SauconyMunchen
8 mm drop · 34 mm heelSaucony Munchen
SauconyOmni 22
8 mm drop · 35 mm heel · 286 gSaucony Omni 22
SauconyRide 18
8 mm drop · 35 mm heel · 259 gSaucony Ride 18
SauconyRide 19
8 mm drop · 38 mm heel · 255 gSaucony Ride 19
SauconyTempus
8 mm drop · 36.5 mm heel · 254 gSaucony Tempus
SauconyTriumph 23
10 mm drop · 37 mm heel · 263 gSaucony Triumph 23AI stride analysis
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10 seconds of video from behind. Your stride, measured. Your pairs, ranked.
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HokaBondi 9
5 mm drop · 43 mm heel · 297 gHoka Bondi 9
HokaGaviota 6
6 mm drop · 39 mm heel · 283 gHoka Gaviota 6
HokaMach X 2
5 mm drop · 46 mm heel · 252 gHoka Mach X 2
HokaMach X 3
5 mm drop · 46 mm heel · 289 gHoka Mach X 3
HokaRincon 4
5 mm drop · 36 mm heel · 228 gHoka Rincon 4
HokaSkyflow
5 mm drop · 39 mm heel · 283 gHoka Skyflow
NikePegasus 41
10 mm drop · 37 mm heel · 283 gNike Pegasus 41
NikePegasus Plus
10 mm drop · 244 gNike Pegasus Plus
NikePegasus Premium
10 mm drop · 45 mm heel · 325 gNike Pegasus Premium
NikeRevolution 8
10 mm drop · 292 gNike Revolution 8
NikeStructure 26
10 mm drop · 38 mm heel · 321 gNike Structure 26
NikeStructure Plus
10 mm drop · 42 mm heel · 309 gNike Structure Plus
NikeVomero 18
10 mm drop · 46 mm heel · 325 gNike Vomero 18
NikeVomero Plus
10 mm drop · 43 mm heel · 292 gNike Vomero Plus
NikeVomero Premium
10 mm drop · 54 mm heel · 329 gNike Vomero Premium
AltraExperience Flow 2
4 mm drop · 32 mm heel · 231 gAltra Experience Flow 2
AltraExperience Form
4 mm drop · 30 mm heel · 272 gAltra Experience Form
Foam and drop, mapped.
Daily trainers range from firm and close to the ground to tall and soft. Right means firmer, up means more heel.
Before you choose.
The daily trainer does most of the work. Worth getting right.
What makes a good daily trainer?
Enough cushion for long runs, a drop that suits how you land, and support matched to how much your foot rolls in. Durability matters more than weight here.
Can a daily trainer be my only pair?
Yes, for most runners. A second pair only earns its place when you add regular fast sessions or races, where a lighter, livelier shoe helps.
How often should I replace it?
Somewhere around 600 to 900 km, depending on the foam and your weight. When the midsole feels flat or new aches appear, it is time.