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200 miles later – Asics Kayano 15 Running Shoes Review
July 17th, 2009 by Angus | CommentSo what’s new? Asics have introduced asymetrical lacing that conforms to the shape of your feet. An increased toe box. Injected Solyte foam in the forefoot, increased Gel in the rearfoot and a more rigid, gender specifc Space Trusstic in the arch. This increase rigidity has also been added to by the addition of a [...]
Under Review: The New Asics Gel Nimbus 11
April 22nd, 2009 by Ransacker | 1 CommentGender Specific seems to be the buzz phrase in footwear development at the moment and the new Asics Gel Nimbus 11 also follow this emerging trend. Taking into account the physiological differences between men and women when running, these shoes have been tailored to create Asics most advanced cushioned running shoes yet. So What’s New? [...]
The Runner’s World Spring & Summer Shoe Guide 2009: an argument against conventional thought
February 10th, 2009 by Sidewinder | CommentFriends, it can’t be easy being a reviewer for Runner’s World, I think you might agree – and most especially not if the world in question appears these days to possess all the gravity of an annual Las Vegas porn convention, pre-silicon. In the March 2009 issue, editor Andy Dixon suggests that love and running [...]
On Test: Men’s Asics Gel GT 2140′s Running Shoes
February 1st, 2009 by Ransacker | CommentThis month on test we have the Men’s Asics Gel 2140 and the Women’s New Balance 1063 (report to follow). We could not have found a better man to put the Asics 2140′s through their paces. Adam Holland is currently attempting to be the the youngest man in history to run 100 marathons. So far he has completed [...]
Product Review: New Balance 768 Women’s Running Shoes
December 9th, 2008 by LauraLou | CommentThe New Balance 768 is a moderate stability shoe that has long been popular with runners looking for an optimum blend of cushioning and stability. The 2008 update is designed to be more flexible and has added extra comfort features. The cushioning is still what first impresses. As soon as I put the shoes on [...]
Running Shoe Review: UK Gear XC-09
May 27th, 2008 by Ransacker | CommentBack in November UK Gear kindly sent us a pair of XC-09 Cross Country running shoes to review over the Winter. After miles of mud, rocks, rain, sweat and tears here is what we think. XC-09 The XC-09 has been designed to provide sufficient cushioning, support and protection for modderately rugged trails and this is reflected in [...]