Shoe Review: Tarkine Trail Devil
With quite an aggressive rocker, the Trail Devil feels like a relatively fast and flowing shoe when out on the trails. An ideal shoe for those shorter trail races, where speed is key.
Nike launches Joyride Run Flyknit
Nike is excited to introduce the Nike Joyride Run Flyknit, debuting its latest proprietary innovation, Nike Joyride.
A Beginner’s Guide to Rockered Soles
There are various types of rockered soles, but the most prevalent is the forefoot rocker, also known as toe spring. This feature refers to the upward curve of the sole under the forefoot or toes, typically ranging from 10 to 25 degrees. With recent advancements in shoe technology, the use of rockered soles has become more widespread.
Running Shoe Reviews: Fresh Foam Beacon by New Balance
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Km’s run during testing process: 400
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New Balance’s Fresh Foam Beacon is an incredibly...
Running Shoe Reviews: Saucony Triumph 17
The oldest running shoe company of them all, Saucony, have landed their latest high mileage trainer, and it does not, repeat, does not, disappoint.
Saucony states the following about the Triumph 17:
‘First-class long runs are lighter than ever.
For those who crave the ultimate in protective cushioning, the Triumph 17 is our most cushioned shoe, giving you everything you need to cruise through the longest of runs. Make running hangovers a thing of the past.’
So, are Saucony’s claims accurate, is this shoe worth the $250 investment?
Runner’s Tribe took the Triumph through the paces, and below is our unpaid for review.
Running Shoe Reviews: Hoka Clifton 7
Another year, another Hoka Clifton, perhaps Hoka’s most popular shoe. A highly cushioned, neutral high mileage trainer. A workhorse for endless miles. HOKA called it their ‘Ultra comfortable go to daily runner’ – it’s hard to argue with that
Not designed for speed, but for long distances or easy runs.
The Clifton 7 is very similar to the Clifton 6 – a nice, soft, lightweight, cushioned ride. The only significant changes are a new upper (mesh) and various minor changes to it’s last/upper/heel counter. The differences between the 6 and 7 are pretty much negligible, some minor tweaks, but hardly noticeable.
Runner’s Tribe took these shoes through 110km of mostly road and light trail running, and below is our unpaid for analysis.
ASICS LAUNCHES GT-2000™ 11 TO PARTNER YOUR SHORT RUNS, LONG RUNS, AND EVERYTHING IN...
ASICS today announces the launch of the latest stability running shoe, the GT-2000TM 11. The highly versatile and reliable trainer offers outstanding cushioning, support and stability, for a comfortable run.
Achilles Tendinitis: Understanding and Finding the Best Shoes
Achilles tendinitis, an overuse injury of the Achilles tendon, affects many, from avid athletes to weekend warriors and even those with more sedentary lifestyles....
Running Shoe Reviews: Hoka Rincon 3
For those who are still to learn about Hoka, the Rincon is a sleeker version of the Hoka Clifton (the brand's best selling high mileage neutral trainer). The main differences is the Rincon is slightly cut back making it lighter and faster. The Rincon is more versatile than the Clifton, it can used for long training runs, but is also suitable for speedy thresholds or even a faster session/interval type of a workout. It can be classed as a lightweight neutral everyday trainer.
Tarkine Autopilot Running Shoe Review
A shoe built for heavenly mile after mile of plushness, the Autopilot is Tarkine's first ever high-stack road shoe. It is in direct competition with the giants such as the ASICS Novablast, Nike Invincible, HOKA Clifton and New Balance More.