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New Balance MROO Review (1)
New Balance MROO Classification: Lightweight racing flat Weight: 6.4 oz Read More |
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Skechers Gorun – A Real Running Shoe From Skechers (1)
Skechers must have believed strongly in the Gorun before asking one of America’s best distance runners, Meb Keflezighi to sport their new prototype at The Rock ‘n’ Roll San Jose Half Marathon. For one, the shoe actually resembles a running shoe. Secondly, it addresses the issue of mid-foot versus forefoot striking by promoting a mid-foot strike design. Read More |
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New Balance 1400 – The Perfect Racing Flat (1)
New Balance 1400 Classification: Lightweight racing flat Weight: 7.1 oz. New Balance is so confident in the design of their latest lightweight racing shoe that they are claiming they may have created the “perfect racing flat” and are promoting the 1400 with the words… “Travel at the Speed of Light”. The 1400s were inspired by the New Balance 890s training shoe and share some similar features such as the use of REVlite technology and their “no-sew” welded seams. The REVlite technology used throughout the midsole of the shoe claims to be 30% lighter than foams of comparable performance and the welded seams on the toe box and sides keep the shoe flexible while minimizing weight. Read More |
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The 890s “Make Excellent Happen” (1)
New Balance 890 Classification: Cushioning/Neutral Weight: Men’s 9.7 oz. Women’s: 7.7 oz. |
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Mizuno Wave Rider 14 (0)
Surf’s Up! Classification: Cushioning/Neutral Weight: Men’s 10.6 oz, Women’s 8.7 oz. Read More |
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New Balance 759 (0)
The “Can’t Go Wrong” Cushioning Shoe
Classification: Cushioning/Neutral Weight: Men’s 11.1 oz., Women’s 8.8 oz. Read More |
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Newton Shoes, Great…IF You’re In Shape (1)
Are you in the market for a new pair of running shoes? Do you want to run with the Kenyans on race day? There is some good news and some bad news. |