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Full review: Nike Air Zoom Miler £80
By Runner's World on 22/07/2004 18:32:08
Weight 276gEvaluation Nike introduced two performance shoes using its “caged” Zoom Air units – the Swift and the Spiridon last year. While the Swift was a pleasingly smooth and responsive shoe, the lighter Spiridon wasn’t quite so impressive, with a
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Asics Gel Foundation £64.99
By Runner's World on 15/06/2000 17:04:51
Weight 367gSizes (m) 6-12, 13, 14 (w) 3-9Pros Improved motion control; better midfoot support; good valueCons Less durable upperEvaluation The 130 MC from Asics was a mid-priced, motion-control gem. It was effective, with a good ride and a good
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Brooks Illusion £65
By Runner's World on 24/01/2003 12:55:33
The Illusion is the best cushioned shoe in the Brooks line and its remarkably light, too. This update certainly isnt dramatic the midsole and outsole are essentially the same as the previous model but its upper is a vast improvement. Using a
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Full review: New Balance 705 £55
By Runner's World on 24/01/2003 12:57:33
, little has changed, but the 705 is an improvement on previous models. The thick midsoles of the previous incarnations meant that the shoes weren’t particularly stable – and stability is vital in an off-roader. In a bid to address this, New Balance has
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Full review: Nike Air Kantara £90
By Runner's World on 20/10/2003 17:12:48
The first version of the Kantara was a lovely shoe: extremely stable, yet with a pillowy midsole. Wisely, Nike has tinkered little for version two. The main changes and improvements are in the forefoot. The Kantara’s upper fit has now been made
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Full review: Nike Shox FSM £95
By Runner's World on 22/01/2004 16:50:36
stability is much improved and the cushioning excellent for bigger runners. But the FSM is still heavier and lack the smooth heel-to-toe transition of foam-based shoes.Try it on if you liked Nike Shox D £120
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Asics Gel-DS Trainer £80
By Runner's World on 22/01/2004 18:31:38
The DS Trainer is updated every year, amd now enjoys Asics's Biomorphic Fit upper. That means that softer, stretchier mesh in two key points around the midfoot and forefoot to help prevent blisters and improve fit. Some testers loved last year
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Felldancer Challenger £51.99
By Runner's World on 16/06/2000 15:13:25
than normal trail shoes.Its a niche market, dominated by a Bolton-based company called Walsh, but Felldancer, of Burnley, has updated its range. Felldancer says its fit and traction both critical elements have been improved, with thicker, sturdier
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RW Test Off-Road Shoes
By Runner's World on 06/10/2006 17:48:48
RW tests products from Asics, Brooks, Inov-8, LaFuma, Mizuno, Salomon, Saucony, Puma, Raichle and The North Face
There are two camps in the trail running world. The first believe that a waterproof trail shoe is as much use as a wire-wool thong. What you need, they say, is a shoe with wide open mesh that lets water in quickly, and then lets it out just
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