If you’re looking more for lightweight than super supportive. New Balance RC 1400 V2.
If you’re looking more for lightweight than super supportive. New Balance RC 1400 V2.
Adidas Adizero Boston Boost. Incredibly long name, and has a hint of gimmickry about it. But, the boost midsole does seem to last incredibly long, and balance cushion/responsiveness. As such, the shoe settles nicely in the area between a plush trainer and a stripped-down racer. Read more
Adidas Adizero Boston Boost. Incredibly long name, and has a hint of gimmickry about it. But, the boost midsole does…
Wish I had a favorite running shoe. :( My big, flat, size 14 feet always get stuck with these:
Wish I had a favorite running shoe. :( My big, flat, size 14 feet always get stuck with these:
The shoe is simple, comfortable, durable and affordable. Obviously for minimal, mid/forefoot-running. Great on the trail or on the road.
The shoe is simple, comfortable, durable and affordable. Obviously for minimal, mid/forefoot-running. Great on the…
Saucony Kinvara for 5 miles or less, Saucony Mirage for 5+ (up to marathon distances). Saucony Peregrine for trails. Read more
Saucony Kinvara for 5 miles or less, Saucony Mirage for 5+ (up to marathon distances). Saucony Peregrine for trails.
Just a thought: I’d love to hear how folks at different phases of running pick their shoes.
Just a thought: I’d love to hear how folks at different phases of running pick their shoes.
Hoka One One Stinson Tarmac (now called Lite): The low heel/toe drop and slight rocker are conducive to forefoot striking and the extra padding keeps your feet from getting annihilated when doing lots of miles. The outsoles of the tarmac/lite versions last much longer than the softer trail versions. They aren’t cheap,… Read more
Hoka One One Stinson Tarmac (now called Lite): The low heel/toe drop and slight rocker are conducive to forefoot…
Definitely the Saucony Hurricane. This is a great shoe.
Definitely the Saucony Hurricane. This is a great shoe.