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Scarpa Spark Shoe Review

The Scarpa Spark ($115) comes in at under 10 oz, and I believe is one of the overlooked shoes this year when compared to all the other “name-brands”.  The Spark is considered a “mountain minimal” shoe.  Let’s examine the Spark.   INTIAL...

Brooks Cascadia 7 Shoe Review

There is a lot of debate over the various versions of the Brooks Cascadia from “floating” eyelets to lack of traction. Let’s look at the updated Brooks Cascadia 7 ($110).   INITIAL IMPRESSIONS The Cascadia 7 comes in slightly...

SKORA Base Shoe Review

SKORA is a new shoe company based in Portland, Oregon that is entering the minimalist shoe market. The SKORA Base ($125) is designed as a road shoe. A trail version will be released in Spring 2013. Although a road shoe, a comment from one of our TRN...

GoLite Dart Lite shoe review

The GoLite Dart Lite shoe is advertised as a low-drop, trail running shoe: Specifications Upper: breathable mesh Insole: versatile PreciseFit™ system that can be customized for narrow, medium and wide feet by inserting or removing insole components...

La Sportiva C-Lite 2.0 Shoe Review

La Sportiva caught my eye with the Vertical K. The C-Lite 2.0 ($110) is no slacker on the trail. Although the C-Lite 2.0 was launched in Spring 2011, I had to review this shoe.   INITIAL IMPRESSIONS The C-Lite 2.0 fits snug but very comfortable...

Newton Gravitas=Gravity Shoe Review

We have several podcasts regarding running efficiency.  For those looking to transition to a better running form, a “transitional shoe” may be an option.  I have asked Newton Running to provide such a shoe. I will be reviewing the Newton...

Vasque Mindbender Shoe Review

The Vasque Mindbender ($110) shoe is advertised as – “A light, rock solid shoe that will take you miles and miles.”  It was originally launched in the Spring of 2010. Since that time, there have been few reviews on this shoe (which...

Pearl Izumi Peak II Shoe Review

I know Pearl Izumi makes great cycling gear, but what about their trail running products. I will be reviewing the Pearl Izumi Peak II ($120) trail shoe.   INITIAL IMPRESSIONS The Peak II is a sub-10 oz lightweight trainer designed to be a...

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