: www.avia.com Full Review: No prizes for guessing which Olympic sprint champion this racing shoe is named after. An update on Avia's top-of-the-range performance shoe, it has Cantilever concave heel technology to soften impact and provide a stable heel
In short:Brand new shoe from Nike, showcasing its Lunarlite foam technology in a midsole that provides extra cushioning through spreading out the force of foot-strike more evenly. Weight (M): 258g Contact: www.nike.com Full Review: Nike has adapted
during transition to create a smooth ride.We say This scored highly in almost every category. The shoe felt like a slipper on the foot and it remained cushioned and comfy despite the stripped-down midsole. Tread was average in wet conditions and the long
In short:Basic, lightweight stripped-down performance shoe Brian Sexton 2: Good neutral shoe for minimalist fans or under-pronators. Supple, light weight & breathable. Strengths: Neutral, minimal, breathable. Lack of cushioning is a pro for proper
In short:Cushioned performance shoe with supportive breathable upper B (Ewok`s Mate): IF YOU'RE A MID-FOOT STRIKER, AVOID Strengths: Light weight Weaknesses: Light weight Overall: As a mid-foot striker, I didn't like this at all.It felt OK
and the positive feedback will be a relief to New Balance. The lack of heel cushioning and the 4mm differential between heel and toe height (as opposed to typically 12mm on a cushioned running shoe) mean the foot is lower to the ground, which encourages a mid
, but the heel fit was universally popular. Weight (M): 285g Weight (W): 241g Full Review: Nike has added a sockliner that moulds to the foot; thin leather overlays on the upper to better wrap the shoe around the foot; and more cushioning in the midfoot
performing Musha. The main update here is the addition of AP+, Mizuno’s premium cushioning, which extends from the forefoot to the rear midfoot and gives a plush feel for midfoot strikers. The shoe felt over-structured despite the low weight, but this works
can be found in the main review. Very good foot feel and the interior of the shoe is nicely smooth so sockless running causes no problems. Although I normally use flats for training the lack of heel rise is noticable in this shoe- so calves will get
Pros: Cons: Weight (M): 368g Weight (W): 297g Contact: www.puma.com Full Review: What's new? New from Puma, the Ventis is designed as a top-end performance shoe for those who need just a little medial support. Its shock-absorption system provides
