Running Shoes

Gordon Gianniny reviews the Hoka One One EVO Speedgoat for Blister in Gunnison, Colorado

Hoka One One EVO Speedgoat

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If you're someone who's strayed away from maximal trail shoes because they're often too heavy or bulky — or you're just looking for a lighter, well-cushioned shoe — the Hoka EVO Speedgoat should be on your radar. Check out our full review.
Gordon Gianniny reviews the Hoka One One Rincon for Blister

Hoka One One Rincon

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The Hoka Rincon packs a lot of cushion into an exceptionally lightweight package, making it an appealing option for long days on the road. But is this some specialty shoe, or does it work well even if you're not focused on low weight & max cushion? Check out our full review.
Kieran Nay reviews the Altra King MT 2 for Blister.

Altra King MT 2

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Altra recently revised their most minimal trail shoe, the King MT, and after running a couple hundred miles in it, we think the new King MT 2 is a very nice upgrade from previous versions.
Gordon Gianniny reviews the La Sportiva Bushido II for Blister

La Sportiva Bushido II

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The La Sportiva Bushido II is designed for fast running on the most technical of terrain, but it's also supposed to be more versatile and comfortable than the previous iteration. So ... is it? Check out our full review.
Gordon Gianniny reviews the La Sportiva Lycan for Blister

La Sportiva Lycan

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La Sportiva has made a name for themselves by making shoes specifically designed for technical, mountainous terrain. But their Lycan looks to fill a void in their lineup — a softer, wider, and more comfortable option for moderate terrain and longer distances. Check out our full review.
Maddie Hart reviews the La Sportiva Kaptiva for Blister

La Sportiva Kaptiva

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La Sportiva says their Kaptiva is designed for racing, and we think this lightweight, fairly minimal trail shoe definitely excels there. But we've also been surprised by how well it works outside of a race course — check out our review.
Gordon Gianniny reviews the Altra Timp 1.5 for Blister

Altra Timp 1.5

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When we reviewed the original Altra Timp, we found it to be a unique shoe in the more heavily cushioned category. With all the updates made to the Timp 1.5, is that still the case? Check out our review.
Blister Brand Guide: Blister explains the entire Hoka One One 2019 road and trail shoe lineup

Blister Brand Guide: Hoka One One Lineup, 2019

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There are so many products and options available from so many different companies, it can be difficult to know where to even begin, or to figure out the differences between products in a brand’s own lineup. So we’re introducing our new “Blister Brand Guide” series, where we’ll go over the entire product lineup of a brand, highlight how each product stands out from the rest of the lineup, and help you quickly and easily figure out which one might be best for you. First up: Hoka.
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