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shoe reviewReebok ZigTech
- By Triathlete.com
Reebok’s newest technology is all in the Slinky-esque midsole/outsole that is said to reduce muscle wear and transfer energy. The
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Features / NewsITU WCS London Preview
- By Aaron Hersh
Ironman athletes are triathlon’s version of plow horses- consistent, reliable and scary strong. The athletes that will be battling for
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shoe reviewPuma Complete Spectana
- By Triathlete.com
Although it ran a little on the big side, the Spectana provided a snug fit that was tight across the laces but provided a spacious toe box.
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shoe reviewPearl Izumi SyncroFuel
- By Triathlete.com
A close-fitting upper with a pronounced midfoot hold supported our testers’ feet in these lightweight trainers. The SynchroFuel’s ride
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shoe reviewNewton Sir Isaac
- By Triathlete.com
A guidance trainer with a racing flat feel and one that encourages better running form sounds like too much to ask from a shoe but,
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shoe reviewNike LunarElite
- By Triathlete.com
An “adaptive” shoe that morphed with our testers’ strides, the LunarElite came across as feeling deep dish in its cushioning but
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shoe reviewNew Balance 905
- By Triathlete.com
Flexibility. That is what stood out so dramatically for the 905, a lightweight trainer that felt like a racer because of its performance.
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shoe reviewMizuno Wave Inspire 6
- By Triathlete.com
The Wave Inspire is a svelte trainer for all but the heaviest of runners who want to log big mileage with stability that won’t interfere
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shoe reviewK-Swiss Keahou II
- By Triathlete.com
The Keahou II was a hit with our testers, who found its neutral cushioning “just right.” The fit was supportive without being too tight
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shoe reviewKarhu Forward Ride
- By Triathlete.com
The Forward Ride is for those with a low-volume forefoot, given its small toe box that put some testers’ toes to sleep. With a slight
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