1. What is Saucony Everun? 2. Ride experience, comparison with Triumph ISO 1 3. Upper updates, and changes in fit quality 4. Other details, conclusion These are busy times for Saucony. In just under a year, it has reworked its upper design to accommodate the new ISOFIT  Read more...

1. Background 2. Comparing the Vazee Pace to other New Balance lightweights 3. Midsole materials and the ride experience 4. Upper design and fit, finer details, conclusion Much of the mainstream media’s attention is focused on three publicly traded sportswear giants – adidas, Nike and Underarmour. Ok,  Read more...

Much like the Nike Lunarglide, the adidas Sequence 8 Boost is a different spin on the motion control footwear story. It does not feature a traditionally designed medial post, or a ‘pro-moderator’ wedge in adidas-speak. Instead, the Sequence uses a kinda-neutral heel design combined with a supportive under-arch  Read more...

Every brand has their top ‘stability’ shoe, albeit in different flavors. You know, the one with the biggest medial post, upper plushness, packed to the gills with marketable tech and a $140+ price – that kind of heady stuff. Brooks has their Adrenaline GTS. Saucony has their  Read more...

If you went by standard definitions of ‘neutral’ and ‘motion control/stability’, the Nike Lunarglide 7 does not fit into either category. The absence of a firmer medial midsole does not make it a traditional support shoe, and the presence of a firmer foam casing wrapped around a  Read more...