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Cycling

Bont Sub-10

 Bont's moldable, monocoque cycling shoes bring something new to the tri shoe category: a shoe so form fitting the single-strap closure method isn't the liability it once was.
Cycling

Northwave Tribute

 The Tribute is an update on the Tribal: a tri-specific cycling shoe with an extremely soft Lorica upper. Don't expect the same fit, feel and features: the shoe is an improvement, or not, depending on you.
Cycling

Specialized TriVent

 Specialized really went after the tri-specific crowd with its TriVent BG shoe. Notwithstanding a couple of minor peeves, this shoe is the cash register leader and deserves to be.
Running

K-Swiss Konesic (2010)

 The Konesic is a pure stability trainers like those built ten and fifteen years ago. K-Swiss might have found a niche market for the heavier runners who loved the motion control shoes no longer widely available.
Running

Adizero Mana 2010

 The Mana is the shoe for those who might want to run in the Adizero, but, need a bit of medial posting. Just keep in mind that posting comes at a price: a slightly harder feel.
Running

Brooks Ariel/Beast (2010)

 In contrast to the storming hordes proclaiming natural gaits and barefoot running, the Brooks Beast stands its post, on its wall. Overpronation? Not on its watch.
Running

Asics Gel Foundation 8 (2010)

 Featuring a sleeked down silhouette, this Asics contains support features popular in Asics motion control shoes, but at a lighter weight than many of the motion control anchors on the market.
Running

Newton AW

 If you're a Newton fan, but, feel more like an ice skater than a runner when you contact wet or icy surfaces, there's good news for you: The Newton Running All Weather shoe.
Running

Asics GT 2150 (2010)

 Asics is shipping some 2010 product out to stores like ours, and we availed ourselves of the chance to run in next year’s version of the famous Asics GT-series.
Running

Asics Gel Kayano 16 (2010)

 This is, of course, Asics answer to its own Kayano 15, and, no, it's not the same shoe as the 15; it's more to your liking, or less, depending on your foot and ankle structure.