Nike Flyknit Lunar 1+ review
Our original plan was to review the 2012 Nike Flyknit Racer or the Trainer. As luck would have it, that plan didn’t turn out so well. Sometime in late November, we went to the Santa Monica Nike store and tried on the Racer and the Trainer, and
Nike Zoom Vomero 7 review
The 2008 Nike Vomero 3 was the best of them all. Amazingly plush upper with a down-feather soft sole to match, the shoe caressed your feet like no other running shoe. We marveled and swooned over materials used, which at the time set a new benchmark for
Saucony Triumph 9 review
It all started seemingly well enough. It was our first day of wear testing the Saucony Triumph 9, and we settled into our predictable routine of prepping for the 5k test run. Everything about the shoe felt good – the foot sat over a cushioned insole, which
Saucony Kinvara 3 review
Mid 2000′s ushered in the era of minimalist shoes into mainstream, mostly led by the Vibram Five Fingers and the Nike Free. This is not say that minimalist running shoes did not exist at the time; distance runners and race day participants would slip into firm, ultra-flimsy
Asics Gel Nimbus 14 review
San Francisco is one of our favorite places to run in. There is nothing like running alongside the bay, with the Golden Gate bridge and the Alcatraz prison in the distance. And don’t get us started about the cool summers – temperatures just perfect, with mornings bringing
