Shoe Reviews

Meaghan and Ryan review the Topo Athletic Specter, a lightweight high-stack trainer for up-tempo distance work and racing.

Adrienne and Meaghan review the Puma Run XX Nitro WNS, a women-specific light stability shoe with plenty of Nitro foam and Puma Grip rubber.

Taylor and Matt review the Craft CTM Ultra Carbon 2, an updated road-to-trail beast with a carbon plate and updated midsole.

We take a first look at the Adidas Adistar CS, a more supportive and cushioned take on the Adistar. Also, it looks pretty good.

Adrienne reviews the Altra Escalante 3, an updated zero-drop trainer with less foam underfoot but a nice ride for zero-drop rookies.

Renaldo, Jayton, and Ryan review the Skechers GoRun Ride 10, a daily trainer that can suck up plenty of miles but might land you in the NSA.

Matt reviews the Adidas Terrex Agravic Pro, a trail shoe that nails the style, but heads down the wrong trail overall.

Taylor reviews the Inov-8 Parkclaw G280, a road-to-trail shoe with a rock-solid grip and a love for dirt rather than pavement.

Meaghan and Jarrett review the Asics GlideRide 3, an updated daily trainer with a FlyteFoam Blast+ topsole for miles of padded comfort.

Robbe, Jayton, and Jordynn the Brooks Launch 9, an affordable daily trainer with a little extra foam underfoot that stays true to its roots.