Our Running Warehouse Picks of The Week (November 15, 2024)

Intro

Sometimes, we like to go back to our roots and recommend a few things we like most — like running shoes. So, in the interest of showing off what’s out there, we went for an all-shoe, all-the-time lineup this week. Everything is available from Running Warehouse, of course, but you won’t find any gear, apparel, or accessories this week. And, since there weren’t very many launches at Running Warehouse this week, we have even more shoes to check out.

Don’t worry, I’m sure we’ll be back to a more even mix next week, but for now, it’s a mix of road and trail picks. No matter what we end up choosing, there’s always something to pick up. Our goal is to provide a few new selections each week, so check back real soon if you’re not into this week’s options.

If we’ve reviewed one of our picks, we’ll link it. If not, maybe just trust us. We’d buy all of this gear ourselves if we had an unlimited budget.

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Women’s Skechers GoRun Razor 5

It’s been a quiet year for the Skechers folks, who have decided to focus on *checks notes* Pickleball. All is not lost, however, as we have the follow-up to one of Skechers’ better shoes from the last few years: the GoRun Razor 5. It’s a simple, straightforward shoe with a solid layer of supercritical Hyper Burst Pro foam and a carbon-infused H plate for some stability. Now, if only we could do something about the brightly colored midsole.

Men’s Nike Zoom Fly 6

Up next is another excellent update that just might have justified the Zoom Fly’s existence in Thomas’s mind. Nike’s uptempo trainer packs a hearty (if barely legal) stack of ZoomX foam, a bottom layer of SR-02 through the midsole, and a carbon fiber Flyplate tuned for training. Honestly, it’s just an absolutely gorgeous update to a trainer that we were previously unconvinced by. What more could you need?

Women’s Saysky Blaze Jacket

Since we’re not rocking running shoes this week, let’s switch gears to a lightweight jacket. We’re big fans of most Saysky products, but it’s not quite cold enough for our collection of winter coats, so the reflective Blaze gets the nod. At first, it looks like an all-black layer until you look closer and realize that it’s covered in reflective spots from top to bottom. By the way, it has thumbholes.

Men’s Rabbit Layer One

I’ll be honest — this one is named unlike any of Rabbit’s other products. Normally, we expect fun names like Dream Chaser from the brand, so Layer One feels a bit more robotic. Don’t let that sway you, though, because it’s still a solid option if you’re after a lightweight grid fleece for your chillier runs. Rabbit is looking at a nice rusty orange color, dubbed Redwood, for the holidays this year, and we’re big fans of that, too.

Coros Pace Pro

Coros has finally done it — the Pace has evolved. What started out as a $200 running watch has become a $350 model with a bright 1500-nit AMOLED face that still offers three weeks of battery life. Thomas and Robbe have been rocking the Pace Pro for a week or two now, and they’ve been loving the updated design. You might have to get used to the new USB-C keychain charger, but it’s a much better design than in years past.

Men’s Brooks Adrenaline GTS 24

And finally, an exciting pick: A stability shoe. Alright, so normally, we have nothing thrilling to say about Brooks shoes, but we have to give them a little bit of credit for spicing up the Adrenaline just a little bit. This is, of course, the version with GuideRails, so it should keep you from overpronating while you add up the miles. By the way, GuideRails are our own Sam Sheldon’s favorite stability technology, and he knows a thing or two about stability shoes.

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