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The Saucony Ride 18 is an excellent, no-frills daily trainer, excelling in its simplicity and adaptability to various running paces. It proves to be a comfortable and dependable workhorse, ideal for runners of all levels who are looking to accumulate mileage. The 18th version features minor improvements, including a refined upper fit and a reduction in overall weight, further enhancing its versatility. These updates make the shoe suitable for a wider range of running activities, from easy ...

When Zara dropped its first-ever carbon plated running shoe last week, the running community didn't just raise eyebrows - it collectively gasped.

The Nimbus is one of Asics' best selling shoes, and possibly one of the best selling across all brands. Each version brings some update - but what's changed between the Nimbus 26 and the

The Asics Gel-Nimbus 27 is a highly cushioned and stable daily trainer for runners of all kinds. Regardless of your running ability, this shoe can range from a do-it-all, everyday shoe or as a recovery or easy day type of shoe. It feels smooth underfoot and wraps your foot in cushioned comfort.

The Hoka Bondi 9 is a good max-cushioned trainer for easy or recovery runs. It has a firm and supportive ride that provides exceptional stability but it doesn’t posess much energy return. The 9th version features a new supercritical EVA midsole which is lighter than its predecessors and features an additional 2 mm of stack height, making it the most cushioned Bondi model yet. Notably, the irritating poking arch sensation has been eliminated, making this version suitable for runners with ...