firm behind the Mudroc – is launching three more shoes onto the off-road market.The first of these is a stripped-down version of the original Mudroc, the Mudroc 280. (The 280 refers to the shoe’s weight, and the first Mudroc is now the 290.)The Mudroc

Weight 209gEvaluation Think of the Speed Racer as the more basic alternative to Nike’s Air Sock Flame – which is a brutal thing to say, as Reebok perfected the outsole-free technology that both shoes use years ago. Both shoes have cushioning that

sculpted in the midfoot, and roomier in the toebox. As ever at this weight, it’s only a shoe for light, efficient runners.

weartesters found them too stiff and bulky, despite an impressively light weight that will lend them to speed sessions and longer races for more midweight runners. In short The FGT300 and FGT Light are like performance cars with slightly woolly, comfort

. The result: the comfort and support of a heavier shoe; the weight – though not quite the responsive, close-to-the-ground feel – of a short-distance racer. It’s a neat fast training shoe for efficient runners, or first-time racer or even marathon shoe

Weight 205gEvaluation Remember the Wave Ekiden from last spring? That was Mizuno’s audaciously light racing shoe, which squeezed Wave-plate technology into a mere 179g. Maybe its weight scared people off, because the Wave Spacer is its slightly more

Weight 308gEvaluation Whether you choose the Flyroc or the Terroc will probably simply come down to weight. There’s little to choose between the shoes' features – both have the same midsole and are built on the same last.The Flyroc feels slightly

Weight 368gEvaluation Traditionally motion control shoes have tended to be heavy, brick-like creatures best suited to big guys. But not all runners who need bags of stability want a heavy shoe. Saucony’s GRID Stabil is lighter than many motion

for short-distance races. But as a showcase shoe for very light, extremely fast runners, it’s fascinating. The upper is an extremely light, soft mesh, with minimal shaping, but it’s the mesh outsole that saves the most weight. (This web mesh is a risk on wet

Weight 215gEvaluation Adidas’s lighter racers have always been very wearable – with a fairly relaxed, wide fit and good cushioning. The Star Racer replaces the great-value perennial, the Concerto, but it’s £20 more expensive and 20g heavier