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Jan 14, 2025 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers |Matthew Klein |David Salas
Mizuno Wave Rebellion Pro 3 ReviewBy Andrea Myers, Matthew Klein & David SalasIn the last few years, Mizuno has changed from being the consistent company to the one that now seems to put out the craziest new stuff. The original Rebellion Pro was a great example of this with an incredibly unique geometry, ride and midsole. The Rebellion Pro 2 managed to be more aggressive, adding a more intense heel curve and a bouncier foam.
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Jan 3, 2025 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers |Matthew Klein
Prior to 2023, Mizuno had been a fairly consistent company. The Rider, Inspire, Sky, Horizon and others were fairly predictable despite some changes over the years. In 2023, Mizuno debuted the crazy Rebellion Pro, their first true super racer. This geometry and new ideas were completely unexpected for a company that had shown consistent tradition for many years.
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Nov 12, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers |Matthew Klein
ASICS Novablast 5 ReviewBy Andrea Myers and Matthew KleinASICS Novablast 5 Price: $139.95 at Running WarehouseWeight: 9 oz, 255 g (men's size 9), 7.9 oz, 225 g (women's size 8)Stack Height: M 41.5 mm / 33.
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Nov 9, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Nathan Brown |Andrea Myers |Matthew Klein |David Salas
Due to some recent success from some of their major athletes, such as Helen Obiri, On Running has had a lot more eyes looking at their super shoes. On decided to continue pushing innovation towards a more unique super shoe offering in the Cloudboom Strike by creating what they call a bounce board in the sock liner. This creates a softer and more plush loading experience through toe off on the carbon plate. Was it a hit for the team? Find out below.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers
Altra Escalante 4 ReviewBy Andrea MyersThe Altra Escalante 4 is the latest version of Altra's classic zero drop daily trainer. The Escalante has always been known for its wide toe box, high volume upper, flexible sole, and natural feeling ride. Altra says that v4 is a nod to the popular Escalante 1.5, with a new footbed and the same Altra EGO midsole foam as its predecessors.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers |Matthew Klein
Brooks Glycerin Max ReviewBy Andrea Myers and Matthew KleinWhile the rest of the running industry has jumped head-on into maximalism, Brooks has carefully taken its time with developing footwear to fit this category. Like the original Pure line with minimalism, the slow debut of a Max line has produce the Ghost Max, Hyperion Max and now the Glycerin Max.
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Oct 6, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Matthew Klein |Andrea Myers
The footwear industry has clear trends right now. Increased stack heights, stiffening agents (plates) and superfoams are becoming more common even among daily training shoes. The number of lower stack height road running shoes has all but disappeared, with limited options from companies like Topo and Altra.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers
Carbon Plated Running Shoe Resource Page The current trend in racing shoes has been toward super foams and carbon fiber plates. Although p... Beginner's Guide to Walking, and the Best Running Shoes for Walking By DOR Editorial Team While this website is called "Doctors of ... New Balance FuelCell Rebel v4 Review By Matthew Klein, Andrea Myers, & David Salas While still a relatively young series, the FuelCell ...
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers |David Salas |Matthew Klein
New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080 v14 ReviewBy Andrea Myers and David SalasNew Balance has been making some moves over the last couple of years, and the results have been showing. They have made good improvements across all of sectors of their footwear. Their performance footwear and athletes shined on the track at the Olympics, while they have also pushed for improved comfort in their daily training models.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
doctorsofrunning.com | Andrea Myers |Matthew Klein
Nike Pegasus Plus ReviewBy Andrea Myers and Matthew KleinThe original Nike Pegasus Turbo quickly became a cult classic running shoe. As one of the first non-super shoes to feature PEBAX, it blended an incredibly bouncy midsole with a lighter weight, nimble feel and some more normal flexibility. While durability was questionable for some people, it garnered a following similar to the original Brooks Launch.
