Running Shoes
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By Nick Harris-Fry Published
I’ve tried a lot of new running shoes in 2025, and gone back to some old favorites too, and these are the three I’d buy myself for a road running shoe rotation to cover training and racing.

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
The Nike Pegasus 41 and Asics Novablast 5 are two of the most popular running shoes available, but which should you get for your training?

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
The On Cloudsurfer Max is a cushioned shoe with a smooth, rockered ride, but it’s not as soft as billed and a little overpriced compared to other daily trainers.

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
The Brooks Hyperion Max 3 lives up to its name in maxing out on cushioning and tech, but doesn’t perform as well as other plated running shoes.

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
RecommendedThe Adidas Boston 13 fixes the problems I had with the Boston 12 and offers value as a fast and versatile training shoe that undercuts most rivals on price.

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
RecommendedThe Saucony Endorphin Speed 5 continues the line’s fine heritage in being one of the best all-rounders available, but its predecessor is just as good and available for less.

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
I review a lot of running shoes and so far the standout of 2025 for me has been the Adidas Adizero Evo SL, which is a fantastic daily trainer at a great price.

By Nick Harris-Fry Published
The On Cloudsurfer Max is a new cushioned running shoe from the Swiss brand that promises a soft and smooth ride for your easy and long runs.
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