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
The sixth Endorphin Speed arrives with a renamed Power Run PBX foam and extra heel stack, but our miles suggest a step backward for a franchise that once defined the super trainer.
Running Shoes
Two versions of the same midsole with very different personalities. We compare the water-resistant RunShield upper against the lightweight Speed 2 for wet roads, cold mornings, and everyday training.
Running Shoes
A durability-focused look at Saucony's training shoe in the Endorphin line, covering foam resilience, stability, fit, and who it works for after 100+ miles.
Running Shoes
The Endorphin Trainer brings bouncier IncrediRun foam, better durability, and more pace versatility compared to the Kinvara Pro. Here is which one fits your running.
Trail Running Shoes
The Saucony Exodus Ultra 2 pairs a PWRRUN frame with PWRRUN PB foam for a trail shoe that is cushioned, stable, and surprisingly quick when you push the pace.
Trail Running Shoes
After nearly 200 miles across the Cornish coast path and Swiss mountain trails, we break down what the redesigned Exodus Ultra 3 gets right and where it lost its magic.
Running Shoes
The fifth Freedom gets PWRRUN PB foam and a gum outsole. Initial runs suggest a light, minimal-feeling trainer with a few caveats on wet roads.
Running Shoes
A closer look at two Saucony daily trainers: the premium crossover Freedom 5 with PWRRUN PB, and the $100 high-stack, rockered Axon 2.
Running Shoes
Saucony completely redesigned the Guide 15 with a new upper, a cushioned midsole, and a modern stability approach, dropping the weight to a borderline lightweight trainer.
Running Shoes
The Guide 16 refines rather than reinvents Saucony's mild-to-moderate stability trainer. Here is how it compares with the Guide 15 and who should buy which.
Running Shoes
The Saucony Guide 17 brings Center Path technology, a wider platform and extra forefoot foam to the popular stability line. Here is how it performs on the first run.
Running Shoes
The Guide 17 appears to break away from the Ride and shift toward an inherent-stability, max cushion formula. Here's what changes, who it suits, and what to weigh before buying.
Running Shoes
A side-by-side look at Saucony's stability trainers, covering weight, ride feel, geometry, stability, and upper fit to help you decide between the two versions.
Running Shoes
The Huracan 25 drops over an ounce versus the 24 and pairs a soft PWRRUN PB top layer with a stabilising PWRRUN frame, making it a strong daily workhorse with subtle light-stability support.
Running Shoes
A tall-stacked daily trainer with PWRRUN PB foam, a wide stable platform, and a ride built for easy miles rather than fast ones.
Running Shoes
The Saucony Hurricane 24 faces off against the New Balance More v5, Brooks Ghost Max 2, and Saucony Guide 17 to find out which max cushion trainer deserves your miles.
Running Shoes
Two stability trainers with super foam, very different personalities. We compare weight, ride, fit, and durability to help you choose.
Running Shoes
Saucony's premium stability shoe pairs super foam with a soft, cushioned ride. Here is how the Hurricane 25 held up after 100 miles of road running.
Running Shoes
Saucony's top stability running shoe gets a new midsole foam, a lighter feel, and a softer ride. Our early impressions after easy miles in the Hurricane 26.
Running Shoes
After 70-plus miles in the Saucony Hurricane 26, here is how it compares with the Hurricane 25 on weight, foam, stability, and fit, and which one makes more sense for you.
Running Shoes
A 100-mile comparison of two stability trainers with super foam: bouncy, responsive rides and two very different approaches to keeping you centered.
Running Shoes
The Kinvara 13 is still one of the lightest daily trainers around, but after a first run it feels more minimal than marathon-ready. Here's what stood out.
Running Shoes
The Kinvara 13 trims weight and keeps a minimal, stripped-down upper, but the ride stays firm and old-school. Here's who it still makes sense for.
Running Shoes
The Kinvara 13 refines a cult-favorite lightweight trainer with a fully redesigned upper, a lower 7.2 oz weight, and the same balanced no-plate ride fans expect.
Running Shoes
A head-to-head look at two popular lightweight performance trainers, covering stack heights, midsole feel, and which shoe suits which type of runner.
Running Shoes
After being underwhelmed by the previous version, the Kinvara 14 brings back the light, natural ride that made this shoe a favorite, and it does so at a friendly price.
Running Shoes
The Kinvara 14 stays lean and light, but after two test runs its narrow fit and dated foam make it a hard shoe to recommend in 2023.
Running Shoes
A plated super trainer or a plush cushioned daily trainer? We compare stack, weight, fit, and ride to help you pick the right Saucony.
Running Shoes
A full Saucony marathon training lineup, from daily trainers and recovery runs to the carbon race day shoe.
Running Shoes
After months of testing, the Omni 23 ST stands out as 2026's most exciting stability shoe: soft PWRRUN PB foam, a full-length TPU post, and a smooth ride that handles up-tempo running.