Mizuno continues to update (and confuse) their neutral shoe lineup with the Wave Rider 24 and the Rider 24 WaveKnit. Gone is the R1/2/3 naming scheme and Mizuno gets a little closer to a truthful representation of what the shoes are (identical except for the upper). The shoes do fit and feel slightly different, but […]
After no significant changes in the Pegasus 36, the 37 has made a significant transformation into a softer, higher shoe. The soft, low, contoured feel of the 36 is gone and replaced by a softer, higher, more consistent overall feel. The upper fit has also changed considerably, now featuring a much more flexible knit that […]
A new shoe from HOKA! The Rincon is a new lightweight trainer/racer that still provides the traditional high stack heights and meta rocker design that HOKA is known for. Filling in the void in HOKA’s lineup that the Clifton’s increase in weight and substance has created, the Rincon is now HOKA’s performance model, a position […]
Mizuno has updated the Wave Inspire with an upper change for 2020. What’s new with the Wave Inspire 16? Let’s find out! Mizuno Wave Inspire 16 vs Wave Inspire 15 The Wave Inspire 16 doesn’t deviate much from the 15, but the upper does have some slight tweaks, changing the fit a little bit. Despite […]
The new Launch 7 – Brooks’ lightweight neutral trainer only receives an upper update. No real difference in the feel of the shoe, with the midsole, sock liner, outsole, lacing system… everything but the upper… the same as the 6. It’s an interesting study in shoe design and evolution. We often have customers (and we […]