Gear & Shoe Reviews
Hoka Bondi 9 Review: Lighter, Higher, and More Stable
The Bondi line has been around long enough to earn its reputation as Hoka’s plush, reliable, no-nonsense workhorse. But with the Bondi 9, Hoka...
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Ulysses Waya Review: The Long-Distance Road Specialist
If the Honi is a "stretchy slipper" for the gym, the Ulysses Waya is the high-performance sport sedan of the lineup. Designed to lead...
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Mizuno Neo Zen Review: Comfort, Responsiveness, and Long-Run Performance
When it comes to high-cushion long-run trainers, Mizuno has been quietly innovating. The Mizuno Neo Zen, also known as Mystery Shoe #1, is designed...
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Nike Pegasus 41 Review: A Familiar Everyday Trainer With Subtle—but Meaningful—Upgrades
The Nike Pegasus is a shoe many runners have grown up with—myself included—and the Pegasus 41 continues that long legacy with a blend of...
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Nike Invincible 3 Review: Max Cushion, ZoomX Energy, and a Whole New Feel
Nike calls the Invincible 3 “their most comfortable everyday ride,” and as someone who reviews shoes weekly and spends way too much time rotating...
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Nike Pegasus Plus Review: A Lightweight, Cushioned Daily Trainer with ZoomX
Nike calls the Pegasus Plus an “energized everyday ride,” and after logging miles in it—from easy runs to strides—I understand why. As someone who...
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ASICS GlideRide Max Review: A Plush, Rocker-Driven Long-Run Trainer
ASICS calls the GlideRide Max a “long-run cruiser,” a shoe designed to make miles feel smoother and more consistent. After buying it with my...
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New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer v3 Review: A Stable, Cushioned Long-Run Workhorse
When New Balance says a shoe delivers “comfort every step of the way,” I’m immediately curious — because marathon training has a way of...
