Reebok Floatride Run Fast Pro Review
Reebok recently made a massive resurgence in the performance footwear world over the last couple of years. Everything from daily trainers to racing shoes have been revamped and utilizing the newest technologies within the industry. Aimed at being a top tier low profile racing shoe, the Reebok Run Fast Pro features their Floatride foam at a sub 4 ounce package for those looking to have the lightest combination of weight and responsiveness on their feet.
Asics FujiTrabuco Lyte Review
Finding lightweight trail shoes can be difficult. The market currently looks more toward maximally cushioned shoes. Additionally, trail shoes in general are heavier due to different upper and sole design compared to road shoes. So for those looking for lightweight trainers or racing flats on trails are limited to only a couple options. The Asics FujiTrabuco Lyte is one of them. Asics usually isn't a company I associate with trail running, but the company is making some interesting product moves recently. As someone with a preference for lightweight trainers, this is a shoe I had to get on my feet now that I have whole set of trails a mile from my house. Even though I have several other trails shoes now, I keep reaching for this one. Let's talk about why.
Saucony Kinvara 12 Multiple Tester Review
The original Kinvara was a major standout in the industry. A lightweight trainer with a lower drop that had enough cushion to train with but was light enough to race with. This was incredible for a high 7 ounce shoe at the time, given that most lightweight trainers still sat in the low 9 oz range. This shoe has evolved over time and edges slightly back and forth between more trainer and more racer. These were subtle shifts until this version. The Kinvara 12 takes a far faster and more aggressive turn than previous versions, but still has the essence of a shoe that can handle both training, racing and everything in between.
Saucony Guide 14 Review
The Saucony Guide 14 is a daily mileage stability trainer from Saucony that has been around and refined for a long time. The shoe features an updated upper to make the shoe more streamlined, feel lighter on foot and continues to utilize PWRUN cushioning as seen in the Kinvara and Ride models.
Saucony Hurricane 23 Multiple Tester Review
By Chief Editor Matt Klein and Senior Contributors David Salas and Nathan Brown
The Saucony Hurricane series is a long standing premium stability shoe. Generally featuring plush cushioning and a high level of stability, version 23 returns almost completely redone. The previous version suffered from an identify crisis (REVIEW), while the Hurricane 23 makes a clear statement. Featuring massive upper and outsole updates with traditional posting, the evolution of the ride of this shoe is quite dramatic and further emphasizes Saucony's performance focus.
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