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I ran 35 miles in the Hoka Clifton 11 and it’s a comfortable daily trainer, but I’d buy this instead
By Nick Harris-Fry Published
The Hoka Clifton 11 mostly sticks to the design of the Clifton 10 and is a dependably daily training option, but the new Clifton Pro is a better all-round option and only $10 more.

I just tried the new Google Pixel Watch 5, and its upgraded health and safety features blow Apple Watch out of the water
By Dan Bracaglia Published
Not yet ratedIt might look identical to the Pixel Watch 4, but the new Pixel Watch 5 boasts impressive new health, safety, and fitness features.

SilkSound Bluetooth Sleep Mask review: A must for busy dorm rooms and noisy homes
By Ruth Jones Published
I tested this Bluetooth Sleep Mask and it helped my sleep in a noisy hotel room I was sharing with a snorer — here's everything you need to know.

I’ve walked over 100,000 steps in the Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX — and they’re some of the most comfortable and grippy shoes I’ve tested so far
By Nikita Achanta Published
RecommendedThe Scarpa Ribelle Cross 2 GTX provides excellent traction on most wet and dry surfaces. They're comfortable, breathable and waterproof too.

I walked 103,000 steps in Columbia’s summer-ready hiking sandals — and I have zero blisters, zero aches, and zero regrets
By Erin Bashford Published
RecommendedThe Columbia Konos Hiker 2-Strap are one of the comfiest, most supportive, and most flexible hiking sandals I’ve ever tested. Definitely a new favorite.

I tested the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro for a month to track workouts, check my stress, and monitor my sleep — and this $89 Apple Watch dupe is simply excellent
By Nikita Achanta Published
Editor's ChoiceThe Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro is an excellent sub-$100 smartwatch for tracking your workouts, sleep, and other metrics, and it's extremely comfortable too.

Garmin Cirqa review: I wore the screen-free Garmin Cirqa for two weeks, and it's a near-perfect balance between the entry-level Fitbit Air and pro-level Whoop 5.0
By Dan Bracaglia Last updated
RecommendedThe Garmin Cirqa sits nicely between the $99 entry-level Fitbit Air and the serious/pro-athlete-oriented, subscription-mandatory Whoop 5.0, both in terms of price and specs.

I ran 35 miles in the Asics Blazeblast, and it proved the perfect vacation shoe thanks to its versatile design
By Nick Harris-Fry Published
The Asics Blazeblast combines the cushioned comfort of road running shoes like the Novablast with a thicker outsole that can handle gravel and dirt tracks.

I ran 45 miles in the On Cloudboom Strike 2, and it’s a balanced racing shoe well-suited to marathons
By Nick Harris-Fry Published
RecommendedThe On Cloudboom Strike 2 is not as flat-out fast as some racing shoes, but it’s still rapid and has a stable and comfortable design that will suit many runners better for long events.
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