Running shoes
Nike Pegasus 41
A road-training entry in the Pegasus family, positioned separately from Nike race-day models. Compare the exact standard, GORE-TEX and other regional versions rather than treating their specifications as identical.
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Nike Vomero 18
A cushioned road-running model in the Vomero family. The version number matters when comparing it with other Vomero products or waterproof editions.
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Nike Vaporfly 4
A road-racing model in the Vaporfly family. Treat its race-focused design as a distinct purchase decision from an everyday trainer, and verify event-specific footwear rules where applicable.
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Nike Alphafly 3
A performance road-racing model in the Alphafly family. Keep the exact version and size attached to any test results rather than applying findings from other Nike racing shoes.
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Nike Zoom Fly 6
A road performance model listed in Nike’s racing selection. Compare your intended workout role and local product specification with dedicated racing and daily-training alternatives.
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Nike Structure 26
A road-running model in the Structure range. Consider fit and the specific support design of this version; a supportive label alone does not establish suitability for an individual runner.
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ASICS NOVABLAST 6
A running model featuring ASICS’ NOVABLAST geometry and forefoot Trampoline Pod concept. The official model page identifies a woven upper and ASICSGRIP forefoot rubber. These are manufacturer descriptions, not our laboratory findings.
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ASICS GEL-NIMBUS 28
A model in the GEL-NIMBUS running family, identified in current ASICS product information. Review the exact regional product page for fit and configuration; sustainability descriptions are not evidence of fit or running performance.
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ASICS JOLT 5
A road running shoe whose official listing identifies EVA cushioning, a rubber outsole and neutral support. The listed 10 mm drop and 265 g weight are manufacturer figures for the referenced product, not independent measurements.
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HOKA Clifton 10
A daily-training model included in HOKA’s shoe-rotation guidance. Compare the precise size and width offered in your region; cushioning category and comfortable fit are separate considerations.
Beyond the road
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HOKA Speedgoat 6
A trail-running model included in HOKA’s rotation guidance. A useful comparison begins with the terrain and fit you need, then considers outsole design and protection on the exact version.
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Altra Lone Peak 9+
A trail model in the Lone Peak family. The plus suffix is part of the model identity: verify the region and exact outsole configuration rather than substituting information from Lone Peak 9.
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Salomon SENSE RIDE 5
A trail model positioned by Salomon for mixed terrain. Its official description mentions an engineered mesh upper and SensiFit; compare actual ground conditions and fit rather than using trail labels alone.
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Salomon SPEEDCROSS 6 GORE-TEX
A waterproof-version trail model listed in Salomon’s trail range. The GORE-TEX suffix matters when assessing an offer or comparing it with the non-waterproof Speedcross version.
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Buying guide
How to build a useful running shoe shortlist
A shortlist works best when each shoe has a clear job.
Buying guide
Road shoes and trail shoes: begin with the ground
Ground conditions should lead the comparison, not the appearance of a shoe.
Knowledge
Read a running shoe weight figure properly
A weight without a size and method is an incomplete comparison.
Knowledge
Heel-to-toe drop without the myths
Drop is a geometric description, not a universal recommendation.
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