Wellness Reviews

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The 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.

After over 50 miles of walking in the Keen Hightrail Mids, these sneaker-style hiking boots are my new go-to for 3-season expeditions.

The Hyperice Venom Go is a muscle relaxation device that combines vibration and heat therapy to relieve everyday aches and pains.

The Hyperice Hypervolt 2 Pro is $349: an expensive massage gun. Thankfully, it performs like a premium option, but doesn’t quite do enough to justify its price.

The DeerRun Q1 Mini is a delightfully affordable under-desk treadmill that helped me smash my daily step targets, but I wouldn’t recommend it for runners.

The Brooks Hyperion Elite 5 is the best racing shoe Brooks has made and will help you set PRs on race day, but there are a couple of carbon plate super-shoes I still have ahead of it.

The New Balance Rebel v5 is a comfortable, lightweight and stable daily trainer that will tick all the boxes for a wide range of runners.

The Puma Velocity Nitro 4 is a great running shoe that will work well for new and experienced runners alike, and it’s good value, too.

The Garmin Venu X1 introduces a new addition to Garmin’s range, offering a sporty design that competes with the likes of the Forerunner 970 while maintaining a smartwatch-style appearance.