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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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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 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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An everyday kids' running shoe built for school, recess and gym class, with an easy strap version for younger children. Its biggest strength is fit: few kids' sneakers come in this many widths, so broad feet get real room. The simple foam suits play better than regular distance running.
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A kids' running shoe Nike designed from scratch for school, recess and gym class, with a seamless upper and printed mesh that stand up to scuffing. It suits children who are hard on their shoes and dislike rubbing. One standard width is the main thing to check before you buy.
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A light, firm carbon-plated road racer from On that costs far less than the brand's flagship racers and fits with more toe room than most. It suits shorter races and first-time plated-shoe buyers. The trade-off is a stiffer, flatter ride with less bounce than rivals.
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A low, flexible running shoe with a level platform and a roomy toe box, made for people who want to feel the ground on shorter runs and everyday walks. The comfortable knit upper and sturdier outsole are welcome updates. The thin cushioning and the need to ease into zero drop are the questions to weigh.
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The Asics Fuji Lite 7 is a light, flexible neutral trail shoe with a woven upper and a midfoot wrap. Here is who it suits, who should skip it, how it fits and which alternatives to consider for rockier or muddier ground.
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Nike's trail racing shoe uses a split carbon plate and soft ZoomX foam to stay quick and comfortable over long distances on gravel and smooth trail. It suits ultra racers on runnable courses. Shallow lugs and a very high launch price limit who should buy it.
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