wide or narrow feet.Most of the categories are self-explanatory, but in case you’re not sure whether they apply to you, we’ve provided introductions to each. Either way, you should go to an experienced specialist retailer or biomechanics expert who can

with an internal one-piece tongue/sock to really hold the foot snugly. Too snugly, for broad-footed runners, as the sock is not very stretchy and the whole upper has a fairly narrow fit. Still, if you have narrow feet, you’ll possibly find that the Incognito Plus

hand, if you have very broad feet you may find that the base of support under your feet feels too narrow. You’ll have to try it on to find out, but on the positive side, the core midsole ingredients are all there: a straight last, a very long medial

, lighter wearers found that the cushioning worked nicely for them, too. Another surprise was that despite looking rather wide and clumpy the Streetfighter C offered a good fit for narrower feet and a smooth ride.In short A stable cushioning shoe

.To boost its big-guy credentials, the Kantara is also built on a new, fuller-fitting last (some other Nike control shoes have proved too narrow for overpronators with wide feet). The good news is that it now gives more choice to heavier, stability

Normal feet have a normal-sized arch and will leave a wet footprint that has a flare, but shows the forefoot and heel connected by a broad band. A normal foot lands on the outside of the heel and rolls inwards slightly to absorb shock. It’s the foot of a

forefoot fit. Our view is that it’s worth trying on as a light, comfortable shoe (if you have narrow feet), but that it’s not ideal because it flexes in the midfoot rather than the forefoot. In short The Illusion earns a place on the biomechanically neutral

, and more reinforced medial support than the Structure Triax.To boost its big-guy credentials, the Kantara is also built on a new, fuller-fitting last (some other Nike control shoes have proved too narrow for overpronators with wide feet). The good news

with narrow feet. The extra cushioning makes the shoe fractionally less responsive, but that’s worth it. It’s now a shoe that’s even more comparable with alternatives at £70-plus. In short The 764 is a better-cushioned version of the already appealing 763. It

control shoes. Bizarrely, the midfoot fit was narrower than the other models in the new Reebok range (motion-control wearers often have big, wide feet), and when your foot is at rest in the shoes it seems to be more pronated than in the Stability model