Wellness Reviews

The Asics Gel-Kayano 31 mostly sticks to the same design as the Gel-Kayano 30, and it’s a top cushioned option for runners who need extra stability.

The Hoka Skyward X is the latest super trainer on the scene, fitted with a carbon plate, PEBA midsole foam, and an illegally high stack height. Here’s my verdict.

Garmin has a winner on its hands with the Approach R10 launch monitor. It's packed with features for a lower price than other models.

The Coros Pace 3 packs a lot of impressive features into its lightweight frame, and it’s an excellent option for runners and triathletes that undercuts the competition.

The Forerunner 165 borrows many of its best features from higher-end models and offers them in a more approachable and affordable package.

We put the Suunto Sonic bone conduction headphones to the test, training in them for up to an hour each time, and even wearing them for a three-hour run. Here's how they fared.

The Brooks Ghost 16 is the best version of the shoe in years thanks to the new midsole foam, which makes the shoe lighter and improves the ride.

The Shokz OpenSwim Pro are the perfect bone conduction headphones for sports thanks to the combination of Bluetooth and MP3 playback.

The Shokz OpenFit Air are open headphones with a comfortable fit that allow you to stay aware of your surroundings during workouts.

The Saucony Guide 17 is a comfortable and supportive running shoe for easy miles and has enough cushioning for longer runs too.