Wellness Reviews

Tom's Guide's fitness team puts Kayla Itsine's SWEAT app to the test.

The Brooks Glycerin Flex brings a fresh approach to running shoes with its flexible design, but lacks the fun factor of my favorite sneakers.

The Bob and Brad ThermoRed 3-in-1 Back Belt eliminates back pain with heat, vibration and light therapy on a budget.

The Hoka Cielo X1 3.0 is the lightest and fastest Hoka carbon plate running shoe yet, and has a bouncier ride than many rivals from other brands.

The Puma Deviate Nitro Elite 4 is the best version of the shoe yet, and delivers a fast ride that’s more approachable for amateur runners than many carbon plate racers.

The Echelon Stride-6s-10 is a space-saving folding treadmill, but you'll need to pay to unlock the best of it.

The Puma MagMax Nitro 2 delivers a comfortable ride, but lacks the spring I expected, and there are other cushioned running shoes that offer better value or performance.

The Nike Structure Plus delivers a lot of comfort and support and is a strong cushioned option for runners who use a stability shoe.

The Adidas Adizero Evo SL ATR is the winterized model of the Adidas Evo SL daily trainer and maintains the high standards of the line.

The New Balance 1080v15 is a major update on its predecessor, thanks to the introduction of an all-new midsole foam called Infinion, which makes the shoe lighter and livelier.