In short:Brooks has understandably been loath to mess with a shoe that has been its UK bestseller for several years. It provides a nice mix of solid pronation support and cushioning (which have been subtly tweaked), and some wear testers this time

- but there was a decrease in cushioning over time. Best for neutral-gaited runners who value speed over durability.Wear testers say "Too light for heavy usage; after a month the upper started to deteriorate." Steve Grant Reefs: Good shoe for distance training, nice

In short:Part of Brooks' range of stripped-down shoes designed to promote a more natural running style. Pros:Part of Brooks' range of stripped-down shoes designed to promote a more natural running style. Cons:Part of Brooks' range of stripped

): 259g Full Review: If you sit between neutral and overpronator, this is worth a look. Brook has changed the last, which now follows the mid and forefoot better. And, though the tester reported a lack of contour around the heel, this was compensated

decided it was time to go back to good old Brooks .My very first pair of decent running shoes were the beast .So after a few foot pains it was time for a change.Tried out a pair of Ravennas for approx two months doing time trials /speed work , 10k and half

, comfortable yet supportive- A delight to run in! Weaknesses: - Light, responsive, comfortable yet supportive- A delight to run in! Overall: I really enjoy the Radius 5's. I have had 4 pairs. I've raced in them, trained in them, multi terrained in them

use them for training and racing. Weaknesses: They just seem to fit me to a "T". Comfort is excellent, and I use them for training and racing. Overall: Can put them on straight from the box and go out for a long run, speed or hill session, anything

: Great running shoes if the support and ride is right for you. Paco: Brooks Ravenna2 are a reaaly comfortable ride. Strengths: Comfort, cushioning and guidance. Weaknesses: Comfort, cushioning and guidance. Overall: Having suffered with calf soreness

mid-upper support for a flexible but secure fit across the top of the foot.WE SAY This is Brooks' top-of-the-range cushioned shoe, suitable for neutral-footed runners. One of the best features was the pampered sensation on the run without compromising

for a very quick ride. Brooks' premium cushioning in the midsole gave testers a very comfy experience, although a few complained of irritation from the heel counter. A solid everyday training choice for neutral runners. Peter Perkins 2: No good if you