. Cushioning is provided by a rearfoot 3D GRID insert and a soft midsole made from three full-length layers of Saucony's HRC (High Rebound Compound) EVA. Whereas the 3D GRID in Saucony's stability shoes is visible on both sides of the shoe, it only appears

-perfect £70 stability shoes on the market, New Balance has now upped the ante at £60 with a sleeker, lower-profile shoe than it has produced before.It combines a long medial post with smooth cushioning (including rear-and forefoot inserts) and a responsive

shoe is: would you choose it over a more readily available big-brand option? The answer for the Extol is quite possibly. It’s not a shoe that will set you on fire, but side by side with other sub-£60 stability shoes, it has a pleasing ride that more

Weight 363gEvaluation Even though its price has increased by £5, very few shoes that are this affordable are as solid as the Sovereign. Its big plus is that its wide base of support runs the full length of the shoe, which is ideal for stability

, which was very durable, but rather stiff for all but the heavier runners.In short The Complete Peerless is a good, economical motion control shoe. If you’re a moderate to severe overpronator and you don’t want to spend more than £60 to get the stability

with technology – including rear- and forefoot cushioning pads and deep flex grooves.Stability is even more of an issue for women runners than it is for men, and along with a slender-heeled fit, that’s the key to the Perpetua. The shoe has a long medial post

Weight 356gEvaluation Nike puts the Base E forward as a lightweight stability shoe, but it’s actually just a slightly cheaper alternative to the midweight £60 Air Span Triax, for runners who prefer a chunkier feel.With rearfoot Air cushioning, a

Weight 363gEvaluation The Streetfighter C is simply the Streetfighter SC minus its medial post. Despite lacking this stability device, the broad-lasted Streetfighter C still offers a good level of support for a cushioning model.The removal

not as the current shoe in that range, the 6000, is still available, but do try the 7000 because it is actually a better shoe at the same great price. The grip, and decent stability of the 6000 are all there but the rearfoot GRID insert means the cushioning

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