The Maverick Peak District X-Trail 2026: Heat, ...
Tash Wilkinson reflects on The Maverick Peaks 50k Ultra, from hot Peak District trails and aid-station party rings to HOKA Speedgoat 7 grip and finding the fun again.
Running Blog
The Best Daily Trail Running Shoes
In recent times there has been an explosion in popularity in both carbon race trail shoes and door-to-trail shoes. Sitting comfortably in the middle, we shouldn’t forget the humble daily...
Running Terms Explained: A No-Nonsense Glossary...
Running is meant to be simple. You lace up. You move forward. You sweat. Then someone mentions cadence, pronation, superfoam, and you feel like you accidentally joined a physics class....
PUMA Deviate Pure NITRO™: First Look
The PUMA Deviate Pure NITRO removes the plate from the Deviate formula but keeps the speed. With 100% PEBA NITROFOAM, 38mm stack, 8mm drop and PUMAGRIP outsole, it is built...
The Best HOKA Running Shoes
If you have been running for any period, you have probably heard of HOKA.
The Best Trail Shoes for Protection
When you want to hit the trail and you need your shoes to last through rough routes, awkward terrain and long miles, protection matters.
HOKA Skyward X 2: Hands On
HOKA has never been afraid to go big when it comes to cushioning, and with the launch of the new Skyward X 2, the brand is doubling down on exactly...
10 Running Shoes We Could Wear All Day
Running shoes you can wear all day, from park runs to pub runs. Soft cushioning, stable rides, big comfort and colourways worth showing off.
The Kayano 33 vs Kayano 32
The Kayano 33 has two big updates over the 32, and they are whoopers. It’s still ASICS flagship structure shoe, offering plush comfort, incredible cushioning and a great long run...
ASICS Kayano 33: First Look
The latest Kayano promises to revolutionise the way we think about structured running, with improved comfort and performance that delivers heaps of stability and smooth, plush cruising.
How Maurten Fuelled Sabastien Sawe's Historic S...
Running at an average pace of 2:50 per kilometre for 42.2km demands more than world-class fitness, it requires a precise fuelling strategy capable of delivering energy efficiently, consistently and without...
THRSHLD at The Speed Project, Part 3: The DO Ki...
THRSHLD wore DO running kit across The Speed Project, testing comfort, fit and storage through 500km of desert running from LA to Vegas.
