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A heavy-duty waterproof composite toe work boot for rough outdoor sites, with a TPU outsole and anti-fatigue cushioning. Weight at about 2.2 pounds per boot and heat are the trade-offs.
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A traditional, union-made leather work boot for people who stand and walk on flat concrete all shift, with a roomy moc toe and a sole a cobbler can replace. It feels planted and spreads pressure well on hard floors. The weight, the break-in and a wedge sole that suits ladders and mud poorly are the catches.
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Saucony's fast-day trainer gets a lighter, softer foam and a reshaped plate for runners who have started adding tempo runs, intervals or quicker long runs. It makes picking up the pace feel smoother and quicker. The snug fit and a firmer feel on easy jogs are the questions to settle before you buy.
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A sturdy leather walking shoe for people who need firm heel support, room for an orthotic or a hard-to-find width, from narrow to extra-extra-wide. It feels steady and planted on hard floors. The weight and firm ride are the trade-offs, so it is too much shoe for casual, neutral walkers.
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A soft, springy recovery flip-flop made to give tired feet a cushioned, supported place to land after runs, workouts and long shifts. It is light, easy to clean and simple to pack. The open back and the toe post mean it suits short trips and lounging rather than real walking.
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A light hiking shoe that adds a stiff midfoot plate and a held heel to a trail runner's weight, so rocky ground feels steadier. It grips wet stone well and comes in true wide sizes. Firm, modest cushioning and a premium price for the waterproof model are the things to weigh first.
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Saucony Cohesion 14 Kids review: Find out whether its fit, wide options, easy-close straps, grip and original price make sense for your child.
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A friendly look at the Adidas Terrex Agravic Speed 2: comfort, fit, trail grip and whether this lightweight running shoe makes sense for your weekend runs.
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On's carbon-plated road racer gets a lighter foam, a stiffer curved plate and a new channeled sole, all at a lower launch price than the original. It suits trained runners with goal races up to the marathon. Its stiff, race-only ride and short foam life are the things to weigh first.
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A versatile Nike gym shoe that pairs a steady heel for lifting with a flexible forefoot for jumping, lunging and short cardio. It suits people whose workouts mix strength and conditioning. The snug fit and its limits for heavy lifting and longer runs are the things to weigh first.
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A soft, cushioned everyday running shoe made for big kids who run, play and walk on hard surfaces. It suits active kids with regular-width feet and a parent who values sturdy construction. The big question is whether it is worth a premium for a shoe that comes in one width and may be outgrown quickly.
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A cushioned stability running shoe for children whose feet roll inward, bringing the support idea of New Balance's adult 860 to growing feet. It suits young runners and active kids who need structure all day. Lace-only fastening and hard-to-find wide sizes are the things to check first.
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