Brooks Trace Running Shoe Review
First Thoughts on The Brooks Trace Brooks and I go way back. Admittedly, I have really played the field. To put it nicely, I am a Brooks Philanderer. Having gone from the freeflowing and...
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Saucony Xodus Iso Runshield Shoe Review
It has been eight years since I ran in a pair of Saucony shoes and my experience with them then was mediocre at best. I don’t remember the exact model, but I do remember...
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...
Pearl Izumi EM Road N0 Shoe Review
Pearl Izumi is a brand I am more familiar with for the triathlete; but as we all know, running is part of a triathlon, so I was excited to test out the Pearl...
Freewaters GPS Sandal Review
First Impressions of the Freewaters GPS Sandal Its snowing, again, yet I’m writing about the Freewaters GPS sandals. You feel me though because it’s Spring everywhere (except the Central Rockies), and with Spring comes...
Mizuno Wave Cursoris Running Shoe Review
Mizuno has been around the running game for almost as long as people have been running. While this isn’t exactly accurate, it certainly feels as if it is. Most shoes from the Mizuno lineup...
Asics Gel-Lyte 33 2 Running Shoe Review
The second iteration of the Asics Gel-Lyte 33 saw quite a few changes from the original while still being considered a lightweight neutral trainer. While the Gel-Lyte 33 is lightweight and features a low...
Saucony Kinvara TR Trail Running Shoe Review
I was so excited when the Saucony Kinvara Trail shoes appeared in the mail for me to test. While I haven’t ever run in the Kinvara road, I have had my eye on the...
Mizuno Ronin 4 Running Shoe Review
The Mizuno Ronin has always been a no-nonsense, stripped-down racing flat from Mizuno built for neutral runners. This new, 4th version does not deviate from the core concept of the Ronin. Many elite runners...
Newton Terra Momentus Review
Newton hit the scene a few years back with a simple Mantra: Run Better. This somewhat lofty goal has inspired them to design a create a type of shoe which literally guides your foot...
Mizuno Wave Precision 12 Running Shoe 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 Running Shoe 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,...
Brooks Ghost 4 Running Shoe 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 Running Shoe 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...
Newton Gravitas Running Shoe Review
For those not familiar with Newton Running shoes, the core idea is that running on the forefoot and midfoot helps to prevent injury and can be a means to faster running. While this idea...
Under Armour Apparition II Shoe Review
In 2009, Under Armour entered the running shoe market and produced the first generation of UA shoes. We tested the original Apparition at that time and will be examining the Women’s update, the Apparition...
