In short:Basic, lightweight stripped-down performance shoe Brian Sexton 2: Good neutral shoe for minimalist fans or under-pronators. Supple, light weight & breathable. Strengths: Neutral, minimal, breathable. Lack of cushioning is a pro for proper
is that the forefoot – where most Feather-wearers land – is too firm and speed came at a cost of some lower leg pain after a few runs. This shoe comes up narrow and small, so go for at least a half size up. Simon Darlington: The Runners World review here is spot on, i
In short:Mild stability running shoe with dual density midsole Welsh Alex: FAST AND LIGHT Strengths: Comfortable, fast and light. To my astonishment it is possible to do distance in them. I have been up to 1/2 Mara in them with my legs feeling fine
Careful_jogger: GOOD PERFORMANCE Strengths: Weaknesses: Overall: Use it for track work andmarathon running. Australopithecus: FAST AND LIGHT, BUT WITH ENOUGH CUSHIONING FOR LONGER RACES. Strengths: I've found it suitable for distances well beyond
low profile heel is excellent for forefoot runners. So comfortable I elected to wear them in an off-road relay leg, and they did the job well.I think it's the sort of shoe I'll be running a lot of miles in. Richard Kwan: FAST COMFORTABLE TRAINER
& comfort, hard wearing Weaknesses: good support & comfort, hard wearing Overall: best running shoe i ever had, no longer have any excuses (achey legs etc) to not get out there and they just keep going tara george: FANTASTIC Strengths: Comfortable
