Under Armour Charged Bandit 2 Review
Under Armour has long been at the design board trying to design a quality running shoe. Running is often at the core of most sports and people need running shoes for training. Given that...
Tagged: Neutral Running Shoes
Saucony Ride 9 Review
After years of providing a dialed neutral running shoes for runners, Saucony does it again. The Saucony Ride 9 is similar to many of its predecessors in that it provides a cushioned platform and...
Saucony Triumph ISO Review
Admittedly, Saucony is the brand I’ve reviewed the least over the years. This hasn’t been by choice, it has just worked out that way. I’ve noted the passionate following that models like the Kinvara...
Adidas Terrex Boost Review
Initial Thoughts Adidas is a company that’s obviously been around for a very long time. In Spring 2015 Adidas released the Adidas Terrex Boost for both men and women. Adidas’ mission is clear:...
Brooks Glycerin 12 Review
Suggested Retail Price: $150 Weight: Men’s – 10.9 oz. / Women’s – 9.1 oz. Running Shoe Category: Neutral Heel to Toe Drop: 10mm The Brooks Glycerin 12 neutral running shoe is one of the hottest...
ASICS GEL-Noosa Tri 10
The ASICS GEL-Noosa Tri 10 running shoes are designed to give triathletes and runners a little extra boost to pick up the pace. That’s exactly what I did every time I wore these...
Pearl Izumi E:Motion Road N3 Review
When it comes to running, I am a minimalist trail runner at heart. I love to be able to feel the ground beneath my feet. So heading out onto the road in the Pearl Izumi...
Saucony Ride 7 Review
Intital Thoughts on Saucony Ride 7: The Saucony Ride 7 is a neutral, lightweight road shoe designed for those who spend most of their days on the road or hard-packed non technical surfaces. I’m...
Puma Faas 300 v3 Review
Initial Thoughts on the Puma Faas 300 v3 The Puma Faas 300 v3 is a neutral, lightweight, but technical shoe which is great for anyone looking to try out a minimal training or racing...
Puma Faas 500 v3 Review
Although I’ve logged a fair amount of miles the past 10 years, I had yet to wear any Puma brand running shoes. My first thoughts about Puma in general were from my soccer playing days and...
Brooks Glycerin 11 Review
For the neutral runner that’s looking for a smooth, cushioned, and neutral ride, the Brooks Glycerin has been a nice option for runners of all shapes and sizes. For those new to the Brooks...
Pearl Izumi EM Trail N1 Trail Running Shoe Review
For the trail runner who likes less of a heel to toe drop in a trail running shoe, the Pearl Izumi EM Trail N1 is a great option for the neutral runner. The Pearl...
New Balance 1080 V3 Running Shoe Review
Coming out with a well built, well designed cushion running shoe this spring, New Balance introduces the 1080 V3 road running shoe in 2013. This shoe is designed with the road runner in mind...
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...
New Balance Minimus 1010 Trail Shoe Review
This new iteration of the New Balance Minimus trail running line, the Minimum 1010 Trail, nailed lightweight, superior traction, comfort and protection. When taking new minimalist running shoes out for the first time, especially...
Brooks Ghost 5 Review
In only its 5 edition, the Brooks Ghost 5 is hitting it out of the ball park for many runners, including our own running shoe testers at AGR. The Brooks Ghost 5 is a...
Mizuno Wave Rider 15 Review
Coming into it’s 15th rendition of the Mizuno Wave Rider, some might ask what can be all that different after 15 different versions of the Mizuno Wave Rider. The Mizuno Wave Rider 15 has...
Saucony Ride 5 Review
Out with a new update to the Saucony neutral running line this fall is the Saucony Ride 5. The Ride 5 is the shoe in your lineup that is good for lightweight training, and...
