Boasting a massive 55/5/45.5 mm stack height and Air Zoom units, the Premium is the latest edition in the beloved max cushioned Vomero line. Is the tallest stacked shoe in the game all hype, or does it deliver?
Brooks Glycerin Flex Review: The Best Glycerin?
The Flex is the latest addition to the Glycerin lineup, joining the likes of the Glycerin Max, Glycerin GTS, the standard Glycerin, and the Glycerin Pro. Find out how it stacks up against the other Glycerins (Glycerini?. Oh, and I made up the Glycerin Pro.
ASICS Metaspeed Sky Tokyo Review: This Sky Has No Limits
Big news for big-footed runners: the Metaspeed Sky Tokyo marks the first time ASICS has produced a Metaspeed in size 15 in the shoe line’s 4-year history. How did my first experience with an ASICS super shoe go? I put the pair to the test, through 40+ speedy miles.
Nike Vaporfly 4 Review: Still the Vaporfly?
I’ve run in every version of the Vaporfly except the first edition. It’s been my go-to marathon and speed work shoe over the past several years. Simply put, I’ve never run in a shoe as fast as the Vaporfly. But with big updates to the fourth edition, including a significant reduction in foam, is it still one of the best racing shoes?
Topo Athletic Atmos 2 Review: The Sequel is Even Better
The Atmos returns with a Zipfoam midsole and an increase in stack height, now 40/35 mm. Did the second edition of Topo’s max cushioned pair meet my lofty expectations after an exceptional debut?
New Balance Fresh Foam X More v6 Review: Less is More?
It’s been a few years since I last ran in New Balance’s softest and most cushioned pair. The shoe has always played second fiddle to its older, less chubby sibling, the Fresh Foam X 1080. And New Balance loves to play favorites: there’s a reason the “Run your way” company — not to be confused with Burger King’s “Have it your way”— says if they made only one shoe, it’d be the 1080. Ouch, that’s got to deflate the gigantic stack height of the More a little, right? Find out if the shoe deserves more of the spotlight.