is that it now gives more choice to heavier, stability-oriented runners who want a plush, luxurious shoe.The head-to-head will be between the Asics Gel Kayano, with its firmer, more supportive cushioning, and the Air Kantara, with its deeper, softer ride. They

Weight 336gEvaluation The Adrenaline has always been a firmer-feeling choice for runners in the market for a well-balanced £70 stability shoe like the Asics GT-2060, the Nike Air Structure Triax or the Saucony GRID Omni. It has all the key

design and a smooth heel strike, makes for a comfortable, stable and easy-to-wear shoe.In short Runners are spoilt for choice in the stability shoe market, and even more so with the reborn 2050. It compares favourably with many of the top shoes

(cushioned) £85 Adrenaline GTS 7 (stability) £80 MizunoWave Rider 10 (cushioned) £75 EDITOR'S CHOICE Wave Creation 8 (cushioned) £95 Wave Inspire 3 (stability) £75 MINOR UPDATE Wave Nemesis (cushioned) £65 Wave Nexus (stability) £65 Wave Nirvana 3

The 705 continues New Balance’s venerable subset of cushioned and protective off-road shoes - the 700 and 800 series. These have always been decent, if not great shoes – relatively heavy, unresponsive and not that grippy in mud. In this respect

Welcome to the Runner’s World Autumn Shoe Buyer’s Guide 2008. We’ve reviewed 27 models new to the market since our Spring Guide (March 2008) to give you a thorough overview of best shoes in the shops today.Of course, choosing a running shoe is a

Welcome to the Runner's World Autumn Shoe Guide 2009. You'll find reviews of 28 of the best new running shoes on the market here, as well as an insight into the technologies they contain and plenty of expert advice. There are shoes for all shapes

last as the Beast, the Addiction is lighter than some shoes in its category, and is a good choice for moderate to severe overpronators or big runners seeking a wide, supportive base, durability and cushioning.In short If you are driven mad by ever

.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

reliable, uncomplicated training choice. It would benefit mild to moderate overpronators, forefoot-strikers and heavier runners who want good cushioning and a broad base of support, but who don’t necessarily want a traditional big-guy shoe.