isn’t stable enough, or that it doesn’t provide enough cushioning, first check that you haven’t simply worn them out or bought the wrong shoes in the first place. Likewise, if you’ve been suffering from persistent injury, then make an appointment

present the shoes currently "in line" that we think top the bill.Best For Big SoftiesAdidas Supernova Cushion – £70Why it's the best If you think that wearing a running shoe should feel like walking barefoot across a sheepskin rug, then you

of running shoe that fits neatly into a similar ‘hybrid' category: performance trainers.They're light enough to slip on for a speed session on the track, but offer enough stability and cushioning to cope with all but the longest Sunday training runs. They

Competition, it's a very stable racing shoe. It also provides plenty of cushioning, so over the marathon distance, moderate overpronators aiming to run anywhere from 2:30 to 3:00 should find enough support from the Supernova.Swap and Save If you usually race

now weigh little more than a standard stability shoe. Others have the plush shock-absorbancy of cushioning shoes, and a couple can even be called responsive. Motion control (MC) shoes have come of age – they've always been functional, but now they

the Hurricane Ridge off and pour out the water.Montrail Susitna XCR – £90What is it? A cushioned trail and adventure-racing shoeIt's weatherproof because… the Susitna uses Goretex XCR. Unlike the other XCR shoes, though, the membrane, rather than between two

series. Reebok now has a great range of shoes suitable for every type of runner, and the pick is the Premier Road. Offering a great combination of cushioning, stability, smoothness and value (it’s a steal at £55), the Premier Road is a pleasure to run in

-shaped knit that helps keep the ankle stable; ankle pads and an Achilles protector provide extra cushioning; and air channels help air circulate around your toes. Added to that, they make your running shoes feel even more comfortable.Best for Athletes who don