Details on the Saucony Triumph ISO 2 Category: Neutral, Cushioned Weight: 10.2 oz Sizes: 7-15 Widths: One width available Pros of the Saucony Triumph Form fitting Cushioned ride Snug wrap around ankle Plush cushioning...
As a runner, we have hundreds of choices when it comes to which running shoes we decide to run in. A few years back, we had the minimalist craze and the current time period...
Admittedly, Saucony is the brand I’ve reviewed the least over the years. This hasn’t been by choice, it has just worked out that way. I’ve noted the passionate following that models like the Kinvara...
The Puma Ignite review revealed a lean, light-weight and performance-ready sneaker. Puma Ignite running shoes – Performance I ran in college but a few injuries and surgeries eliminated the activity for me. Once I...
My first impression of the Vazee Pace road shoe by New Balance was positive! Aesthetically, they were appealing to the eye in that the blue color was bright and went with pretty much any...
I am here today to offer a review of this stylish and functional piece of footwear. The New Balance 860v5 is a running shoe. For those of you unfamiliar with the concept, here is...
A company like Asics certainly needs no introduction – they’ve been a staple of the running community since 1949 – and the Gel-Noosa lineup (of which the Asics Gel-Noosa Tri 10 is certainly a...
Few running brands have received as much attention over the last few years as Hoka. As much as minimal shoes were popular a while back, runners of all abilities are excited about the cushy...
With the veritable cornucopia of shoe companies all coming out with a “maximal” design, it’s no surprise that Asics threw their hat into the ring with the Asics 33-M, out new this Spring. Asics,...
With the S-Lab X-Series running shoe, Salomon has attempted to blend the needs of the road racer with that of the urban runner. Because a typical urban course has diverse surfaces such as pavement,...
The new Adidas Ultra Boost trainers are billed as “The Greatest Running Shoe Ever.” The claim likely has been made before, perhaps many times before. But it’s unlikely that such an assertion has ever...
I think I fit Pearl Izumi’s target market perfectly. I mountain bike, cycle the roads, enjoy the challenge of a triathlon, and hit the roads and trails for running. If I had to take...
We’ve all seen them out there – whether it was at a race, the gym, or just running around your favorite park/trail system, they were guaranteed to turn your head. Perhaps you saw them...
When the opportunity presented itself to put the New Balance 1400v2 to the test, I was quite excited to see what this shoe had to offer. I had some experience testing the original 1400...
Having the opportunity to put the Brooks PureFlow 4 to the test was a truly welcoming sight. Let it be known that I already own 2 PureFlow’s; both the original first ever version in the...
‘Less is more’ – that’s how the old saying goes… but what if it isn’t? What if more is truly more? Brooks set out to disprove the old colloquialism with the newly updated Brooks...
Even though I am true to the trail, the demands of work and a one year old make it hard to get a trail run in during the week. This winter, I’ve resorted to...
The Puma Faas 600 is billed as a no-frills running shoe for those seeking good stability and moderate cushioning. Though its bold color schemes will appeal to some more than others, the shoe itself...
Run happy, says Brooks. Notice they don’t say run happy depending on the shoe – whether it’s “support” or “free”, Brooks’ intent is to have all runners happy. So they put just as much...
Heading into the summer with a killer update is the Saucony Virrata 2. For those of you who remember (okay, admit it, none of you) I took the Saucony Virrata out for a solid...
