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The @altrarunning Torin 6 is definitely the best iteration of the model ever but also might be the most accessible for those new to Altra. The EGO Max midsole is phenomenal and the only big gripe is that tongue… please just gusset that thing with the 7, it travels a ton during the run.
It has been a while but broke out the @brooksrunning Glycerin 20 for some nice east miles. When someone asks for a shoe recommendation that will work for most runners, will always be comfortable, and can tackle varying distances with ease, these are on top of the list. They also have the GTS version for those that need a little extra support, but overall just buttery on the upper and that move to LOFT v3 on the midsole was a solid one.
More miles on the @hoka Bondi 8 and while no one is going to use this as a performance shoe, it is beautiful for recovery days or when you want to just take it slow. The flared midsole provides stability and the updated collar and tongue provide a ton of padding up top.
The @saucony Endorphin Pro 3 is definitely poised to steal race day from its other carbon plated counterparts. Saucony clearly wasn’t happy with the last iteration because this thing got a full overhaul and wow is it better. They widened the stance, gave it a new upper, and that Endorphin midsole has more foam so expect more cushion, but also more pop from them. Available now everywhere so if you are a half or marathon level runner looking for some extra, the Endorphin Pro 3 should be on your try on list.
The @newbalance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer is such an unexpected surprise and while it’s a natural progression for someone to build a plated distance training shoe, we just didn’t expect it to be this good. This is setting up the rest of this year’s New Balance lineup really well.
The big boy of the @hoka lineup gets a welcome update in the all new Bondi 8. A sleek redesign leaves it looking better than ever while also providing more comfort up top and more cushion and stability under foot.

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