Run Oregon receives and tests running shoes from time to time. This initial post about the Saucony Ride 7, which is being released TODAY! Matt has just received his pair and has outlined some background information about the company and the new Ride 7.
One of my best and worst habits as a person is my constant dialogue with an internal critic. I’m always wondering if whatever service or product I got is actually the best for my needs or the price, or if I should try something new. Case in point: I only managed to stick to two generations of the Mizuno Wave Rider before I wondered if Asics might fit me better. After that, it was on to a…
I ran in the Karhu Steady3 Fulcrum for a little longer than two months prior to this review, with an average of 20 miles per week (there were a few weeks while I was doing the ADAPT Training Cut Camp, when I ran less). My “usual” trainer is the Brooks Adrenaline, a stability shoe, which I started wearing about six years ago to respond to a recurring knee issue. I was a little hesitant to…
Run Oregon receives and tests running shoes from time to time. This post is the second of three about the On Cloudsurfers, which Matt has been testing. This post goes further into Matt’s first 150 miles with these shoes. Check out the initial post here. On-Running Cloudsurfer First and foremost, these shoes are a joy to look at. They combine just enough flair to keep things interesting, but look stylish and well-made that people know…
I have had the same pair of white casual / athletic shoes in my closet for 10 years. 10 years! They were functional, (mildly) stylish, and still in one piece- a perfect trifecta if you will. However, after 3600+ days of taking up closet space, I made a decision that it was time to break down and purchase a new pair.
