Propét Harrison Sandal Review
The Propét Harrison Sandal For anyone with foot issues, wearing flip flops during the warmer months can be a bit of a pain – literally. Flip flops (or thong sandals, as the good folks...
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Brooks Adrenaline GTS 14 Review
The Brooks Adrenaline GTS 14 Run happy, says Brooks. Notice they don’t say run happy depending on the shoe – whether it’s “support” or “free”, Brooks’ intent is to have all runners happy. So...
Asics Gel-DS Trainer 19 Review
Asics broad shoe platform includes a fit for every stride. The Asics Gel-DS Trainer 19 is a great choice for those looking for mild pronation correction without gaining bulk and weight. A great choice...
Saucony Guide 6 and Guide 6 GTX Review
Saucony has long been known as a runner centric company with a passion for excellence; they actively seek out and listen to runner feedback, and have offerings for every type/style of running out there....
Asics GT-1000 Review
When faced with the myriad of new offerings and new technologies available for general public consumption, sometimes it is nice to return to an old standby. Asics, long known for all things running, offers...
Pearl Izumi Syncro Fuel Road II Review
Pearl Izumi has recently released updates to their Syncro Fuel trail and road running shoes. The Syncro Fuel trail and road models were a hit with our testers a couple seasons ago, and the...
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...
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...
