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?
Saucony Endorphin Azura Review: Your Latest Shoe Obsession?
Over the past year, brands have shifted their focus toward a different kind of “perfect” shoe. Along with chasing the fastest super shoe on the market, they have been building affordable, race day-inspired trainers that can handle nearly every run on your schedule. Shoes like the Evo SL and Mizuno Neo Zen have shown there is plenty of demand for a versatile workhorse that does not carry a premium price tag. Saucony’s answer is the new Endorphin Azura. But in an increasingly crowded category, is this a shoe worthy of becoming your latest obsession or is it just another trainer destined to be forgotten? Let’s find out.
Diadora Gara Carbon 3 Review: Built for the Big Stage
While the Azzurri have struggled to recapture past glory on the world stage, Italian brand Diadora has been busy building something of a resurgence of its own in the running world. Enter the Diadora Gara Carbon 3. Diadora’s flagship racing shoe arrives with a hefty $320 price tag and promises Italian craftsmanship, a rigorously tested midsole, a supremely comfortable upper, and, unfortunately, a colorway with all the flair of a nil-nil draw. Has Diadora improved upon the Gara Carbon 2, or has it followed the Italian national team into disappointment? Let’s find out.