Exploring the world in running shoes
I’ve never ran in a shoe by On Running before, I had never even tried on a pair of their shoes before. But I did see a lot of runners, and hikers, in their shoes and I got curious (like always). I wasn’t sure which On Running model would be the best fit for me,... Continue Reading →
The Skechers MaxRoad 3 has a bit of a complex history. Normally, if a shoe company has a successful model, they won’t change too much between the different versions. Take Nike for example, if they make a second version of a shoe they’ll change something about the upper or the sole, but not both at... Continue Reading →
This is the first pair of Saucony running shoes that I’ve tried. But I had heard good things about the brand before. The Freedom ISO 2 is a neutral running shoe with a low drop of just 4 mm, with a forefoot height of 18 mm and a heel height of 22 mm. It only... Continue Reading →
I’ve been wearing Skechers running shoes for years, ever since I started running five years ago. They were the first brand of running shoes I owned and the GoTrail Ultra 4 is still one of my favorite running shoes of all time (I have owned 4 different pairs of those). But other runners have often... Continue Reading →
There has been a lot to do about the Asics Metaride. That is mainly because of its price point, it costs $250/€250. When asked on social media why this shoe was so expensive, Asics replied, because Nike does it too. Which doesn’t really seem like a legitimate reason to me. It’s like Apple getting away... Continue Reading →
I never got to try the first version of the Epic React, although they were on my wish list. There was quite a lot of hype surrounding them (but isn’t that always the case with Nike shoe releases?) and some even declared them the best running shoes of 2018. This was the first running shoe... Continue Reading →
There as been a lot of hype around the first version of the Nike Epic React Flyknit. But let's be honest, there is ALWAYS a lot of hype around the Nike running shoes. That's partially because of the brandname, but also because once in a while Nike comes up with really innovative shoes. Nike Epic... Continue Reading →
We as runners go out and run in all sorts of weather conditions and that's why we have all sorts of gear for every weather condition. We have jackets for when it's windy or raining and we have gloves and hats for when it's cold and shorts for when it's warm. And when it's sunny,... Continue Reading →
I've never tried Saucony before, this is my first pair by this brand. However, I did hear good things about their Everun midsole material. Maximum cushioned shoes are my preferred type of running shoe and every brand has it's own cushioned material. For Saucony, that's Everun. So I was curious to try it out. Saucony... Continue Reading →
The Rubix is the new stability shoe from New Balance. It has an 8 mm drop and quite a bit of cushioning. The shoe reminded me a bit of the 90’s somehow. Maybe because of the outsole that is a bit wider than the upper. But at the same time, it’s also a modern shoe... Continue Reading →
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