The Saucony Endorphin Azura Gets a Fresh Coat
Something that we’re loving about 2026 is what feels like a renewed commitment to the affordable daily trainer—think right around that $150…
Fury Road, Soft Landing: Puma MagMax NITRO 2
Puma keeps pushing deeper into the max-cushion space with the MagMax 2, dialing in even more foam for runners who want comfort to lead the…
The Plate-Free Deviate: PUMA Deviate Pure NITRO
Running shoes are crazy animals nowadays. There’s a ton of money and science and engineering wrapped up in the pursuit of speed, comfort, and…
Saucony Triumph 24: Heavy Cushion, Light on Its Feet
While we’ve reviewed a variety of shoes from Saucony over the past year and a half, we actually haven’t logged many miles in the Triumph line…
Mizuno Neo Vista 3: Same Vista, New Outlook
When the original Mizuno Neo Vista showed up, it felt like one of those rare moments where a brand that’s known for restraint decided to just…
Saucony Endorphin Elite 3: Super Shoe, Super Soft, Super Fast
If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a hundred times in these reviews—I am nowhere near an elite runner. It’s all relative, of course. One…
Trail to Town, but Make It Cute: FP Movement x Merrell Cham Storm
I consider myself an active woman—but maybe not in the most traditional “runner” sense. My routine leans more toward strength training, yoga,…
Friendly Ghost: The Brooks Ghost 18 Stays Reliably Familiar
Brooks is one of those brands that feels permanently woven into the fabric of running. Whether you’ve been running for six months or sixteen…
Riding the Lightning: Hylo Axis
Hylo Athletics is a unique shoe company looking to make some bold changes in the running world. Their focus leans heavily into…
HOKA Skyward X 2: Tamed, Tuned, and Ready for the Long Run
It’s been about two years since we last took a look at the Skyward X—a shoe that, at the time, felt like HOKA fully leaning into its…