Finding the right trail running shoe means balancing cushioning, fit, traction and durability to meet the demands of rugged terrain. Two models built for comfort over long distances on the trails are the Altra Olympus 5 and the Altra Lone Peak 8. Altra is known for its FootShape toe box that allows toes to relax … Read more
Altra makes some of the most popular zero-drop trail running shoes that promote natural foot positioning and movement. Two of their flagship models are the Superior 6 and the Lone Peak 8. But how do these two shoes compare in terms of design, features, and performance? We break it down in this head-to-head matchup. The … Read more
Altra is known for their zero-drop, foot shaped trail running shoes that allow your feet to move and function naturally. The Lone Peak is Altra’s flagship trail shoe, currently in its 7th version. But how does the latest Lone Peak 7 compare to its predecessor, the Lone Peak 6? We break down the key differences … Read more
New Balance continues to dominate the running shoe market with industry-leading technologies that keep athletes comfortable mile after mile. Two of their most popular neutral cushioned models, the 880v14 and the Fresh Foam X 1080v13, utilize the renowned Fresh Foam X midsole foam to provide responsive softness underfoot. But with differing tuning and specs between … Read more
If you’re a runner searching for your next reliable daily trainer, the New Balance 860v13 and 880v13 are two of the hottest neutral shoes on the market right now. Both deliver responsive cushions for easy miles along with premium stability and support features to keep your feet happy even during longer distances. But how exactly … Read more
If you’re a runner looking for your next reliable daily trainer from New Balance, you may be trying to decide between two of their newest offerings – the Fresh Foam 880v13 and the Fresh Foam X 1080v13. Both deliver soft, comfortable cushioning but have key differences that may make one better suited for your needs. … Read more