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Running shoes for a mild supinator (Read 392 times)
posted: 5/4/2008 at 10:07 PM
modified: 5/4/2008 at 10:07 PM
Hi,

After running ~250 miles on my Brooks Radius 6 I am starting to consider buying another pair of running shoes. I do know that the best thing I can do is getting them from a running shop (I know a couple of them in London), but would like to get some advise from here first.

Being 1.88m (that's probably 6' something''), 90 kg and a mild supinator (or so the guy in the shop where I bought my Brooks said), I suppose I need extra cushioning. Even though I've never owned a pair, I must admit I am partial to Asics, I don't know why, just think they look nice... Could you please recommend me some models (not just Asics, of course)?

Cheers Smile
PRs 5K 21:44 10K 51:35 51:09 48:41
posted: 5/5/2008 at 12:24 AM
Brooks Glycerin, Saucony Trigon Ride, Mizuno Wave Runner (I think that's the neutralish one), Nike Pegasus, Adidas Supernova Cushion, Puma Prevail (My current), plenty of others.
2009 Goals: 1. Get Healthy and stay that way. Seen the Physiotherapist too many times this year. 2. If healthy, 1:20 at Army Run 21 Sept


Bruno

posted: 5/6/2008 at 4:22 PM
Absolutely love the Brooks Glycerine--I've owned at least one of each model except the newest. I know some people are anti-Nike, but the Vomero's(the original) were incredible--I got em on sale. The problem with neutral cushioned is that they can be pretty expensive.

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