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

		Nike Air Zoom Elite 2 Stable performance show with a cushioned feel
		Asics Gel DS Trainer 14 Most testers regarded this as a return to form, offering good support for such a lightweight shoe
		New Balance 901 Minor update of the 900, with Abzorb SBS material and N-Lock lacing system
		Saucony Grid Tangent 2 Dual density midsole and airmesh upper
		Avia Avi-Lite II A good option for runners who usually train in stability shoes
		New Balance 904 A solid, low-profile shoe with good medial support for those who want a supportive race-day shoe without the extra weight
		Adidas Adizero Tempo II A good stable shoe for fast runs, offering a light racy feel and snug fit
		Puma Complete Concinnity III A good shoe for light over-pronators looking for a long-distance racing or fast training shoe
		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

A second faster shoe
Non pronator or under 13st
Stability needs