Freezing Midsoles? (Read 588 times)

NB used to tout their "FL" midsole as remaining pliable and soft under cold conditions, but I haven't found it to be much different than any other cushioning foam. The best shoe I have found (granted, I pretty much only wear NB due to stupid wide feet) for Winter running, cushioning-wise is the 902/903. It's a less dense, squishier, lighter-weight foam. I think the fact that it's more squishy in warmer temps helps keep it from being as negatively affected by the cold. The worst shoe I ever wore in the Winter was the 767...I recall other people having similar experiences with that shoe. So maybe any lightweight, flexible performance shoe would be better during cold temps...?

Would it be possible to buy a upgraded insert and replace the reg. insert. This may add a little bit under foot to get you through the runs. The upgrades tend to be a bit thicker, and they dont have to be as aggressive as you think as far as arch etc...