Independent reviews
From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
Running Shoes
Two of the most comfortable max-cushion daily trainers go head to head. Here is how they differ on ride, stability, outsole grip, and which runner each one suits best.
Running Shoes
The Hurricane 26 brings a new Incredux foam top layer, a lighter build, and premium comfort while keeping the same stack height as its predecessor.
Trail Running Shoes
The Peregrine 12 drops over 50 grams and trims padding across the upper, while keeping the grippy outsole and rock plate fans love. Here is what changed and what it feels like on the trails.
Trail Running Shoes
More cushion, a redesigned upper, and a new Vibram Megagrip outsole. The Peregrine 16 is a capable all-rounder, but the shorter lugs change what terrain it suits best.
Running Shoes
Two versatile daily trainers go head to head on fit, comfort, versatility, and value to help you pick the right one for your rotation.
Running Shoes
Two well-padded daily trainers with very different personalities. We compare fit, midsole feel, durability, and value to help you pick the right one.
Running Shoes
The Ride 19 keeps everything that made the Ride 18 a great daily trainer, then adds a lighter, softer midsole, better forefoot grip, and a plusher heel collar.
Running Shoes
Both are high-stack daily trainers, but the Triumph 20 leans bouncier while the Fresh Foam More v4 goes softer, wider, and more stable.
Running Shoes
Two max-cushion road trainers with very different personalities: one leans daily-trainer versatile, the other is pure easy-day comfort. Here is how they compare.
Running Shoes
A close showdown between two premium cushioned daily trainers. Here is how the Saucony Triumph 23 and Brooks Glycerin 22 differ on fit, midsole feel, and value.
Trail Running Shoes
Scott's race-ready trail shoe brings back the low, fast feel of the original S-Lab Sense era, with a few fit quirks to know before buying.
Wireless Earbuds
The Sennheiser Momentum Sport delivers outstanding audio and a secure fit for training, but heart rate accuracy and a high price make it a considered purchase.
Running Shoes
Four running shoes covering daily training, cushioned miles, race day and trail, with honest strengths and trade-offs for each.
Headphones
Two of the best-sounding clip-on open-ear earbuds compared for design, fit, controls, battery life, and sound quality while running.
Headphones
Shokz's first air conduction earbuds deliver bigger sound than bone conduction, but an inconsistent fit, quiet maximum volume, and a premium price make them a tough recommendation.
Headphones
Shokz's first truly wireless open-ear buds with noise reduction, Dolby Atmos support, and a secure ear hook fit. Great sound, but a premium price and a feature that works better indoors than out.
Running Headphones
Three open-ear headphones compared on fit, sound, controls, battery life, and running practicality, with a clear recommendation for each type of runner.
Headphones
The Shokz OpenRun Air brings clip-on open-ear comfort, solid battery life and good everyday sound at a friendlier price than the OpenRun Dots 2.
Running Shoes
A runner completed six marathons in six consecutive days, each in a different shoe. Here is how the On Cloudstratus 2, Saucony Endorphin Pro 2 and Speed 2, Saucony Ride 14, Puma Velocity Nitro, and Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2 held up.
Running Shoes
A heavier-than-expected but sturdy low-to-the-ground speed trainer with a Hyperburst Ice midsole, partial carbon plate, and impressive value for its category.
Running Shoes
A closer look at two lightweight performance trainers, covering fit, ride character, and which paces each one handles best.
Running Shoes
Four maxed-out 40mm racing shoes compared on weight, upper fit, midsole feel, and durability to help you pick the right race-day weapon.
Recovery
A hands-on look at Therabody's wireless Jet Boots and how they compare against the more expensive Recovery Air Pro for everyday runners.
Running Shoes
Five current favorites spanning max cushion, daily miles, gravel paths, and race day, with honest notes on what each shoe is actually for.
Running Shoes
Five lightweight racing shoes that earned their place in a rotation built purely for all-out 5K and 10K pace, from budget-friendly trainers to top-tier super shoes.
Running Shoes
From max-cushion comfort to do-it-all speed, these six daily trainers cover the full range of what a workhorse running shoe should do.
Running Nutrition
Three flavours, 500 calories, and zero washing up. A closer look at TORQ's instant performance breakfast for runners and mountain athletes.
Running Shoes
A $280 carbon-plated marathon shoe that leans on comfort rather than outright speed, with a removable drop-in insole and a classic New England look.
Trail Running
Four trail-tested picks plus the small safety items that should never leave your pack, from GPS watches to mud-ready shoes.
Running Shoes
The TYR Maverick V1 is a lightweight, versatile daily running shoe with a dense supercritical midsole that rewards faster paces. Here's how it performed across 60km of testing.