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Running Northwest is the premier guide to road and trail running and triathlons in the Pacific Northwest. We have a special place in our heart for product reviews, but we also provide event info and recaps, in-depth interviews, and much more.

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First off, if you want to talk to us about anything at all, then please reach out to us. We love to chat with our readers and we are always happy to help. We try to turn around a response in 48 hours max.

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Over the past 5 years, we have reviewed over 500 products and over 400 different shoes from some of the biggest manufacturers in the world. Before we go further let me be clear that we provide unbiased and candid feedback, as well as anecdotal commentary on the equipment we rigorously test in the field. Our reviewers use the gear every day as part of their work and play and have the same expectations of test equipment as something they would spend their own money on.

Bottom line… if you can’t handle a candid review, then we probably aren’t the right place for you.

If you would like to send us product(s) for review, then please contact us at reviews@runningnw.com. We have a lot of folks reaching out to us and we cannot, of course, accommodate every request, but if we feel it’s a compelling product then we will definitely work you in. We can turn things around fairly quickly as needed to line with up with PR events and of course abide by any quiet periods. Please do plan on anything you send getting pretty well destroyed. We want to give our readers the best indication of how things perform in real-world conditions, so we test them thoroughly.

If you have something releasing in the future and want to tease it via a Preview piece, then we can accommodate that as well. If you require it to be returned to you after testing, then please include a return shipping envelope or your UPS or FedEx shipping number so we can get it back to you.

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In solidarity with the @hokaoneone Carbon X 2 100k run today, broke these out again for our own Saturday stroll. Amazing job by @walmsleyruns today and regardless of the outcome, incredibly inspirational.   
Very fast day today in the @adidasrunning Adizero Adios Pro. The midsole on here has a nice softness to it, but the carbon really delivers on the speed promise. They definitely run a little narrow from mid-foot back, so those with wider feet or those who want a more stable full foot platform beware. ⁣  
The @asics NOOSA Tri 13 is way more than just a triathlon shoe and it’s head turning good looks will definitely win it some fans. Detailed review coming shortly! ⁣  
There is just something about the @hokaoneone Mach 4 that is hard to put our finger on. The shoe runs so well yet isn’t doing anything especially new, there are just some subtle tweaks to the Hoka formula, BUT really really good tweaks. Be interesting to see what’s everyone thinks once they are out there.   
It was the @on_running Cloudswift for some late Monday miles and really pleasantly surprised. They are heavier than the Cloudflyer but definitely firmer and faster overall. Definitely designed for half marathon and below and for those who like a little less flex. Really solid look as well and they even have new colors for Spring so have a look. ⁣  
A lot of amazing new cushioned distance trail shoes coming this spring and the @brooksrunning Caldera 5 is really shaping up to be a contender. You can definitely take these for some distance and while they aren’t super technical, they are really comfortable underfoot.   

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