giving our feet and legs the rest day they deserve during recovery sessions. Un[…]
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The Nike Renew Ride 3 is a budget-friendly daily trainer perfect for runners seeking a comfortable experience. While it may feel somewhat firm and lack significant bounce, we still found the shoe to b[…]
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The Endorphin Edge from Saucony is the brand's bounce-back from the not-so-great Saucony Endorphin Trail. And this time around, we see a premium shoe that has a carbon-fibre plate, is max-cushioned, a[…]
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We are convinced that the eleventh version of the ASICS GT 1000 is a stability running shoe that's perfect for everyday running. It's cheap, but it offers our feet a bang-for-the-buck performance even[…]
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Better than ever, the Metaspeed Edge+ from ASICS dazzled us as it now has become a full-fledged race-day shoe for 5k runs all the way to marathons. With more cushion, it offered more rebound and prote[…]
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We are impressed with the 6th version of the Altra Torin because it is a road running shoe that's ready to chomp the miles up ahead. It revealed itself to us as a very cushioned and comfortable shoe t[…]
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You really cannot ask much from a $70 shoe, yet the Nike Flex Experience Run 11 manages to shine somehow. Its simple design may not catch a lot of eyes on the streets, but we couldn't deny that this m[…]
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The Kailas Fuga EX 2 is a max-cushioned workhorse for the trails. Based on my performed tests, this shoe definitely has the potential to win a spot in your rotation and might even work for running an[…]
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The Fuga Elite 2 is a carbon-plated speedster from Kailas that helps me shine on any distance from 5K to ultra. I love that this hybrid shoe effectively tackles various surfaces from paved roads to mo[…]
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The Kailas Flythorn Air 2.0 is a flexible and manoeuvrable shoe with a good ground feel. It delivered a pretty firm and steady underfoot experience during my test runs. I don't think it's the type of[…]
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The Fuga Pro 4 is a premium-level shoe from Kailas that helps me keep the speed high while tackling the trails. It is a shoe that lasts and I could almost smell its excellent craftsmanship straight fr[…]
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If you tried the original Fuga EX 2, the BOA version will get you even more hooked! Amazingly well-cushioned and supportive, this trail shoe made me want to run longer. I believe that it could be your[…]
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We believe that the Allday from NOBULL (previously known as NOBULL Ripstop Runner) is a daily trainer that's ideal for running newbies and casual runners alike. Although very stable and supportive, it[…]
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This is the rainy weather edition of On’s most popular walking shoe. As per our wear and lab tests, the Cloud 5 Waterproof inherits most of the well-loved characteristics of the original. We lov[…]
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The Allbirds Wool Runners is the brand’s most popular and recognisable silhouette. Made of soft Merino wool and other sustainable materials, we found that this shoe started a huge trend in 2016.[…]
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We found the Tempus from Saucony to be an excellent stability running shoe for a variety of paces and distances. Whether we're running slow (just not recovery-day slow), picking up the pace, or runnin[…]
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We are impressed with the ZoomX Invincible Run Flyknit 2 from Nike because it is a daily trainer where comfort is paramount. But what makes it better than most everyday running shoes, in our opinion,[…]
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Soar through the skies with the Metaspeed Sky+ from ASICS. We were drawn to this marathon racer as it's filled with all the responsiveness and pop we need to reach that finish line fast. And if you're[…]
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On Cloudnova is part of the brand’s athletic lifestyle series which packs all the right things from their running shoes to make a go-to daily beater. The Cloudnova exceeded our expectations as i[…]
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The Altra Escalante 3 is a road running shoe that really helped us feel connected to the ground without feeling its harshness. If you're new to zero-drop running shoes, we recommend wearing this shoe[…]
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As observed in our wear tests, the Lite 3 from Reebok is a daily trainer whose chief focus is comfort. We really enjoyed its plush and lively ride that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. At $65, it's a bu[…]
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The Xodus Ultra from Saucony is a trail running shoe for ultra distances. We definitely felt that it let go of the beefy and burly signature of the past Xodus, shedding off a significant amount of wei[…]
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Considered the go-long running shoe from ASICS, the GlideRide 3 impressed us with a softer and lighter ride than before. Given its dedication to stability (even though it's a neutral shoe) and comfort[…]
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The twenty-fourth version of the ASICS Gel Cumulus goes from hiding in the shadows of its premium siblings like the Nimbus and the Kayano to marking the Cumulus line's own becoming. It's a solid daily[…]
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Upon wearing the On Cloud 5, we finally understood the hype around this high-class footwear. It is a quality lifestyle shoe that shines as a daily driver and as an athleisure option. If you are someon[…]
