Product test

Puma Deviate Nitro 4 & Deviate Nitro Elite 4 – what's the difference, and how do they perform in the market?

I have tested the Coros Apex 4 for 4 months – and "range anxiety" simply doesn't exist here.

I've used COROS PACE 4 for over 180 activities. Read why I believe it's the ultimate running watch.

New Balance Ellipse v1 is not just a new running shoe – it's a take on how running shoes can look for a new generation of runners.

HOKA Cielo X1 3.0 promises many things: race and premium feel, responsiveness, and comfort. It delivers on all fronts. Read on to see how these shoes became a top choice for high intensity.

GEL-Cumulus 28 may not be a revolution. But that's exactly what makes it an excellent running shoe

Same series, different strengths. Line and Lars guide you through the differences and similarities between ASICS Trabuco 14 and Trabuco Max 5, so you can make the right choice for your trail runs.

The Endorphin series has long been a stool with two legs. Azura adds the third, allowing you to now rest in the series

The MAGIC SPEED series has gone through a minor identity crisis in just five generations, but with the fifth generation, I can fortunately state that it has been averted.

Mizuno Neo Zen 2 has arrived to create balance in your life. It worked for me, does it also for you?

Can soft superfoam be combined with stable support? Nike Structure Plus unites both worlds, delivering a stability shoe with impressive comfort.

Saucony has enhanced both comfort and durability in the 19th editions of Ride and Guide. We've tested what these updates mean for your run.

A revolution is on the way from New Balance, and the first part of this revolution is the flagship among their daily trainers: New Balance 1080 v15.

Supernova Rise 3 is adidas’ swiss army knife; the shoe is responsive, allowing for speed; it has no plate, so you can use it for volume. And it continues the series' focus on massive amounts of kilometers.

Mizuno treats us with a new series of running shoes called Hyperwarp.

3 good reasons to buy ASICS GEL-NIMBUS 28.

ASICS Sonicblast is, if you ask me, the absolute best running shoe of the year. If you already have a mileage trainer and want to expand to higher intensity, do it with Sonicblast.

Nike has seriously joined the race to create the world’s most extreme running shoe – and they're doing it in style!

New Balance SuperComp Elite v5 has been refined, and we love it!

The Hoka Rocket X3 is a comfortable race shoe, suitable for all distances.

Saucony Hurricane 25 is tough outside, but silky smooth inside.

Read our review of Vomero Plus. Jacob Simonsen has tested the shoe for over 500 kilometers, and in this article, he suggests who the shoe is best for.

More Than an Update: GT-2000 Takes the Next Step

Nike Structure is one of the brand's longest-running running shoe models, and it's with both nostalgia and excitement that we welcome the 26th edition.

The New Balance shoe that's more fun, faster, and versatile than you think

Saucony Endorphin Speed previously won awards for best all-round shoe, balancing fast intervals and making easy runs enjoyable – How does the latest model achieve this?

Is the Adizero Boston 13 the shoe missing in your rotation? There's a good chance, as it is versatile, so read on for the verdict.

More stable, more responsive – GEL-Kayano evolves again.

Triumph is Saucony's flagship in training shoes, rarely disappointing, especially not this 23rd edition.

Mizuno follows up last year's surprise success with an updated version. But has it really improved? I've tested the Neo Vista 2 to find out.