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Brooks Adrenaline GTS 9 The changes to this Brooks favourite may have been small but they are also impressive |
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Avia Avi-Lite Guide This shoe runs like a racing shoe and would work as one for those who normally need lots of support |
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Brooks Ravenna  This is a light stability shoe aimed at mild overpronators |
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Etonic Jepara 3 SC A lighter, more flexible shoe than its predecessor while also offering increased support |
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Brooks Axiom 3 The Axiom is back, slightly heavier and beefed up with MoGo in the midsole for better cushioning and energy return |
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Brooks Trance 9 Suitable for moderate overpronators who want strong but forgiving support |
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Mizuno Wave Inspire 5 (M) A lightweight feel and high responsiveness make this a good faster shoe for moderate overpronators |
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Nike Air Span 6 A lightweight shoe for mild overpronators who want reliable medial support but without losing responsiveness |
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Mizuno Wave Inspire 5 (W) Fit and feel are more easy-going than previous (women's) versions of the Inspire |
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Newton Motion A light stability shoe suitable for neutral runners to mild overpronators |
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Mizuno Wave Nexus 3 A good everyday option for runners who prefer lighter shoes |
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Nike LunarGlide+ It's a totally new shoe. Nike reckons its "Dynamic Support" design allows the shoe to provide both cushioning and stability when required |
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Saucony ProGrid Guide 2 The Guide 2 offers average cushioning and flexibility, with a firmer ride than previous versions |
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Under Armour Illusion Stability, breathability and transition are good in this shoe |
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Saucony Grid Phoenix 4 The Phoenix 4 aims to offer good cushioning, light support and a smooth ride at a keen price |
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Nike Zoom Equalon+ 3 (M) A good shoe for lighter runners who need lots of stability |
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Nike Zoom Equalon+ 3 (W) Recommended for women with normal-to-low arches looking for a soft, stable shoe |
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Pearl Izumi Syncropace III A good long-distance racing shoe for heavier runners or a surprisingly easy-going everyday trainer |
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Adidas Supernova Sequence II Adidas has made only a few minor additions to this mid-range stability shoe |
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Adidas Supernova Sequence Latest update in the Supernova Control series, with a newly updated 3D Formotion unit and simplified torsion for a smoother transition |
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An everyday road shoe
Heel striker
Equal stability and cushioning
Snug, fast-feeling
