STRUCTURED RUNNING SHOES - REGULAR FOOTPRINT
Our most common foot type. There are lots of us runners around who fall into this category because this foot print type provides good natural cushioning. We will land on the outside of the heel and gently roll inwards before taking off for the next stride. Ideal running shoes would offer a bit of structured support and plenty of cushioning and here are todays most popular running shoe models.... The Nike Zoom Structure Triax +13 is carefully designed fto provide support and stability as well as cushioning and comfort, with an improved crash pad to better absorb shock at impact and moderate pronation. The Brooks Ghost 2 is a highly cushioned running shoe perfect for any amount of milage. If you are training for a marathon and you are a neutral runner than this is the ideal shoe for you! The Asics Gel Kayano is ASICS Premium Structured Cushioning running shoe! This is the ideal running shoe for the overponator requiring high levels of cushioning and comfort. The adidas Supernova Sequence 2 Structured running shoe replaces the adidas Supernova Control for a more cushioned, stable heel to toe transition with ForMotion and TORSION technologies. The Mizuno Wave Inspire 6 is a top end stability running shoe providing a superb level of support and cushioning combined with silky smooth transition. An unbeatable high milage running trainer for the structured runner! These Asics GT 2150 running shoes are perfect for the serious runner in need of some additional support to prevent against overpronation and continue to go from strength to strength The Mens ProGrid Guide 2 keeps selling out! With it's blend of cushioning and support, the Guide 2 has become one of Saucony's fastest selling shoes ever and we just can't make them quick enough.