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
Early testing suggests Saucony has refined rather than reinvented its popular uptempo trainer, with a roomier upper, a slightly softer ride, and a familiar snappy character.
Trail Running Shoes
A deeper stack, a wider midfoot, and a new outsole blend. First-run thoughts on the latest version of a trail shoe with a serious ultra pedigree.
Running Shoes
The Saucony Guide 18 is a comfortable, subtly stable daily trainer that undercuts its biggest rivals. Here's how it stacks up against the ASICS Gel-Kayano 31 and Saucony Hurricane 24.
Running Shoes
Two stability shoes that no longer feel like stability shoes: the Guide 18 is the affordable workhorse, while the Hurricane 24 offers a more refined ride at a higher price.
Running Shoes
The Saucony Guide 19 trades the dull stability-shoe formula for soft cushioning, subtle guidance and all-day comfort on easy miles.
Running Shoes
A high-stack cushioned stability shoe with dual-layer foam that feels far more enjoyable to run in than its weight and looks suggest.
Running Shoes
Two big-cushion Saucony trainers with the same new foam but very different rides. Here is how the Hurricane 24 and Triumph 22 compare for easy and long runs.
Running Shoes
The Hurricane 25 keeps what worked in the 24, drops a little weight, and stays one of the most comfortable stability-focused daily trainers around.
Running Shoes
The Kinvara 15 trims the stack and returns to a firmer, closer-to-the-ground ride. Here is what early runs reveal about fit, feel, and who it suits.
Running Shoes
A closer look at four Saucony road shoes: the plush Triumph 21, its sustainable RFG sibling, the carbon-plated Kinvara Pro, and the max-cushion stability Tempest.
Trail Running Shoes
The Peregrine 14 keeps the midsole and outsole of the 13 and refreshes the upper, adding comfort while gaining 4g and a higher UK price.
Running Shoes
The Ride 15 gets a lighter PWRRUN midsole, more cushioning, and a new upper, but cheaper rivals like the Puma Velocity Nitro 2 and Reebok Floatride Energy 4 give it real competition.
Running Shoes
The Ride 18 sheds a little weight and keeps the formula consistent. Here's how it stacks up as an everyday trainer after several test runs.
Running Shoes
A practical comparison of two workhorse daily trainers, covering fit, midsole feel, versatility, and durability to help you pick the right one.
Running Shoes
From the Ride 19 daily trainer to the Endorphin Elite 2 racer, here is how the full Saucony lineup fits together and which shoe belongs in your rotation.
Running Shoes
A comfortable daily cushioned trainer that is softer than rivals like the Fresh Foam 1080 V11, and livelier than most shoes with this much foam.
Running Shoes
Two cushioned daily trainers with very different personalities: the reliable, plush Triumph 19 and the bouncier, more versatile Novablast 2.
Running Shoes
Both are popular cushioned running shoes, but one is a plush high-mileage cruiser and the other is a do-it-all all-rounder. Here is how they compare.
Running Shoes
Lighter, plusher, and more versatile than its predecessor, the Triumph 20 could challenge the New Balance More v3 and Brooks Glycerin 20 as a go-to daily cushioned trainer.
Running Shoes
Three cushioned Saucony trainers tested side by side to find out which one deserves a place in your rotation.
Running Shoes
Lighter and smoother than the Triumph 22, the Triumph 23 brings back the versatile cushioned ride that made earlier versions of the line favourites.
Running Shoes
Two max-cushion daily trainers from Saucony go head to head on weight, drop, ride feel, fit and stability, with clear advice on which one suits your running.
Running Shoes
New IncredaLux foam finally lifts Saucony's long-struggling Triumph franchise back to relevance, delivering a lively, versatile ride in a light package.
Trail Running Shoes
A nimble trail shoe with Boa closure, confident grip on mud, and one notable caveat around the high ankle collar.
Watch Reviews
A side-by-side look at three popular Seiko automatics, from a $150 everyday watch to a $6,600 limited-edition Grand Seiko.
Headphones
Secure-fitting sports earbuds with outstanding sound for the price, dual ear tip designs, and strong battery life, held back by the lack of a true awareness mode.
Stationery
Twelve standout stationery releases from September, from Midori Yuru Log notebooks and Sonic Kakusta pen cases to literary inks and shimmer mix-ins.
Trail Running
A 14-hour, 100K trail race test of the Adidas Terrex Speed Ultra 2, Hoka Rocket X Trail and Garmin Forerunner 970, with honest notes on where each one shone and fell short.
Headphones
Two of the best open-ear earbuds for running compared, covering fit, controls, sound, and the battery life jump that makes both easy to live with.
Running Headphones
Shokz combines air and bone conduction for its most powerful OpenRun sound yet, adds USB-C charging, and stretches battery life, though the upgrade comes at a higher price.