Altra Instinct 3 Review

I really liked the Altra Instinct 2, but I don't find their update to be as compelling. The shoe is now too firm for its weight, though it's still a top contender for ultras where you don't want to cut the toe box open. I compare the Instinct 3 with the Instinct 2, Asics Gel Hyper Speed, Hoka Clifton, Altra One, Saucony Kinvara, and the Asics GT 2000. Altra Instinct 3 Review

Garmin Epix Review

My review of the Garmin Epix along with its GPS Accuracy results 

Skechers GORun Ride Review

The GORun Ride initially seems like a great shoe, but it's cushioning is more squishy than springy, and it wears too quickly.(It also seems to get confused with the "GORun" I reviewed yesterday.) Skechers GORun Ride Review

Skechers GORun 4 Review

Sadly, even if Skechers fixed the flaws in the GORun, it still wouldn't be a great shoe. I had such high hopes for the GORun, but yet again I'm disappointed. Skechers GORun 4 Review

Hoka Clifton 2 Review

The Clifton was justifiably a huge seller for Hoka, and the best selling shoe at Running Warehouse last year. It combined the massive cushioning that Hoka were famous for, but at a weight that other manufactures would label a racing shoe. That cushioning-to-weight ratio is hard to beat in any shoe. So the replacement, the Clifton 2, is not only important to Hoka, but to all of us that love the Clifton. Here’s my review and analysis of the Hoka Clifton 2, along with a comparison with the original Clifton, the Hoka Odyssey (the Clifton’s twin), Bondi, Mafate, Conquest, and even the Asics GT 2000. The shoe price widget will find the best price in your size for the new and original Clifton, as well as others.

Saucony Kinvara review for version 6

I've updated my Saucony Kinvara review for version 6. There are thankfully few changes, and it's still one of my favorite transitional shoes.