Running Locker on Four Wheels
I had my car detailed and quickly realized just how much running stuff had been living in it. Shoes, towels, race bibs, a lost headlamp, and a few things I probably should have thrown away a long time ago. At some point, the car stopped being just transportation and became part running locker too.
On Cloudmonster 3 Hyper LightSpray Review: A Dream Come True?
The On Cloudmonster 3 Hyper LightSpray brings race-day tech to a lightweight super trainer with a price to match. It looks like something from the future, but the real question is how well all that tech works once you start putting in everyday miles.
1.12 Miles at a Time
A 1.12 mile neighborhood loop does not sound like much, but after enough miles it becomes more than a route on a map. I know the turns, the hills, the dogs, the shortcuts, and exactly how far I am from home at almost any point.
Diadora Cellula 2 Review: More Tank Than Tempo
The Diadora Cellula 2 brings more foam, a wider platform, and the same dependable build the brand is known for. But does that make it more versatile or is this still a shoe best suited for easy miles and long runs?
The Longest Short Race
The 5K is where a lot of runners start, but that does not mean it is easy. Three point one miles can ask a lot from you no matter how you run it. The distance somehow always feels longer once the effort starts to catch up.
Hoka Clifton Pro Review: A Clifton You’ll Want to Run In?
The Hoka Clifton Pro takes the familiar Clifton formula and gives it a little more purpose on the run. With an upgraded midsole, a stable ride, and only a small price jump, the real question is whether the “Pro” name actually earns its place.
Does This Count as Rest?
A rest day should be pretty simple. Do not run. Take it easy. Runners still manage to make that complicated.
Topo Athletic Specter 3 Review: One Shoe to Rule Them All?
One shoe to rule them all? The Topo Athletic Specter 3 arrives completely redesigned with a new midsole foam and a ride built to handle more than one type of run. It has the ingredients of a true do-it-all shoe, but the real question is whether all those pieces come together once the miles start adding up.
Late Kickoffs, Early Miles
College football is almost back! Saturday nights will once again end later than they should and Sunday long runs will come earlier than I want. I know exactly what staying up for the late game does to the next morning, and I will probably make the same choice anyway.
Diadora Nucleo 2 GR Review: Where the Road Ends
The Diadora Nucleo 2 GR takes the comfort and stability of the Nucleo 2 and gives it the versatility to move beyond the pavement. Built for road, gravel, and light trails, it aims to be the kind of shoe you can lace up without knowing exactly where the run will take you. But does it hit the mark?