Road Running Shoe Reviews

The Brooks Glycerin Max 2 is built for easy miles and smooth recovery runs, pairing cloud-soft cushioning with a springy, responsive feel.

Want to increase your speed and efficiency? This shoe truly delivers with its comfortable and lightweight cushioning. Get ready to elevate your runs today.

Ultra soft cushioning. Brooks has launched the Ghost Max 3, with a wider base for stability, and a gentle rocker sole for a smooth transition on long runs.

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

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

Buckle up and get ready for the new Topo Aura, offering both support and luxurious comfort. With a wider toe box for natural foot splay.

Outstanding running shoes. Great option as a transition shoe for a neutral runner – something between minimal and the traditional cushioned range.

Experience the plush, luxurious feel and unstoppable responsiveness of the On Cloudsurfer Max – your ultimate companion for longer, high-energy runs.

A great daily road running shoe, offering a soft, plush landing. The redesigned heel counter and tongue give a secure and supportive structure.

Part of Asics' established support series, this iteration has a mix of cushioning and responsiveness. Fitting for daily training and long distance running.

Topo’s max-cushioned, neutral road-running shoe, the Specter 2 is a high-performance, ultra-lightweight trainer with a low (5mm) heel-to-toe offset.

Saucony’s most popular racing shoe has been redesigned to incorporate more cushioned comfort and an aggressive but stable nylon plate to energise your ru...