Saucony Kinvara TR Review
The trail racing scene has been growing with leaps and bounds in the past years, and it seems that just about every company out there is producing not only trail shoes, but trail shoes...
Tagged: Lightweight trainer
Asics Gel Fujitrainer 2 Review
Long a juggernaut in the active gear industry, Asics has a large line up of shoes for just about any activity you can think of. It’s no surprise that Asics is all in on...
New Balance 1400 Review
The New Balance 1400 running shoes are marketed as a lightweight performance racing flat. I can see these New Balance 1400s doubling as an everyday trainer and a race day shoe. I was impressed...
K-Swiss Blade Light Run Review
Continuing with K-Swiss’s aggressive approach to the running market, K-Swiss now offers a lightweight trainer/race shoe. Weighing in at 9.3 ounces, the Blade Light Run is so light and comfy that you barely noticeable...
Saucony Kinvara Review
To run in the Saucony Kinvara is like running on top of puffy clouds, if only we could run on clouds. While many companies find it difficult to balance cushioning and weight in racing...
Newton Sir Isaac Guidance Trainer Review
Entering the market with a different approach to running shoes and the way we run, Newton has recently introduced the Sir Isaac Guidance Trainer for those looking for a lightweight trainer and trying to...
