Shoe Reviews

Matt tests the new Salomon Supercross over 50 miles. A less-aggressive alternative to the Speedcross, it still provides a great service on the trails.

Is Nike Joyride is a legit running technology, or just a well-oiled hype machine? Probably a little bit of both, and we're okay with that.

Thomas and Dave review the Saucony Type A9, a lightweight racing flat with a real swell upper and minimal cushion. But can it hold up beyond 5K?

Austin reviews the adidas Solar Boost ST, a stability shoe featuring a Boost midsole, Solar Propulsion Rail system, and Continental rubber outsole.

Robbe reviews the all-new HOKA Hupana Flow, a casual trainer meant to crossover to the gym or everyday life. It's a surprisingly nice and fun running shoe.

Coach Dave and Robbe are pleasantly surprised with the Brooks Revel 3, a solid daily trainer that is probably the best-looking shoe in the Brooks arsenal.

Austin reviews the updated Saucony Liberty ISO 2, a stability shoe featuring a new knit upper, full-length Everun midsole, and improved medial post.

Megan and Austin fall in love with the Brooks Ghost 12, an easy day, cushioned trainer that gave their legs a break from the daily grind.

Thomas and Robbe review the always popular Adidas Boston 8 trainer. Adidas made small improvements that keep the character you love.

A true legend in the trail running scene returns. Taylor, Jarrett, and Erin combine to review the Brooks Cascadia 14 in men's, women's, and wide versions.