We tested the ASICS Sonicblast 2 on a 5k, a 14-mile long run, and easy miles to see if this bouncy, plated trainer can handle more than just speed work.

The Topo Ultraventure 5 combines a roomy toe box, plush cushioning, and reliable Vibram traction for everything from technical trails to everyday miles. We tested it across steep terrain, gravel…

The Hoka Stinson 8 combines 44mm of cushioning, a stable ride, and versatile 3.5mm lugs for comfortable miles across pavement, gravel, dirt roads, and lighter trails.

Keen’s first trail-running shoe, the Seek, delivers a surprisingly polished combination of responsive cushioning, versatile traction, and a roomy toe box. After testing it across pavement, dirt, rocks, roots, and…

The Hoka Tecton X 4 is a lightweight, energetic trail super shoe with dual carbon plates and plenty of pop. Our review covers its trail performance, fit, stability, and who…

The New Balance SuperComp Elite v6 combines a lightweight build with a bouncy, responsive ride that feels fast without being overly aggressive. Our review covers the fit, ride, stability, and…

The North Face Offtrail Ultra is built for technical trails and big elevation days. We tested its grip, cushioning, fit, and integrated gaiter to see how it performs when the…

The Puma Velocity Nitro 5 skips the giant foam stack for a lean, ground-feel ride with standout wet-weather grip. Our full review breaks down why it earned a spot in…

Our On Cloud X 5 review looks at how this versatile gym shoe performs for cardio, plyometrics, walking, and lifting, plus where its extra cushion falls short.

Our Salomon Genesis 2 review covers its impressive grip, firmer responsive ride, and secure feel to see how this trail shoe performs on technical terrain.

Fast, firm, and seriously fun, the On Cloudboom Strike 2 pairs upgraded foam with a full length carbon plate for a responsive race day ride.

We put the Brooks Ghost Max 4 to the test. Here's what we found about its cushioning, fit, stability, and who this shoe is and isn't built for.

The Brooks Cascadia 20 showed up with some major changes to cushion and feel, we think the updates are the best yet.

Thinking about the Topo Specter 3? Here's our honest take on the fit, the new RevFoam midsole, and whether this super trainer actually lives up to the hype.

The Merrell MTL SpeedARC Peak is an elite trail racing shoe designed specifically for off road performance, not a road racing shoe adapted for the trails.

Read our Salomon Aero Blaze 4 review to see why this moderate cushioned daily trainer is a great choice for runners who don't want a max stack shoe.

The Brooks Ghost Amp reimagines the classic Ghost with more pop, a lower drop, and a faster feel without relying on a carbon plate.

The ASICS Gel Kayano 33 builds on a proven formula with thoughtful updates that improve comfort and ride quality without changing what runners already love.

Step into comfort with the Ryka Windswift LX, the versatile, do-it-all running shoe designed specifically for women's feet.

The ASICS Novablast 6 delivers a completely redesigned underfoot feel that will excite some runners while leaving others missing the previous version.

Wondering if the HOKA Clifton Pro is worth it? We compare it to the Clifton 11 and explain who should choose each daily trainer.

I've run in every Hoka Clifton model ever made. Here is my honest take on whether the Clifton 11 still holds up as a daily trainer favorite.

The Saucony Hurricane 26 is a plush stability running shoe that delivers reliable support without feeling bulky, making it ideal for easy runs and high mileage.

We have tested every Hyperion Max and the 4 is a refinement not a reinvention. Big cushion, long mile comfort, still on the heavier side for a supertrainer, and yes…

The Saucony Paramount Max is their first supertrainer to exceed 40mm of stack and it shows. Here is how it stacks up against their other options and whether it is…

Kiprun has finally made it's way to the US and we are in love. The Kipsummit max might just be what you wish the Hoka Speedgoat was.

With the rising popularity of Hyrox it’s understandable that more running shoe brands will be dedicating resources towards making shoes to serve that growing sector. There is a whole new…

The Puma Deviate Pure Nitro is a featherlight, plate-free daily trainer that handles easy miles and tempo runs alike all for $150. The smooth, cushioned ride won't wow you with…

Our expert testers review the Mizuno Wave Rider 30, a daily trainer built to handle high mileage at a great price. See what's new and if it's worth the…

The adidas Agravic SL delivers soft cushioning, reliable Continental Rubber traction, and improved stability, making it one of adidas' best trail trainers yet

CEP's Optaspeed Bowtech dual carbon plates and Supercritical N+Foam deliver centered force distribution. Our testers found it shines on the track but leaves you wanting more cushion when the miles…

Adidas Hyperboost Edge is a high stack super trainer with a premium price. Our honest review covers ride, who it works best for, and whether it earns a spot in…

Brooks really stepped up with the Cascadia Elite, creating a trail “super shoe” that is lighter, more responsive, and built for long distances without tiring your legs. The shoe has…

20+ years as a loved daily trainer, the Brooks Glycerin 23 is still making changes to ensure it's one of the best shoes around.

Breaking the mold the Brooks Glycerin Flex is the most dynamic midsole we've seen in a shoe that's not zero drop and lacking cushion.

The beloved Brooks Ghost goes off-road. Our new favorite road-to-trail shoe combines the Ghost's legendary cushioning with added traction for gravel trails.

45mm of cushion could be unstable, but the Brooks Glycerin Max 2 feels great with every step and will serve a lot of runners well. Our review

Did the updates to the Brooks Ghost Max 3 makes this a more comfortable running shoe? Absolutely, we finally see the hype about this shoe.

Brooks Hyperion 3 is a max cushioned shoe that doesn't quite feel max, it's not super fast or super soft, it's now a daily trainer.

Finding a super shoe that can handle the 10k and the marathon isn't easy, but the Brooks Hyperion Elite 5 has nailed the overall feel

Did the updates to the Brooks Hyperion Max 3 make or break this super trainer? Check out the full review to see what we thought.

Digging in to an Asics Novablast 5 review with the all new midsole foam, fit, feel and who is going to love this shoe.