The Bondi was a revelation when introduced 10 years ago. The Bondi X is by far the best in the Bondi series.

If your running involves anything but pavement or concrete, the Torrent is worth a look.

If snow, slush, mud, and roads are the terrain, this HOKA shoe is the game.

HOKA has gained confidence in how it makes shoes, and that is evident in the Carbon X 2.

The facepalming Mach series got a major facelift. This shoe is… wow.

I chose the Shift, rather than the lighter Pro and Speed, as my first Saucony Endorphin to test. Could it be a compliment to my beloved Bondis?

You race in Nike almost as often as you race in HOKA. Training? Not quite so much.

Sometimes we have to micro-adjust macro-produced products.

The Clifton run family expands with the new Clifton Edge. How does it stack up?

HOKA is again making a crackerjack lightweight trainer for me.

The themes that animated me when HOKA first came out are soon (finally!) more widely available.

The Endorphin line could regain from HOKA and Nike users who’ve fled for the sort of shoe Saucony has just unveiled.