Arc’teryx Sylan 2: Adding Some Carbon to the Mountains
Arc’teryx is a stalwart in the outdoor gear world, and while the company has some trail shoes in its lineup, footwear isn’t necessarily what…
Taking the Ride Off Road with the Saucony Ride TR3
Saucony is an OG in the running shoe space, and I have a couple of its classic long-standing shoes in my rotation. The ones most commonly…
From Run Club to Wine Club: The Oasis Society Demi
I spend a lot of time in running and fitness gear. Between my love for running and my job working in youth sports, I’m constantly in athletic…
361° MIRO NUDE ST: The Little Bird That Wants to Fly
It wasn’t that long ago that I was in a bit of a 361° love fest. The Centauri, a daily trainer, was one of my top shoes of 2023, and although…
Skechers AERO Elite Review: Skechers Is Coming for Race Day
The Skechers AERO line has been one of those quietly underappreciated collections of running shoes. We’ve reviewed the AERO Spark and AERO…
Corsa de Force: Diadora Corsa is a Versatile Daily Trainer
I think we’ve written more than a handful of posts recently about how the new frontier in running shoes isn’t necessarily maximum speed or the…
Teva Trailpeak: Teva Takes a Run at Trail Shoes
We’ve reviewed multiple different footwear options from Teva now, including two in the last few months, so the question is probably fair: Why…
Altra Vanish Carbon 3: A Toe-tally Different Super Shoe
In looking back through our historical Altra posts, I was a little surprised by just how many we’ve actually covered over the years. As…
A Storm Is Coming: KIPRUN KIPSTORM ELITE
Running apparel is expensive. Sure, most of the time you are paying for quality with those investments, but companies like Decathlon have…
A New Ghoul: Brooks Ghost Amp
There’s a lot of spirit(s) at Brooks nowadays. I’m not just talking about their energy and enthusiasm for the running community,…