From your answers we have determined that the best shoes for you are

		Adidas adiStar Ride A good choice for runners with an efficient gait who are looking for good cushioning
		Adidas Adistar Ride II A stable but lightweight ride suitable for mild overpronators
		New Balance 758 An update of the popular 757, this remains a popular choice with neutral runners looking for a lightweight durable everyday shoe
		Saucony ProGrid Triumph 6 Saucony's best-selling shoe in Europe, and one of the most flexible models around
		Asics Gel 3010 This new stability model from Asics features a gender-specific last for men and women
		Newton Gravitas Newton is a relatively new brand to the UK. Its shoes are specifically created to promote forefoot running
		Brooks Ghost 2 Extremely lightweight shoe that nevertheless offers increasing cushioning compared to previous versions
		Puma Complete Velosis This new model is Puma's top-of-the-line neutral-cushioned shoe, based on a new last and featuring Duocell cushioning in the heel for a soft but responsive impact
		Asics Gel Stratus II Excellent midfoot support and heel cushioning, giving you a comfortable, cushioned ride
		Mizuno Wave Rider 12 (M) A great shoe for runners looking for a snug, soft ride
		Asics Gel Cumulus 11 Good for bigger runners doing high mileage
		New Balance 757 Significant update on the 756, offering increased cushioning, stability and a more efficient ride
		Asics Gel Cumulus X Firmer, faster feel than previous models, thanks to a new discrete heel unit and redesigned outsole
		Mizuno Wave Precision 10 Recommended for efficient runners with normal arches as an everyday trainer or speed-workout shoe for light runners with low arches
		Reebok Premier Verona KFS Greater cushioning, traction and a re-engineered heel make for a snug and comfortable ride
		Under Armour Apparition A good shoe for high-arched runners wanting lots of bounce

An everyday road shoe
Heel striker
Just Cushioning
Soft but fast