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Shoe Review: New Balance 860v5
The Verdict New Balance has put together yet another quality shoe with the 860v5. Strongly situated in the stability category, it’s geared toward runners needing stability, support and cushioning. The 860v5 offers firmer foam on the inner edge making it perfect for mild pronators with solid arch support using their TPU shank technology. As is typical with stability shoes, the 860v5 isn’t a fast shoe, but under toe, you’ll find stiff, but springy foam that adds a little bou

Shoe Review: Newton Distance III
While the Newton Distance III won’t be for everyone, it is worth a test run if you’re looking for a lightweight neutral speed shoe. At first glance, the shoe looks odd. Your eye will immediately be drawn to the tread under the forefoot oddly protruding out from the rest of the sole. This is Newton’s patented Action/Reaction technology, which features the P.O.P1 Platform, aimed at absorbing impact and adding responsiveness. The idea here is that these “lugs” engage to ac

Shoe Review: New Balance 890v4
I recently wrote a review of the New Balance 890v4 for Gear Institute I wanted to share. The Good: - Responsiveness of a lightweight racing shoe with the cushioning of a daily trainer - Extremely lightweight (8.5oz) for the level of cushioning - Durable – able to withstand higher mileage (400+ miles) before breaking down as compared with other shoes with a similar weight - Seamless (no-sew) upper fits like a glove, hugging your feet The Bad: - The low cut around the ankle and