Filters
- Terrain
- Pace
- Brand
- Heel to toe drop
- Trail terrain
- Toebox
- Audience score
- Pronation
- Use
- Release date
- Price
- Features
- Race distance
- Midsole softness
- Arch support
- Type
- Foot condition
- Strike Pattern
- Collection
- Arch Type
- Weight
- Waterproofing
- Stiffness
- Discount
- Technology
- Color
- Deals
- Material
- Season
- Breathability
- Heel counter stiffness
- Heel stack
- Heel padding durability
- Forefoot stack
- Lug depth
- Outsole durability
- Toebox durability
- Torsional rigidity
- Difference in midsole softness in cold
- Difference in stiffness in cold
- Toebox width at the big toe
- Toebox width at the widest part
Maximalist running shoe reviews
139 shoes reviewed
Disclosure: We buy all shoes ourselves. We earn affiliate commissions at no extra cost to you when you buy through us. Why trust us
-
$140 -
$200 $176 Save 12% -
$100 $49 Save 51% -
$150 $90 Save 40% -
$180 $150 Save 17% -
$140 $90 Save 36% -
$135 $62 Save 54% -
$160 -
$250 -
$150 $90 Save 40% -
$165 $123 Save 26% -
$160 $115 Save 28% -
$160 $80 Save 50% -
$160 $149 Save 7% -
$160 $120 Save 25% -
$250 $180 Save 28% -
$160 $98 Save 39% -
$150 $100 Save 33% -
$140 $60 Save 57% -
$160 $120 Save 25% -
$120 $50 Save 58% -
$150 $83 Save 45% -
$275 $252 Save 8% -
$160 -
$250 -
$170 $102 Save 40% -
$180 $60 Save 67% -
$260 -
$130 $91 Save 30% -
$225
Overall review lists
Best guides
Running shoes are getting bigger and higher and this collection of maximalist running shoe reviews is here to prove it. In the lab, we have precisely measured the stack height of each shoe, along with its weight and midsole softness. Because of this, it is easy to look for the maximalist running shoes that are great for racing, for overpronators, or that are extremely breathable and trail-ready!