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We adore the 39th version of the Nike Air Zoom Pegasus because it is a certified workhorse that's perfect for slow, long, and faster efforts. Not only this, but we also find it a great choice for newb[…]
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We found that the Gel Excite 9 from ASICS is a trusty daily trainer that works best for short, easy runs. And if you're a runner on a budget or a beginner, this shoe is a comfortable and versatile cho[…]
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Whether raining or snowing, the Nike Pegasus Trail 3 GTX is a waterproof trail shoe that keeps our daily runs not only dry but also comfortable. On top of this, it's full of pop and support; it doesn'[…]
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The React Infinity Run Flyknit 3 from Nike is the brand's easy-day running shoe. With a generous cushion, we found it comfortable to eat up lots of miles on the pavement. And if you're looking for a l[…]
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The Adidas Duramo 10 is a budget running shoe that we confirmed is great for beginners who want a cushy ride to ease their way into running. With its down-to-earth price, there's nothing down about it[…]
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A do-everything shoe, the Timp 4 from Altra is positioned as the brand's trail runner that can go the distance. With its plush and comfort-oriented construction, it delivers a soft and forgiving ride[…]
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The Nike Zoom Terra Kiger 8 remains the brand's staple lightweight and nimble trail running shoe fit for mid to high-mileage runs. It offers a protective and responsive ride that we find perfect for m[…]
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If you're looking for a great middle between the more traditional, lower-stacked NB 880 v11 and the uber-cushy NB Fresh Foam More v3, we firmly recommend the Fresh Foam X 1080 v12. It's a comfortable[…]
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The Adidas Questar is a road running shoe that's perfect for beginners and casual runners who want a comfortable, easy-pace running shoe. We found it quite comfortable and not hurting the feet at all.[…]
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The Guide 15 from Saucony is a lightweight stability shoe that we believe is perfect for easy training runs on the road. With the support it provides, it delivers a surefooted ride for testers among u[…]
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The Allbirds Tree Dasher is the brand's first running shoe, and we're happy to report that it's not a miss. Apart from championing sustainability, this shoe manifests versatility. From easy days to mo[…]
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With comfort and lightness on our feet, the fifteenth version of the Saucony Ride nails it to a T! We actually think that it might be the best Saucony Ride iteration to date! As a workhorse, we love t[…]
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The Saucony Kinvara 13 doesn't just look fast; it also runs fast. Apart from being the lightest Saucony Kinvara, it's also the brand's lively and natural-feeling jack-of-all-trades. We established on[…]
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Whether we go fast or take it easy on our training runs, the Altra Rivera 2 is a do-it-all daily trainer that's lively and energetic. It also delivers a natural-feeling run with its zero-drop design.[…]
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The Hoka Tecton X is Hoka's first carbon-plated trail running shoe. To justify the name, it just might have started a tectonic shift - that's how much we admire it. It's positioned as a speed-ready, r[…]
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The Speedgoat 5 from Hoka remains your reliable and great-value do-everything trail shoe. But if you want to bring the best out of it, take the shoe to a fast run on very technical terrain. On top of[…]
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The Triumph 20 from Saucony is a daily running shoe that brings back the roots of the OG Triumph. We felt as if the Triumph strayed away from its identity in the past two versions but now it's back, a[…]
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A super shoe is now on its way to becoming even more super. Say hello to the Endorphin Pro 3 from Saucony—a racing flat that goes fast and far during our runs. It's lightweight, incredibly energ[…]
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The Adidas 4DFWD impressed us from the start with its jaw-dropping midsole. Although moulded as running footwear, we believe that it wins the lifestyle category for its all-day cosy steps and striking[…]
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A lifestyle shoe and a running shoe for $60? Take both in the Adidas Runfalcon 2.0! In our testing, we found it very suitable for casual runners and beginners who don't run more than 10 miles. But if[…]
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Pacing it through rocky and off-trail terrain, hands down, the Nike Wildhorse 7 just rocks! It made our steps confident and its protection just took everything to a whole new level. For a trail shoe,[…]
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We found the NOBULL Aspire (previously known as Knit Runner) to be a comfy athleisure /jogging option with an eye-catching design. It may be struggling with competition in the performance running shoe[…]
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While the Salomon XA Pro 3D V8 is a trail running shoe, it easily doubles as our hiking companion. We found it a great option for outdoorsies looking for a hybrid of a running/hiking shoe that would k[…]
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The Runfalcon is among the most affordable Adidas running shoes that we have tested. And for a shoe of this calibre, we found that it is doing very well! Rather basic in its design, the shoe still pac[…]
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The On Cloudrunner left us impressed as it's a daily trainer with a touch of pronation control and a firmer, more traditional ride. We found it an appealing option for entry-level runners who go short[…]
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