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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 16
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- Sep 17, 2026
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I Tested the Garmin Fenix 9 Pro Solar for 180 Miles—and Only Charged It Once (opens the original)
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The Garmin Fenix 9 Pro Solar is the best Fenix for trail runners, multisport athletes, and ultra runners who want extraordinary battery life, built-in inReach safety features, and a highly readable display. I tested it for 180 miles over three weeks and charged it once. Three weeks, 180 miles, one charge. That’s not something I ever thought I’d say about a Fenix running watch. A Garmin Enduro? Sure, but the multisport baddie Garmin? Never. But because of that memory-in-pixel screen that I can re
The Norda 055 Is a Plateless Trail Super Shoe That Feels Shockingly Stable on Technical Terrain (opens the original)
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The short version: The Norda 055 is a lightweight (sub-8-ounce), plateless trail super shoe with a poppy TPEE midsole, a single-piece Bio-Dyneema upper, and a sticky Vibram Megagrip Elite outsole. It’s fast, shockingly planted on technical terrain, and built to last—but it's $325 and it runs short, so go up a half-size. Rachel Entrekin made the Norda 055 famous by strapping them on and breaking the record to win Cocodona. And while I can’t promise you’ll go run 250 miles in 56 hours just because
I Tested the Hoka Tecton X 4 on Wet Sand and Rocky Trails—It Stayed Fast, Grippy, and Surprisingly Stable (opens the original)
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The Hoka Tecton X 4 is best for trail racers and ultrarunners who want carbon-plated speed without giving up stability on technical terrain. It has excellent grip, drains quickly, and fits securely, but the tight opening is frustrating and the forefoot still runs somewhat tapered. Hoka has been all over the trail running world lately, and their new releases reflect just how much they’re putting into that dedication. If you watched any of the UTMB coverage, you’ll know all about it. The brand’s p
Wahoo Wants to Turn Your Apple Watch Into a Training Tool (opens the original)
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Runners who know treadmills know Wahoo. It’s one of the biggest brands in the industry, making some of the most dynamic treadmills you can buy for your home or gym. Now, it’s helping athletes dial in their training with the Wahoo Apple Watch app, which combines the brand’s structured workouts and training blocks with your wraret. Wahoo set out to make an app which was fully loaded for runners and cyclists to get the most from their training. The app connects to your Wahoo Kickr Run and Kickr sma
Garmin Rarely Discounts These Watches—But Models Like the Vivoactive and More Are on Sale for Nearly 40% Off (opens the original)
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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Why Trust Us? Labor Day is one of the best weeks of the year to buy a Garmin, and this year is no exception. The brand tends to mark down some of its best watches for the holiday, so if you’ve been putting off an upgrade, you might want to pull out your debit card. If you want the top of the line, the Fenix 8 is Garmin’s flagship running watch, packed with all the brand’s best features such as a bright AMOLED screen,
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