Wellness Reviews

The Garmin Forerunner 170 offers everything runners need to track their training plus some useful smart features, all in an attractive and lightweight package.

Like its 41 predecessors, the Nike Pegasus 42 is a reliable and good value pick for daily miles, but lacks the comfort and fun of rival running shoes.

The Columbia Drainmaker sneakers are hybrid water shoes that offer comfortable steadiness in the water and on the rocks, but a little friction could put some adventurers off.

The Columbia Newton Alpines are decent mid-terrain hiking boots, although they demonstrate issues with comfort and breathability.

They may be built for the outdoors, but the world decided the Salomon XT-6s are meant for city coffee shops, and I agree.

I enjoyed my miles in the Hoka Skyward X 2 thanks to its bouncy, cushioned design, but there are outstanding alternatives available for a lot less than its $225 price.

H2O Audio TRI Run are secure, lightweight, and comfortable bone conduction headphones, perfect for those who take exercise more seriously than music quality.

The Fitnexa SomniPods 3 pack sleep earbuds, wellness trackers and your own AI Coach into one tiny package, but makes some sacrifices to do so.

The On Cloudmonster 3 Hyper LS is one of my favorite new running shoes of 2026 thanks to its exceptionally lightweight and versatile design, but the high price is off-putting.

The Keen Seek are rugged, breathable, bouncy trail shoes that are some of the most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn, but I wouldn’t recommend them for wet terrain.