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Garmin Fenix 8 Solar Review
While expensive there is no other model on the market that offers as many features in such a beautiful package
Top Pick
Hoka Speedgoat 6 Review
Updated with a new midsole some could find the lack of starting comfort a turn off for this updated version
Top Pick
Hoka Torrent 3 Review
Our favorite model for long runs where we need cushioning that doesn't feel dull or slow, this shoe is protective and...
Nike Ultrafly Review
Best for moderate terrain blending performance and cushioning, we were impressed with the carbon tech in the Ultrafly...
Saucony Peregrine 14 Review
Lightweight and built for speed this playful shoe has great cushioning and a very comfortable traditional upper...
Nnormal Tomir 2.0 Review
If Nnornal can fix the upper this will become one of the best trail runners on the market, It's still a model we...
Merrell Nova 3 Review
Lacking the flashy midsole compounds but excelling in versatility, this is a solid, versatile, and affordable option...
Adidas Terrex Agravic Speed Ultra Review
Fast and bouncy, the Speed Ultra is blazing fast but is too hi-tech to be very versatile...
La Sportiva Bushido III Review
The Bushido series leads for stability in technical terrain, talus and scree can be tackled at ease which is usually...
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Garmin Forerunner 965 Review
For running, the Forerunner 965 is the one of the best options in the GPS Market
Best Buy
Suunto Race Review
This is an impressively updated Suunto GPS watch with smoother interface and a solid design quality.
Best Buy
Coros Pace 3 Review
The latest version of this watch sees battery increases and a host of new sensors without a large increase in price or...
Top Pick
Fitbit Charge 6 Review
This is the simplest model in our lineup and it makes sense for those that only need the basics.
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Apple Watch Ultra 2 Review
The software found on the 2nd generation lags behind the significant hardware updates, but this is still our favorite...