Steady Foot
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Eric Barber reviews the running shoes and shares the knowledge that he has gained over the years in training, injury recovery, prevention, and products.
Steady Foot
1M ago
The Brooks Adrenaline franchise has been around for well over 30 years now, which just goes to show how much folks love this running shoe. It’s like an old friend that’s always got your back, you know? A real staple in the running community. People trust it because it’s got everything you need – solid ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
I gotta say, the Brooks Hyperion was a real gem for me, and I know plenty of other runners felt the same way. However, as we were eagerly waiting for the release date of the Brooks Hyperion Tempo 2, Brooks caught us off guard and introduced a replacement simply named “Hyperion.” This move intrigued and ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
As a runner who values versatility and performance in my footwear, the Brooks Hyperion Max has quickly earned its place as a staple in my running shoe lineup. Its lightweight design, responsive cushioning, and comfortable fit have made it my go-to choice for a wide range of runs, from easy jogs to speed workouts and ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
The Brooks Ghost Max has undergone some significant changes that align with what many of us runners have been hoping for in the regular Ghost model: increased stack height, enhanced cushioning, and a reduced drop. Now, with the Ghost Max 2 hitting the shelves in 2024, the burning question is: do these new updates live ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
The Kayano series is a name that resonates with runners worldwide. For years, the Gel Kayano has always provided stability and support for overpronators. Yet, with the Kayano 30, Asics surprised even non-stability runners by introducing the innovative 4D Guidance system, making the shoe accessible to a broader spectrum of runners, including neutral runners. Now ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
You know what’s key in a solid daily trainer? Versatility. And let me tell you, I’ve put the Asics Novablast through its paces, tackling all sorts of runs and workouts. Now, once we cover the release date of the Asics Novablast 5, I’ll dive into my experience with the Novablast 4. We’ll talk about how ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
The Mach 5 was one of my top picks for daily trainers back in 2022. Then, in 2023, Hoka took a bold step into the world of plated trainers with the Mach X, offering us a unique variant. Now, in 2024, they’re spicing things up even more with the Hoka Mach X 2. So, when ..read more
Steady Foot
1M ago
One of the reasons that the Romaleo 2 was such a cult classic lifter was how strong and robust it felt underfoot and the Romaleo 4 is carrying that legacy forward. But hey, let’s be real – there’s always room for improvement. We’ve got our hopes that the Romaleo 5 will step in and set ..read more
Steady Foot
2M ago
In the vast landscape of athletic footwear, finding the perfect balance of quality, comfort, and durability can often feel like a daunting task. Among the myriad of options, one brand that has garnered attention for its performance-oriented designs is Avia. With a history steeped in innovation and a reputation for delivering reliable athletic footwear, many ..read more
Steady Foot
2M ago
Running enthusiasts know the importance of the right footwear and how it could help take your running performance to a whole new level. In the world of athletic shoes, Avia has carved out a niche for itself, offering a range of running shoes designed to meet the demands of runners looking for budget-friendly shoes. To ..read more