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The Ultimate Minimalist vs Maximalist Shoe Test: 100 Miles in the New Balance MT 110 vs Hoka One One Mafate

September 18th, 2012 | By

Some ups and downs (literal and figurative) ensue when a runner experiments with the Frankenstein combination of a minimal trail shoe and a maximal trail shoe during a rocky 100-mile mountain race.

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Notes from Guatemala: Every Run is an Adventure

August 31st, 2012 | By

Our East Coast ultrarunner Jon Loewus-Deitch is traveling through Central America working on climate change adaptation and disaster resilience with the Nicaraguan Red Cross (and occasionally testing some gear for us). In the meantime, he’s sending back reports from the field on how different life can be when you’re in a town whose name would ...

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(Not so) Quick Bites: GU Energy – A Love Story

August 27th, 2012 | By

Since we started writing about trail food, we’ve looked as some of the very tasty bits, but it’d be wrong to wait much longer to write up one of the foundations of my endurance fitness nutrition plan: GU Energy.

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Columbia Sportswear Powerdrain Hybrid Water Shoe – Top Performance on Land and in Water

August 23rd, 2012 | By

Whether your goal is to make a five-bean salad or tackle a trail with land and water components, Columbia Sportswear’s Powerdrain Hybrid Water Shoe will help you accomplish it.

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New Balance 720 Multisport shoes: Creek Crossing Shoes for Trail Runners

August 21st, 2012 | By

New Balance 720 multisport shoes, $78 (now $60), newbalance.com The Good: They shed water quickly and dry in minutes. The Bad: Grit and gravel can get in through the drain holes. The Ugly: You can no longer pull off wearing water socks – see ya 1990′s! Countless other companies have brought good water shoes to ...

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