Running Shoes
Brooks Glycerin Max vs Puma MagMax Nitro: Two New Max-Cushion Daily Trainers Compared
Both shoes push 47 mm of heel stack into a new max-cushion daily training category. Here's how they differ in ride, fit, and durability.
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From everyday tech and home products to lifestyle and specialist gear, each review focuses on practical use, strengths, limitations, and who the product suits.
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Both shoes push 47 mm of heel stack into a new max-cushion daily training category. Here's how they differ in ride, fit, and durability.
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The Brooks Hyperion 3 keeps things basic with nitrogen-infused DNA Flash foam, a lower stack, and a $150 price tag. Here is who it works for and who should look elsewhere.
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Brooks's top-tier carbon racing shoe gets a heavier knit upper, and the payoff never arrives. Here is what works, what does not, and who it might still suit.
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We put Brooks's carbon racer through a full solo marathon to see if it can go the 26.2 distance. Comfortable and protective, but is there enough energy return for race day?
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The Hyperion Elite 4 PB swaps in race-caliber PEBA foam and finally makes Brooks competitive at the front of the pack, especially for 5K to half marathon racing.
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The Hyperion Elite 5 brings a bold new look and softer ride, but does it beat the beloved 4 PB? A hands-on comparison to help you pick the right race day shoe.
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First impressions of the Brooks Hyperion Elite 6 after a hard threshold workout: new DNA gold foam, aggressive rocker geometry, and one of the most comfortable race uppers yet.
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A half marathon race test of the Brooks Hyperion Elite 6, a carbon race shoe built for smooth, consistent pace from start to finish.
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A closer look at Brooks' two premium super racing shoes, comparing the firmer, more stable Elite 6 against the softer, cheaper Elite 5 to help you pick the right race-day option.
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Brooks is overhauling its Hyperion speed line with new Flash V2 foam, a plated trainer, and a lightweight racer. Here is how the three models differ and who each one suits.
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The Hyperion Max 2 gains stack, a plate, and a stronger rocker to become a true daily trainer, though the higher price puts it against some tough competition.
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Brooks adds a plastic plate and race foam to the Hyperion Max 2, creating a fast, firm and divisive speed training shoe that rewards powerful running.
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After 100 miles, the Brooks Hyperion Max 3 proves Brooks can do a real super trainer, with a bouncy PEBA-style midsole, smooth heel transition, and a snug fit that not everyone will love.
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The Brooks Hyperion Max 3 brings a 46 mm heel stack and Brooks Race midsole foam, but a heavy, constrictive upper holds it back.
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Brooks's plated fast training shoe keeps the same price and weight as before, with a new mesh upper and a ride that comes alive at steady pace rather than easy efforts.
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After an eight-mile aerobic run and a 16-mile long run, here's how the Brooks Hyperion Max handled real long-run mileage and faster paces.
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A plateless, fast-training shoe with nitrogen-infused foam and pronounced rocker geometry. Lightweight and agile, but firmer and less bouncy than the Max name suggests.
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Two lightweight, plateless training shoes with very different personalities: firmer and faster or softer and smoother.
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Brooks' most affordable mainstream daily trainer trades plushness for firmness, pep, and reliability. Here's how it performs and who it actually suits.
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A stable, durable everyday running shoe built on familiar Brooks DNA Loft v2 foam. Solid all-rounder, but the price makes it hard to recommend at full retail.
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From the Hyperion Elite 4 racer to the Ghost Max 2, a practical look at Brooks' newest running shoes, what changed, and who each model is for.
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A full walkthrough of the Brooks running range for spring/summer 2026, from the Ghost 17 to the Hyperion Elite 5, plus sample rotations that show how the shoes fit together.
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From the flexible new Glycerin Flex to the race-ready Hyperion Elite 6, here is how the latest Brooks running shoes break down, including stack heights, foams, prices, and release dates.
Trail Running Apparel
A closer look at the Brooks Highpoint waterproof jacket, Highpoint 7-inch short, and Atmosphere short sleeve, three trail pieces designed to work as a kit.
Trail Running Shoes
From the budget-friendly Divide 5 to the race-ready Catamount AIL, the refreshed Brooks trail range now covers light trail, ultra distance, and speed days.
Trail Running
Two new Brooks trail shoes for 2026: a pinnacle trail racing shoe with Vibram Mega Grip Elite, and the long-running Cascadia updated with more cushion and Trail Adapt technology.
Backpacks
The Conceal 21 is a boxy, top-shelf everyday carry pack with hidden laptop storage and modular organization. We look at real capacity, fit quirks, and how it stacks up against Evergoods, Aer, and GORUCK.
Travel Backpacks
The Broy Venture Travel Pack 26 and Light Travel Pack 30 share a brand name but little else. Here is how they compare on size, materials, laptop protection, and organization.
Travel Gear
A new carry-on range from Broy covers two very different wheeled styles plus fresh packing accessories, all focused on lightweight, practical travel.
Art Supplies
A hands-on comparison of Brutfuner, Kalour, Castle Arts, Artex, Naoni and Cin Essence colored pencils, testing layering, blending with odorless mineral spirits, and core feel.