Pearl Izumi E:motion Road N2 V2 Review
I think I fit Pearl Izumi’s target market perfectly. I mountain bike, cycle the roads, enjoy the challenge of a triathlon, and hit the roads and trails for running. If I had to take...
Tagged: neutral cushioned
Brooks PureFlow 4 Running Shoe Review
Having the opportunity to put the Brooks PureFlow 4 to the test was a truly welcoming sight. Let it be known that I already own 2 PureFlow’s; both the original first ever version in the...
Asics Gel Fujitrainer 2 Trail Running Shoe 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...
Mizuno Wave Prophecy Review
With a tagline of “a ride like no other” the Mizuno Wave Prophecy set the expectation bar quite high. I hadn’t done a lot of research on these before I opened the box, but...
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...
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,...
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...
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...
