Mizuno Neo Zen 2: Calm, Collected, and Stable
It feels like it’s been a long time since Mizuno re-entered the conversation as a true running stalwart—but in reality, it’s only been a few…
Under Armour Velociti Distance: Built for the Long Haul
It’s been about a year since we last checked out shoes from Under Armour, and we’re excited to jump back in with one of their newest launches:…
Head in the Clouds, Feet in the On Cloudrunner 3
The Cloudrunner series from On has always been one of those lines that looks just as good off the run as it does on it. That’s part of the…
Deviation Approved: Putting the Puma Deviate NITRO 4 to the Test
Puma is back at it to start the year, rolling out the Deviate NITRO 4. Having reviewed every iteration of this model, we’ve come to see it as…
Stability Reinvented: The Diadora Mythos Blushield Vigore V
Diadora has firmly now completely transformed itself from what I had only previously understood to be a soccer brand – to one that holds…
Flying High in the Topo Ultrafly 6
I’ve been an avid Topo fan for many years now. Through road races in my Fli-Lytes – many iterations and colorways! – and…
The Lightest Yet: Hoka Cielo X1 3.0
The Hoka Cielo X1 first burst onto the scene two years ago as an elite race-day shoe built for speed. From the start, it was light, fast, and…
Wind-Tunnel Fast: Testing the Salomon S/Lab Phantasm 3
The year is 2025. Gone — mostly — are the days when running shoes are flopping right and left and completely missing the mark. Sure, not every…
Razor Focused on Speed: Skechers AERO Razor
Please reference this previous post for my official notice about how I’m done opening Skechers reviews with the same overused “Yes, that…
Built for the Belt: Reebok FloatZig Tread
Most runners prefer to run outside whenever possible, and there’s a reason the word “dreadmill” gets thrown around so often. I generally fall…