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- Sep 18, 2026
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SHOE REVIEW: Altra Olympus 275 HiLo - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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When it comes to all-day comfort on the trails, the Altra Olympus has been at the forefront of the conversation for quite some time. Now in its seventh edition, the Olympus is a standard in the max-cushion trail game, but that’s not the shoe we will be talking about today. The Olympus 275, which launched last year, now has a sportier little brother that is lighter, more breathable and tuned more for running, while still offering the plush comfort of the traditional Olympus. Category: Max-cushion
SHOE REVIEW : New Balance SuperComp Rebel v1 - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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Nearly four years ago, New Balance launched the SuperComp Trainer v1, and it took the running world by storm. It was one of the very first shoes to have an “illegal” stack height,(45 mm of foam in the heel the World Athletics standard is a maximum of 42 mm) and launched a whole new world of super-cushioned, bouncy and exciting training shoes. Every brand now has their own take on what we have started calling a super-trainer (a shoe meant for training, but that takes elements of more expensive, c
SHOE REVIEW: New Balance SuperComp Elite v6 - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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New Balance made itself famous by creating the first mass-produced performance shoes available in multiple widths. While this might not seem exciting, it shows deliberate and thoughtful action that changed the world of running shoes for the better. At New Balance HQ in Boston, the brand’s designers have been hard at work tweaking and crafting their best elite-level racing shoe to date. With so many fans of the SuperComp Elite series, how have they done with version 6? We can’t wait to share our
SHOE REVIEW : Brooks Hyperion Elite 6 - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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in 2018, Brooks athlete Des Linden made history by becoming the first American woman in 33 years to win the Boston Marathon. On her feet was a prototype version of the Hyperion Elite, an excellent first-generation carbon-plated racing shoe. Since then, Brooks has solidified itself as one of the best daily trainer brands on the market, selling millions of pairs of Ghosts, Adrenalines and Glycerins. If there was a weak part of their lineup, you’d point to their elite-level racing products, which h
SHOE REVIEW: Asics Metasleek - Canadian Running Magazine (opens the original)
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For the past few years, the Meta series from Asics has stood for racing at the highest level–the pinnacle of performance. In 2018-19, when carbon-plated shoes were starting to make headway in elite running, the Asics racing shoes weren’t there yet; the brand hadn’t yet found the right balance of cushioning, speed and weight. But just one year later, the first version of the MetaSpeed Sky and Edge were born. I ran my first marathon in that initial version of the shoe, and I have some great memori
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