ASICS Gel Kayano 26
Asics have just updated that the New Asics Gel Kayano 26 release date will be on April 2019. The Asics Kayano 26 will have even brighter colors and patterns, an insider tells us. A...
Tagged: Running Shoes
This is our collection of articles on the Best Running Shoes. Our editorial Reviews are from a different angle than most usual reviews;
We look at Running Shoes from the runner’s foot condition and other health issues, in order to suggest the most appropriate shoe for the runner that fits this specific condition.
Best Running Shoes for Flat Feet
Runners with flat feet tend to roll their foot too much inward (overpronate), this may cause, ankle pain, shin splints, knee pain, hip pain and lower-back pain. Flat footers may not over-pronate while walking...
Best Running Shoes for Plantar Fasciitis
Runners who suffer from Plantar Fasciitis may have the painful symptoms for many years before the Plantar Fascia finally starts to heal. It can be quite difficult when trying to find shoes that eliminate...
Best Stability Running Shoes
Modern running shoes feature many fantastic designs and characteristics. A running shoe is your single most important piece of equipment as a runner. Therefore, a running shoe that provides good support, flexibility, grip, and...
Best Running Shoes for Heavy Runners
Finding the right shoes and clothing if you are a bigger or heavy person is not always the easiest task as most clothing and shoes do not always fit, and if they do fit,...
Best Running Shoes for High Arches
Runners with a stiffer or higher foot arch stand the chance of developing problems with their ankle joints and the way they are coupled to the foot or lower legs. When running there is...
Running Shoes for Underpronation (Supination)
Underpronation (or Supination) is when the outer lateral side of the heel hits the ground at an increased angle, preventing the foot from rolling sufficiently inwards upon impact. This, in turn, results in the...
Best Running Shoes for Overpronation
Pronation is basically the inward rolling of your feet when you walk and run; it forms part of the natural movement which helps your lower legs deal with shock from impact. Some people tend...