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Saucony Endorphin Pro 4 Review: Snappy and Race Ready
🏃♂️ Saucony Endorphin Pro 4 Review: Marathon ready with a carbon plate kick! Discover the snappy ride, cushy comfort, and witty insights in our in-depth breakdown. Is this your next race-day hero?
Asics Magic Speed 4 Review: Can it make slow days disappear?
Discovering the Asics Magic Speed 4, a carbon-plated running shoe built for speed and versatility. Featuring a responsive midsole and lightweight design, it’s ideal for training and race day.
Hoka Tecton X 3 Review
The Hoka Tecton X 3 is a trail beast that handles smooth singletrack and technical trail running with ease. For an MSRP of $275, it better bring the goods!
Saucony Kinvara Pro Review
The Kinvara name is there, this is something different. With more stack than anything else from the brand, the Saucony Kinvara Pro is something completely new and it’s ready for steady-state distance.
New Balance FuelCell Rebel v4 Review
We bring you our review of the New Balance FuelCell Rebel v4. Check out how this lightweight, responsive shoe delivers speed, comfort, and versatility with that non-plated, FuelCell foam you (probably) love.
Asics Novablast 4 Review
Comfortable and quick, the Asics NOVABLAST 4 with FF Blast+ foam is a new version of a super fun shoe. Ready to tackle a 10K or a marathon, this shoe is good to go.
Nike ReactX InfinityRn 4 Review
Finding the right running shoe for those long, easy miles without a million bells and whistles can be a trick task and the Nike InfinityRN 4 with its ReactX midsole and Flyknit upper is here for it.
Craft Pure Trail Running Shoes Review
Pure is an apt description for the Craft Pure trail running shoe to be sure. With plenty of responsive cushion and stability, the cr foam midsole and wide based outsole bring lightweight trail killing performance.
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Nike Zoom Fly 5 Review
The Nike Zoom Fly 5 has a bit of an identity crisis. Does it have ZoomX foam? Kinda. Is it a distance running shoe? Can be. Is it for speed work? Maybe. Does it have a carbon plate? Yes, but…
Brooks Catamount 2 Review
Musicians and movies aren’t the only ones who can make people wait for their next drop. The Brooks Catamount 2 is the long awaited sequel to the original trail running shoe of the same name. In our in-depth review of the Brooks Catamount 2 trail shoe, we explore if it was worth the wait.
Nike Terra Kiger 9 Review
The Nike Terra Kiger 9 is the latest version of the first trail running shoe I ever ran in from Nike and the lightweight, traction rich and whip-quick run is as fun as ever. The Terra Kiger 9 ditches the Zoom Air pods of years past and brings in a full-length React Foam midsole capped with a completely redesign of the outsole lug setup. This is Gearist’s Nike Terra Kiger 9 Review.
Salewa Wildfire 2 Approach Shoe Review
An approach shoe takes you from the smooth confines of a hiking trail to the vertical scrambles and climbing of technical terrain. The Salewa Wildfire 2 is a shoe that tries to do it all. Today we review this shoe and whether it lives up to its goals.
Salomon S/Lab Pulsar 2 Review
From a long line of some of the most iconic trail running shoes in the world comes our in-depth review of the Salomon S/Lab Pulsar 2 trail shoes. This beast bring light weight and a sock-like fit to make even the most mid-pack runner feel like a superstar.
Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3 Review
Race pace beware, the Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 3 is beating down the door. Light and fast but with cushioning for days. This shoe rips.
Asics Novablast 3 TR Review
Groomed trails beware, the Asics NOVABLAST 3 TR is a sexy and quick trail running shoe at home on the smooth stuff and while technical trails may not be its sweet spot, there’s still a lot here.
Arcade Belts Adventure Belt Review
The Adventure belt from Arcade Belts isn’t just another stretchy belt. This is a go-anywhere, do-it-all badass belt that’ll keep you going.