James Smith

{section_summary} Nike Epic React Flyknit review The Quest 3 is a lightweight, affordable road shoe, but Nike clearly made sacrifices to bring the cost down. It lacks in some very important areas: flexibility, c[…]

{section_summary} Under Armour HOVR Machina review I cannot tell you how much I enjoyed using the Machina just for the technology adventitious. If I could get a pair of minimal Under Armour shoes with Conn[…]

{section_summary} {section_positive} {section_negative} Scott Supertrac 2.0 review I’m a tall, medium build (slowly growing into my ‘dad’ belly), fore-midfoot striker and I train mostly in barefoot/mi[…]

{section_summary} Nike Epic React Flyknit review If you're looking for a solid training shoe that will be comfortable mile after mile, look no further. The HOVR Phantom is a really good road running[…]

{section_summary} {section_positive} {section_negative} New Balance 860 v9 review I really like the look of the 860v9. The colours are nicely understated and they don’t seem like they’re trying too ha[…]

{section_summary} {section_positive} {section_negative} Nike Air Zoom Streak LT 4 review In my epic hunt for a racing flat that would not only be suitable for death day but also do well over long runs[…]

{section_summary} {section_positive} {section_negative} Nike Epic React Flyknit review I’m a tall, medium build, supinating, fore-midfoot striker and I train mostly in barefoot/minimal shoes. But beca[…]