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An entry-level trainer that has some significant drawbacks

A daily trainer that is more versatile than many shoes that cost significantly more

A lifestyle shoe that might work at the gym, but falls short out on the roads

A plate and premium foam give this daily trainer a responsive ride, but it's held back by an odd fit and less...

A budget daily trainer that falls short in most important categories.

A great choice for easy mileage, this shoe has premium comfort but lacks versatility

A max-cushioning shoe with a decent bit of pace versatility, but a firm and stiff ride that not all runners will enjoy

A stability shoe that is great for runners who want medial support as they log their daily mileage

This pack works in the best, straightforward, simple way you want. With options for hydration systems and plenty of...

This is a max-cushioning shoe that doesn't do cushioning very well. It also has an uncomfortable upper and is...

This is a reliable choice for runners in need of stability and support. With a comfortable upper, solid traction, and...

A popular daily trainer that works well enough for relaxed runs but lacks the technology to perform at higher paces

A zero-drop trainer with a comfortable upper, this shoe's key feature is its 0 mm heel-toe differential...

A good all-around shoe for runners who prefer zero drop, this kick is light, durable, and well-tractioned. If you've...

A great shoe for easy miles with best-in-class comfort and excellent durability...

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