Running Shoe Reviews

A lightweight and supremely cushioned road-running shoe that provides support for over-pronation alongside freedom of movement. Available in wide fittings.

This anti-pronation shoe has the right combination of stability and cushioning when you need moderate support on your runs, while still being lightweight.

The focus of Hylo Athletics is on high performance with light environmental impact, combining bio-based materials with innovative design.

Saucony’s Hurricane makes a strong return with a comprehensive redesign, in the form of premium cushioning and enhanced overpronation support.

Hoka's Clifton 11 prioritises comfort, with premium levels of cushioning, and smoother movement through early-stage MetaRocker™ technology.

The Brooks Cascadia 20 is really versatile: enough cushioning on hard ground, but you still have the feeling of ground-contact for confidence when needed.

GT-1000 15 is a valuable addition to the market. As well as running, it's also suitable for gym workouts. Durable, with softer cushioning than previously.

A proper trail-running shoe, Hoka's Speedgoat 7 has enough cushioning to see you over rocky terrain, ultra distance and more, while still feeling light.

Known for its soft cushioning, snug feel and simplistic overall design, the Ghost 18 is a great option as a traditional daily running shoe. Width fittings.

Anti-pronation road running shoe which offers the runner ample comfort through its pronounced cushioning and secure fit – allowing a smooth experience.

Asics' iconic shoe boasts reliable support and supreme comfort. Try this top of the range, updated model for a lightweight yet stable running shoe.

Power through every mile with the Hylo Athletics Axis, a high-performance stability shoe, designed to reduce overpronation and ensure a smoother heel-to-to...