Latest articles by Nick Harris-Fry
The Brooks Hyperion Max 4 promises a speedy, springy ride for fast training, but it’s heavy and feels sluggish compared to the best rivals in its category.
The WalkingPad G5i treadmill might be the perfect home training option if you don’t have much space, but it’s underspecced for its high price.
The Coros Pace 4 Pro comes in cheaper than the Garmin Forerunner 570 while offering maps, but the Garmin fights back with better smarts and extra training analysis.
The rowing crunch completely replaced sit-ups in my workout routine — here’s why and how to do it.
Ditch the contact lenses and get a set of proper sports sunglasses for the best experience during runs and other workouts.
The Brooks Ghost Amp is a more energetic daily trainer than the Ghost 18 and a welcome addition to Brooks’ line-up, but it faces stiff competition from other brands.
We've tested hundreds of running shoes and selected our favorites to help make your runs more comfortable and enjoyable.
The Suunto Race 3S is a durable, attractive sports watch with a smaller case than most rivals, but its upgrades on the Race S come with a major jump in price.
I’m training for the Frankfurt Marathon, and during my highest mileage weeks, I’ve been using these three supplements to get extra carbs and speed up recovery.
The Coros Pace 4 Pro offers longer battery life and a design upgrade over the standard Pace 4, but also costs $200 more.
You don’t have to train at breakneck pace to power up your abs and core; keeping things slow and controlled will make your deep stabilizer muscles work harder.
The Saucony Hurricane 26 offers a high level of comfort and support and is a great cushioned option for runners who need extra stability.
You can’t really go wrong with either the Coros Pace 4 Pro or Garmin Forerunner 970, but each has its relative pros and cons.
The Hoka Bondi 9 and Clifton 11 are two of the most popular running shoes available, but they have different strengths and weaknesses.
I've tested the best running headphones to help you find a set that'll suit your training, last through even the longest sessions, and help you stay motivated on your run.
The Nike Pegasus Plus 2 is the best daily trainer in Nike’s line-up right now and is worth the extra you pay over the Pegasus 42, but other brands have options I prefer.
The Apple Watch 12 is claimed to have the most accurate heart rate sensing among wearables, so I put that to the test by comparing it with a chest strap across a variety of workouts.
I've tested the best carbon plate running shoes to help you find a fast, comfortable pair for your next race, including options from Nike, Adidas, Brooks, and Asics.
Even in the crowded carbon plate running shoe market, the Adidas Pro Evo 3 manages to stand out thanks to its supremely light and springy design.
The Shokz OpenFit Air 2 impressed me during testing thanks to the fit and features they offer at a lower price than Shokz’ top open earhook headphones.
We put the best trail running shoes to the test to help you find a comfortable, durable, supportive pair for your next off-road run.
Over-ear headphones aren’t usually my first choice for runs, but I enjoyed using the Beats 360 on a 10-mile run more than I expected to.
The Urevo CyberMega Smart Treadmill matches the specs of much larger and more expensive machines and performed well during my testing.
