Gear

Asics Noosa Tri 14 Review: Nimble, Light & Eye-catching

The Asics Noosa Tri 14 is a simple, no-nonsense, tried and true, efficient runner with everything that you need for peppy, fun, speedy...

Dynafit Ultra 50 Review: Long, Steady Pushes on Big Terrain

I tried this shoe on just about every terrain from sandy singletrack to pavement, 3 rd class scrambles to blazing downhill fire roads. I...

Hoka Mach Supersonic Review - Springy but not spongey

OVERALL IMPRESSION: I really enjoyed cruising in the Mach Supersonic and would definitely buy this shoe. It felt fast and efficient and...

Puma Deviate Nitro Review: Is It Fast, or Not?

Our testers had split feelings about Puma's first carbon fiber shoe. Before you pull the trigger hear what our father/son tester duo had...

Salomon Wildcross Review: Slayer Of Loose, Off-Trail Terrain

This shoe stays within a very technical lane, but doesn’t drift admirably outside of it. Adventure runners and mud-enthusiasts will find...

Puma Deviate Nitro Review: Is It Fast, or Not?

Our testers had split feelings about Puma's first carbon fiber shoe. Before you pull the trigger hear what our father/son tester duo had...

Merrell Agility Peak 4 Review: Not Amazingly Good, But Surprisingly Good

Merrell deserves a hard-earned place in the upper echelons of trail running shoes, even if the spotlight has focused on other brands as...

Hoka One Zinal Review: Hoka Finally Did It!

Finally a Hoka for technical terrain! The Zinal eases the throttle back on some of the maximalist tendencies in Hoka, but retains ample...

Brooks Hyperion Elite 2 Review: First Run Impressions

Immediately two things struck me about the Hyperion Elite 2; despite sharing the same name as the original Hyperion Elite they are...

Nike Pegasus 37 Review: Better than the Turbo?

Who it’s for: Neutral runners looking for an everyday training shoe that’s offers a medium cushioning level while still being suitable...