Shoe Reviews

When comparing the Tarkine Autopilot to the Hoka Bondi, it’s clear both shoes offer exceptional comfort and performance for road runners. However, Tarkine Autopilot’s features give it the edge for those who prioritize sustainability, support, and long-lasting comfort.

HOKA took all the good traits from the original Carbon X and stuck with them, while replacing the things that needed some work.  The upper is high-end, providing a snug sock like fit with an in-built mesh bootie.  In terms of improvements from the original Carbon X; the heel pull tab is way better, and the heel cup seems to provide a better lockdown.

Our first ever HOKA Mach review, will not be out last. One of HOKA’S nicest rides to date. The Mach 4 is a shoe designed as a sort of cross between a daily trainer, and lightweight speed shoe. It is lightweight, durable, and fast.  In the HOKA range, it fits somewhere between the Rincon and the Clifton. We whacked 84K into our pair, below is the rundown.

These trail running shoes have been rigorously tested and chosen as the top picks for their exceptional performance and features. Whether you're an experienced trail runner or just starting, these shoes are sure to enhance your running experience.

Running on hard pavement can be tough on the body, which is why running shoes with cushioned midsoles are essential. These shoes reduce the impact on your body, making your runs more comfortable and less damaging. Recently, the trend in running shoe design has leaned heavily towards optimizing comfort. As a result, shoes are becoming thicker, bouncier, and more comfortable, thanks to innovative new cushioning materials.

Achilles tendinitis, an overuse injury of the Achilles tendon, affects many, from avid athletes to weekend warriors and even those with more sedentary lifestyles....

The oldest running shoe company of them all, Saucony, have landed their latest high mileage trainer, and it does not, repeat, does not, disappoint. Saucony states the following about the Triumph 17: ‘First-class long runs are lighter than ever. For those who crave the ultimate in protective cushioning, the Triumph 17 is our most cushioned shoe, giving you everything you need to cruise through the longest of runs. Make running hangovers a thing of the past.’ So, are Saucony’s claims accurate, is this shoe worth the $250 investment? Runner’s Tribe took the Triumph through the paces, and below is our unpaid for review.

The Brooks Levitate 4 is a true workhorse of a neutral high mileage training shoe. Not the lightest of shoes, nor the fastest; but the trade off is you'll get many extra k's out of a pair of Levitates than you may in many other brands. Runner's Tribe were lucky enough to take a pair through 210km, and below is our unpaid for analysis.

For those who are still to learn about Hoka, the Rincon is a sleeker version of the Hoka Clifton (the brand's best selling high mileage neutral trainer). The main differences is the Rincon is slightly cut back making it lighter and faster. The Rincon is more versatile than the Clifton, it can used for long training runs, but is also suitable for speedy thresholds or even a faster session/interval type of a workout. It can be classed as a lightweight neutral everyday trainer.

Runner's Tribe When Adidas released their Boost midsole technology in 2013, it changed running shoe technology forever. From that point, other brands were playing catch...