New Balance 1080v13 Review: A Redemption Story
We have been anxiously waiting being able to post anything because this review is all about redemption, or was we like to call it, the story of the New Balance…
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New Balance SuperComp Trainer v2 Review: Lighter and Still a Solid Distrance Trainer
The New Balance, FuelCell SuperComp Trainer was one of the brightest stars in last year’s running lineup. It helped introduce this new wave of plated distance training options with its…
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Best Road Running Shoes of 2022
Looking back at 2022, we’ve had a lot of triumphs and a few failures, but overall I think we can all agree it has been a very good year for…
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New Balance FuelCell Rebel v3 Review
New Balance had our shoe of the year last year with the FuelCell Rebel V2. It is a shoe that we recommended to a ton of people and we’ve gone…
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New Balance Fresh Foam More v4 Review
Have you ever dreamed of running on top of marshmallows? We’ve seen ads that said this before and didn’t live up to the hype, but in this case, that’s almost…
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New Balance FuelCell SuperComp Trainer Review
Well, get ready for the surprise of the summer and probably what will become a trend from a most brands over the next few years, its the New Balance FuelCell…
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New Balance Fresh Foam X Tempo v2 Review
So it is clear to us now that the Zante is officially dead and while the Tempo v1 and v2 feel like the successors, there is one big difference. We’ll…
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New Balance 1080v12 Review
If you loved the New Balance 1080v10 or v11, then you will probably hate this review and maybe be a little mad at New Balance with the new 1080v12. You’d…
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New Balance 880v12 Review
The New Balance 880v12 is about as traditional a daily running shoe as you get nowadays. A conservative upper, a fairly standard-looking midsole, and a big fat durable outsole. This…
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New Balance FuelCell Prism V2 Review
Last year’s New Balance FuelCell Prism was a perplexing shoe. It featured a number of stability elements but somehow seemed to run better than a lot of its counterparts within…
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