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Asics Gel Cumulus 13
Year: 2011 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 6 reviews 

between 30-45 miles a week in them and have done a few races this year and they are my dream running trainer and would never change them for anything else. Luke Ellis 2: Good Price Good Running Shoe Strengths: Good Support in the shoe and are comfortable

Asics Gel-Cumulus 12
Price: £65 
Year: 2010 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 10 reviews 

in transition and our lab tests showed it to have low responsiveness, although cushioning scored highly. Suitable for lighter runners looking for an everyday training shoe.Wear testers say "Quite a lot of support for a shoe designed for neutral runners." Ali

Nike Lunareclipse+
Price: £100 
Year: 2010 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 8 reviews 

and ‘floating' external heel counter for a comfortable grip. We say This is Nike's flagship cushioning shoe, and testers immediately noticed the pillowy ride. Comfort was enhanced by the lightweight, chafe-free upper design. Test results also showed

Nike Air Pegasus
Price: £60 
Year: 2009 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 66 reviews 

shoe Weaknesses: Comfortable good fitting shoe Overall: The Pegasus has been one of my favourite road shoes for the last 3 years. It is comfortable and provides good overall performance. It's achiles heal is the air cushioning, as I've experienced

Nike Free 5.2
Price: £60 
Year: 2006 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 14 reviews 

not usually used, which is supposed to help reduce injury. Overall: Not a replacement for a well cushions high mileage shoe, but a once weekly run in these couls add a new dimension to your training. However, I have not worn then enough to know if any

Nike Air Max 360
Price: £120 
Year: 2006 
Reader rating: 3/5 from 8 reviews 

In short:First Nike shoe with a completely foamless midsole Weight (M): 354g Contact: www.nike.com Full Review: The Air Max 360 is the first Nike Air shoe with a completely foamless midsole - something it's been working towards for years. Instead

Mizuno Wave Rider 12 (M)
Price: £80 
Year: 2009 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 13 reviews 

to the Waverider - and hey presto, end of problem. Been buying annually ever since. Overall: Would never consider any other shoe. Jonathan Parsons 4: excellent, well cushioned long distance shoes Strengths: After running in asics for many years I decided my tight

Saucony ProGrid Triumph 8
Price: £103 
Year: 2011 
Reader rating: 4.5/5 from 5 reviews 

more cushioned toe-off.   We say Saucony has tweaked the Triumph 7 while preserving its well-judged fit and excellent ride quality - and it was among the most cushioned shoes on test. Wide-footed runners and orthotics wearers found the forefoot a little

Asics Gel-Nimbus 12
Price: £105 
Year: 2010 
Reader rating: 3.5/5 from 28 reviews 

as I bought two pairs and can compare the used to new very easily Overall: really good shoe for both training and racing providing good support and cushioning of the longer distances rael roberts: Asics gel cumulus 12 this year looks like a ferrari

Nike Lunarglide+ 2
Price: £80 
Year: 2010 
Reader rating: 4/5 from 7 reviews 

cushioning with a bouncy feel whilst running, great responsiveness, ran the Stockport 10 with them straight out of the box. Support seems OK as well though I do wear orthotics Overall: Most impressive shoe I have ever had (and I have been running for 15 years

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