We look at some of the racing shoes that emphasize comfort and platform stability.

The Original Asics MagicSpeed helped me rediscover the joy of running. The second revision was better in every way and remains my favorite all-around road shoe ever. The third – and current – edition is still good, but I’m not sure it’s quite as magical as the first two.

Four shoes enter: two from HOKA, one from Saucony, one from Asics. One shoe will be worn at IM Lake Placid.

It’s the return of the Supernova line, with two new entries.

It’s a great shoe with a glaring, easy to remedy flaw.

The Ride 17 is a solid, meat and potatoes, no flash daily trainer that most of us should be wearing for most of our miles.

Our new shoe tester takes the newest super shoe for a spin.

It’s a morphology thing and is specific to the run.

Let’s look at what was on the feet of the 15 fastest runners in the women’s IRONMAN World Championship

Many miles later, what did our resident shoe guru have to say?

At $290, it’s almost more costly than any other carbon-plated running shoe out there. Is it worth it?

The original Rocket X left a lot to be desired. HOKA’s fixed it.