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The Stinson ATR 5 provides cushion, stability, and comfort over a variety of terrain types – from road to dirt to rocks – even at longest distances.While these are not the fastest race shoes, they are reliable, durable, and inspire confidence over long efforts on most types of terrain

The Saucony Omni Iso 2 is phenomenal with moderate stability for a daily trainer. The combination of small but effective changes along with dependable technologies Saucony is known for makes the Omni Iso 2 a reliable everyday trainer

The Altra Escalante 2.0 is, without a doubt, my go to road running shoe at the moment. From the track to the road, a training run to race day, the Escalante 2.0 can do it all!

The Adidas Solar Boost ST 19 doesn't look like much on the surface. Dive deeper and it's a well performing shoe offering the right amount of stability and comfort second to none. It's built for the long run; literally and figuratively!

The Nike Pegasus Turbo 2 is here to rock your workout and push you to long distance racing PRs. The best in Nike’s foam technology doesn’t come cheap though, so it’s best appreciated by serious runners and by those who are chasing marginal gains

The Nike Winflo 6 is a well cushioned daily trainer that comes with notable upgrades when compared to its predecessor. The newer styling blends in with the more elite Nike shoes, but features a price for the budget conscious