Nike Zoom Vomero 7 Review
Nike Zoom Vomero+ 7 Review The Vomero is Nike’s premium neutral trainer, known for delivering big cushion for any runner looking for extra comfort and protection. The seventh version introduces some...
View ArticleNike Zoom Pegasus 29 Review
Nike’s franchise neutral trainer, the Pegasus, is back for its 29th version. I have done a lot of training in the Pegasus 28th, and I found it to be a reliable everyday shoe, able to deliver comfort...
View ArticleMizuno Wave Enigma 2 Review
Last year, Mizuno released the Wave Enigma, which provides more cushion than the Wave Rider but is more conventional than the Wave Creation. It was that premium cushion trainer missing from Mizuno’s...
View ArticleAsics Gel Nimbus 14 Review
Asics Gel Nimbus 14 General info The Gel Nimbus has been Asics’s premium neutral trainer for fourteen iterations. This is my first experience running significant mileage in the Gel Nimbus, and I’m...
View ArticleAsics Gel Scout Review
Asics Gel Scout General info I enjoy running on trails when I have the opportunity. I was therefore excited to review the Asics Gel Scout. To be sure, I am only a casual trail runner. So, my review...
View ArticleMizuno Wave Creation 14 Review
The Wave Creation is one of Mizuno’s premium neutral trainers (Wave Enigma is the other). Its most distinctive feature is the lack of midsole foam in the heel. Instead, the Creation utilizes a uniquely...
View ArticleKarhu Flow Trainer 3 Review
Karhu Flow Trainer 3 Review Karhu is not a household name, but that should not stop you from thinking they make good shoes. The Flow Trainer 3 was my first opportunity to run in a Karhu shoe, and I was...
View ArticleNike Zoom Vomero+ 8 Review
With the 7th version, Nike introduced major changes to the Vomero. This time around, Nike kept the Vomero virtually unchanged. So, the good news is: if you were a fan of the 7, then you will love the...
View ArticleAsics Gel Cumulus 15 Review
Asics Gel Cumulus 15 Review The Gel Cumulus is Asics’s go to neutral trainer. The Cumulus is a very popular shoe—now in its 15th iteration—but this is my first experience with the Cumulus. I had the...
View ArticleAsics Gel Nimbus 15 Review
Asics Gel Nimbus 15 Overview Fans of the Asics Gel Nimbus 14 will love the 15th version. Asics has made minor changes to the upper construction, but it has kept the Nimbus basically the same. This is...
View ArticleNew Balance 870v3 Review
The 870 is New Balance’s lightweight stability trainer, in the mode of the popular 890. Very light in the stability it offers, the 870 is designed for the runner who is not quite neutral and not quite...
View ArticleNike Free 5.0 Review
The Nike Free 5.0 is the successor for the Free Run 3. This was my first time running in the Free/Free Run, and so I was excited by the opportunity to review the Free 5.0. And while this shoe is often...
View ArticleNike Air Pegasus+ 30 Review
Nike Air Pegasus+ 30 Review If I had to describe the Nike Air Pegasus in one word, I would choose: Reliable. For years, neutral runners have relied on the Pegasus for big, soft cushion. And the Pegasus...
View ArticleMizuno Wave Sayonara Review
I’ve trained and raced a lot in the Mizuno Wave Precision and Wave Elixir. So, when word got out that both shoes were being replaced by the Wave Sayonara, I was a bit worried. I have run over a hundred...
View ArticleMizuno Wave Enigma 3 Review
The Wave Enigma 3 is Mizuno’s premium cushion trainer for the neutral runner, comparable with shoes like Nike’s Vomero and Asics’s Nimbus. With version 3, the Wave Enigma 3 undergoes a complete...
View ArticleMizuno Wave Rider 17 Review
The story with Mizuno this season has been the introduction of their new midsole compound U4ic. Mizuno claims U4ic possesses all the cushioning properties of their former compound, AP+, while weighing...
View ArticleMizuno Brand Guide
“Never settle”: that is Mizuno’s motto. It sums up Mizuno’s approach to running shoes. They constantly seek to improve the technologies in their shoes in an effort to produce an even better experience...
View ArticleAdidas Brand Guide
Adidas is in the middle of a revolution, thanks to their new technology, Boost. The new Boost material has allowed Adidas to completely revamp their lineup. Eventually, every shoe in Adidas’s lineup...
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