Running Shoe Reviews

Rain, mud, road or trail the Brooks Divide 6 GTX has got you covered! Its Gore-Tex upper keeps your feet feeling dry and comfortable in any weather.

A top choice for neutral runners wanting excellent cushioning, lightweight and a comfortable experience. Featuring the breakthrough Infinion midsole.

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

A reliable and cushioned daily trainer suitable for any distance – for neutral and supinator runners. The updated upper material has improved ventilation...

Topo Atmos 2 is a max-cushioned, neutral road shoe – now with an improved midsole foam for extra comfort, along with Topo's signature foot-shaped toe-box...

The market leader in road-racing shoes, the Saucony Endorphin Pro 5 has returned with new and improved features to enjoy. Get ready to set some PBs!

In the SuperComp Rebel New Balance have taken their very popular Rebel and supercharged it, introducing something of a breakthrough in plated racing-shoes.

The Cascadia 20 GTX is a waterproof and durable trail shoe that features Vibram® Megagrip for excellent traction and protection on rugged terrain.

Topo's Ultra Venture 5 is a max-cushioned road-to-trail running shoe. It has Topo’s signature wide toe-box, which allows you to spread your toes naturall...

The Asics Novablast 6 is a lightweight, springy trainer for neutral runners. It will cover distances from 5k and 10k up to a marathon.

Think regular Clifton on steroids – in a good way. Hoka's Clifton Pro has a high stack-height and max cushioning, but it’s propulsive rather than pillo...

Make every stride lighter, springier, and more responsive with the Ghost Amp – built on the classic Ghost 18 feel, with a few tweaks to amplify your run.