Mizuno Wave Precision 12 Review
Say Hello to Neutral Nirvana. Some think that the term neutral describes a lack of pronation correction. Literally, an absence of technology which somehow makes the shoe less of a buy. Some companies are...
Category: Road Running Shoe Reviews
Brooks Glycerin 9 Review
Run Happy… for a really, really long time. Neutral shoes can be a lot of things. Some neutral shoes are designed for the fleet footed – energy efficient runners who skip along the road,...
New Balance 1190 Review
RevLite – if you haven’t tried it, get yourself some. New Balance came through in a big way this year, and not just in a single shoe. Numerous shoes on the lineup got a...
Brooks Ghost 4 Review
Run Happy? Yes, please. In the race to strip down, rethink, and re-innovate shoes to fit the barefoot movement, some companies seem to have lost sight of that one simple fact. Just get...
Mizuno Wave Enigma Review
If you’ve never given wave technology a try, give it a go. You might just surprise yourself… To begin with, I ran in barefoot shoes just about all summer. I was looking for...
Asics Rush 33 Review
The concept of minimalism running varies from runner to runner and person to person. What we all can usually agree on is that having less shoe and structure allows your foot and body do...
adidas adiSTAR Salvation 3 Review
Last week we reviewed the new adidas Supernova Sequence 4, and the new Adidas adiSTAR Salvation 3 is a bit like the Bentley to the Sequence’s Cadillac. Both are great shoes and are packed...
adidas Supernova Sequence 4 Review
All of the major players in running footwear have their workhorse, best-selling lines that have been around forever. Asics has their 2100 series, Nike has the Pegasus, and Adidas has the Supernova. The Supernova...
New Balance RC 1400 Review
With the minimalist movement in full stride, some runners are making the switch while many runners are asking questions and are on the fence. If you’re one of those runners that want to make...
K-Swiss Microtubes 100 Fit Review
K-Swiss has deep roots in fashion athletic footwear and, in recent years, has been pushing to become a formidable player in true performance running footwear. With their ‘Tubes’ line of shoes, I think they’re...
New Balance 880 Running Shoe Review
One would think that New Balance would run out of room to upgrade. Eventually, they would just hit a peak and be done with it. Especially on a no frills, entry level neutral cushioned...
UK Gear PT-1000 Review
We here at AGR will go to extremes to test gear. We do it so that you will know with absolute certainty that when the going gets tough, your gear gets going. Over the...
Nike Lunarglide +3 Review
Some cushioned shoes err on the side of softness – it’s as if they replaced the original pronation correction with mysterious material, somewhat like the consistency of cotton candy. Other cushioned shoes err on...
Saucony Hattori Review
We’ve all seen, heard of, or tried barefoot running by now. It’s been all the rage for a few years now, and shoe manufacturers are getting hip to the fact that it might...
Karhu Flow Fulcrum Ride Review
I was pretty excited to give Karhu a spin. Any brand that lays claim to such a runner as Paavo Nurmi is well worth checking out, at least in my book. And while I’ve...
Pearl Izumi Streak II Running Shoe Review
While not having a large running line up, Pearl Izumi is definitely making a bid to become more popular in the running community. We here at AGR have been big fans of all the...
Nike Free Run 2 Running Shoe Review
As the barefoot / minimalist shoe revolution goes into full swing, it has a lot of runners asking whether the new style of shoes are for them or if they should stick with their...
Puma Complete Ventis 2 Running Shoe Review
Clydesdales. Really, it’s an unfair term, since the heavy footed feminine side of the species gets to be called “Athena.” Really, we should coin a new phrase – but since popular nomenclature terms the...
