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Fall 2009 Training Shoe Reviews
Neutral Runners to Slight Overpronators
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didas adiZero Aegis
adidas Response Cushion
ASICS GEL-Pulse
Brooks Ghost 2
Brooks Launch
Mizuno Wave Precision 10
New Balance 758
Newton Sir Isaac/Lady Isaac
Nike Air Pegasus+ 26
Nike LunarGlide+
Pearl Izumi Cruise
Puma Complete Velosis
Reebok Premier Verona KFS II
Reebok Premier Aztrek
Reebok Premier Trinity KFS IV
Saucony ProGrid Ride 2
Slight to Severe Overpronators
adidas Supernova Sequence 2
ASICS GEL-Evolution 5
Brooks Ravenna
Brooks Trance 9
Karhu Stable Ride
Mizuno Wave Alchemy 9
Mizuno Wave Renegade 4
New Balance 850
New Balance 1225
Puma Complete Vectana
Saucony ProGrid Hurricane 11
Saucony ProGrid Omni 8
Why We Don't Give Out Shoe Awards
There's no such thing as 'the perfect running shoe'
1/27/2010
Fall 2009 Trail Shoe Review
It's about running trails
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Saucony ProGrid Razor
A running galosh
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Salomon S-Lab 2
Fast and smooth on any surface
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Saucony ProGrid Guide 2
The perfect shoe for tame trails
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Puma Complete Vectana WTR
Surprisingly responsive
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Patagonia Tsali
Patagonia's first legitimate running shoe
December 2009
Trail Shoe: The North Face Boulder Canyon
A good off-road shoe for a relatively low price
December 2009
Trail Shoe: New Balance 910
Good motion control shoe for sloppy conditions
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Montrail Mountain Masochist GTX
Great for long runs on rocky trails
December 2009
Trail Shoe: Mizuno Wave Cabrakan
Protection + flexibility
December 2009
Trail Shoe: ASICS Gel-Trabuco 12 WR
Comfortable out of the box and well cushioned
December 2009
Trail Shoe: adidas AdiZero XT
Low-profile, lightweight and responsive
December 2009
Race-Ready Roadsters
Fast shoes for all types of runners
September 2009
Fall Shoe Review
29 new models to choose from
October 2009
Training Shoe: ASICS Gel-Pulse
A low-priced alternative for neutral runners
October 2009
Training Shoe: Brooks Ghost 2
Built for fast and fearless running
October 2009
Training Shoe: Mizuno Wave Precision 10
Thick well-cushioned heel and low-profile, speedy forefoot
October 2009
Training Shoe: New Balance 758
A great option for neutral-gaited runners or orthotics wearers
October 2009
Training Shoe: Nike LunarGlide+
Perhaps the start of the next big technological breakthrough
October 2009
Training Shoe: Puma Complete Velosis
A soft, long-lived ride
October 2009
Training Shoe: Reebok Premier Aztrek
A reliable shoe at an affordable price
October 2009
Training Shoe: Saucony ProGrid Ride 2
A good mix of softness, smoothness and resiliency particularly when running fast
October 2009
Training Shoe: adidas Supernova Sequence
Subtle yet functional stability
October 2009
Training Shoe: ASICS Gel-Evolution 5
Extremely stable but with a fast toe-off
October 2009
Training Shoe: Brooks Ravenna
A high arch but a smooth and fast ride
October 2009
Training Shoe: Karhu Stable Ride
Cushioned, functional and unobtrusive
October 2009
Training Shoe: New Balance 1225
Solid and stable
October 2009
Training Shoe: Saucony ProGrid Hurricane 11
Controlling softness
October 2009
Training Shoe: Saucony ProGrid Omni 8
A good high-volume shoe
October 2009
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