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TESTER NOTES

Runner's World US

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Issue 04, 2022

INSIGHT, EVALUATIONS, AND HELPFUL TIPS STRAIGHT FROM THE NOTEBOOKS OF OUR STAFF, MEMBERS, AND 250-RUNNER-STRONG WEAR-TESTING TEAM

TESTER NOTES

A Phone Case Inspired by Space Walks, Built for Trail Runs

Two Shark Tank contestants created the Phoozy to shield smartphones during outdoor adventures in the elements. (If you follow the show, you'll remember it sparked a three-way bidding war among the Sharks for a portion of the company.) The Phoozy-yes, like a beer coozy for your phone-is a five-layer thermal capsule made from spacesuit-inspired materials. Designers adapted the tech from NASA's radiant barrier insulation, which was developed for the Apollo Space program.

THE CLAIMS

• Drop-proof up to 9 feet

• Sinkproof

• Water-resistant

• Triples phone battery life

• Exceeds military impact standards

THE RESULTS

The XP3 protected a raw egg from breaking when dropped vertically from four feet, a little more than waist height. After 30 minutes inside a freezer at 11°F, the case's internal temperature remained just above freezing at 36°F. Phone batteries still drain fast in these temps. But the XP3 will help you squeeze out a little extra juice, as well as prevent roasting your fingers on a hot phone screen this summer. The biggest negative is that, like an astronaut's space suit, the XP3 is big and bulky. On the run, it was cumbersome to hold without a hydration pack or vest to stash it in.

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At 17, Winnie Yu was a high school track-and-field runner with a bright future.

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THE MARATHON THAT NEARLY WRECKED ME: A LOVE LETTER

DEAR NEW YORK CITY

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4 mins

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THE SHOES THAT SILENCED MY INNER CRITIC

AROUND THIS TIME last year, I arrived at the Runner’s World office and was greeted by a bright orange shoebox sitting on my desk. I had signed up the day before to become a shoe tester, and the box heralded my first assignment. Excited, I rushed to open it, finding a pair of Nike Zoom Fly 6s inside—in bright pink.

time to read

4 mins

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7 LESSONS I LEARNED FROM RUNNING 35 MARATHONS

IN THE 20-PLUS years I’ve been running marathons, I’ve made just about every mistake possible.

time to read

3 mins

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INTO THE VOID

Wildly fluctuating temperatures, punishing grades, brushes with mountain lions—the Grand Canyon’s Rim to Rim to Rim endurance run is not for the faint of heart.

time to read

13 mins

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THE BEST NEW SHOES

The first wave of super shoes ushered in a lightweight and bouncy new foam. Since then, new advances in tech and compounds have made shoes even lighter, softer, and faster— and not just racers. Super shoe tech is trickling down to daily training shoes.

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13 mins

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Jeannie Rice Knows Something the Rest of Us Don't

It's not about talent. It's not about training. The 77-year-old, record-smashing marathoner has tapped into an ineffable force that defies her age— and she'll never stop chasing it.

time to read

17 mins

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STARTING OVERTHIS TIME SOBER

I'VE RUN ALL over New York City, but lacing up my Hokas in the community room of a rehab center in Midtown Manhattan was definitely a first.

time to read

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AM I WEIRD OR WAS THIS FUN?

AS I SAT in the passenger seat of my friend Tom’s blue Mazda—with a teal bandana tied tightly around my face—I thought: I hope no one calls the police. After all, I could have been mistaken for an abductee.

time to read

4 mins

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BEHIND BARS, RUNNING WAS FREEDOM

Alsu Kurmasheva was jailed in a Russian prison on false charges. Separated from her family with no end in sight, she turned to the one thing that kept her hope alive.

time to read

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