of stability running shoes but due to the amount of football and rugby that i play he has recommended that I try to purchase other sports shoes (astroturf and boots) with the same stabilising effect. I've called a few places and searched on the net and nobody
I know that orthodics are meant to correct pronation etc.Just wondering though - does anyone have orthodics and still need to use stability shoes or "corrective" shoes? Many orthotics are designed to be worn with neutral shoes, but I know
Hi,Just been fitted with orthotics and stabbility shoes (NB 856's) and they dont feel very cushioning - particularly on the heel. Is this normal for stability footwear?Stu Stu - by nature, a stability shoe will have a firmer section on the inside
Hi I'm new to running, and after doing the wet foot test I'm looking to buy some stability shoes. Can anyone recommend me a good shoe for a 14 stone plodder.cheers steve Steven,You are best off getting assessed on a treadmill if you can. I did
Which stability shoes are suitable to stop me falling over on way home from pub? I managed to get home tonight with falling into the undergrowth, not sure if it was the shoes keeping me upright or the landlord has been watering down the beer
Are Gel Evolutions for pronators, "stability" shoes?? Living here in France, they tend to get sold under descriptions that are different to those I see in RW. Certainly pronating, I need stability otherwise I'm liable to veer off the road and roll
that stops your foot rolling inwards, so its fairly ok... but if the shoe is too rigid or straight-shaped for your foot then you might run into trouble. If you have worn the 1070-s without any trouble, then the 2080's are very flexible for a stability shoe so
Hiya guys, I had a gait analysis done yesterday and was told to get stability shoes. I am 5 foot 2 and around 7.5- 8 stone. Which shoes do people rate? I've seen the Asics Kayano, GT2100, GT2110; the Mizuno inspire 2 and the Sauconny Hurricane 8. I
I need to more support and have so far (on advice) tried various insoles in Neutral trainers. Can't seem to get on with the insoles at all and was wondering about trying more stable shoes. My question is whether stability shoes will control
HiI wonder if anyone could help?I have quite flat feet and have been told that I need a heavy stability or motion control shoe.However when I run in these (Have used NB 1011,Saucony stabil 5 and CS) I end up with knee and ankle pains! I am currently
