of softer foam running the full length of the midsole.We say Motion-control shoes need to strike a balance between support and weight and ride. However, our lab test shows this shoe struggles to do that - it's heavy, but doesn't have a huge amount

pockets above the foam pad to give a smoother rolling action and more cushioned heelstrike. The inside of the shoe has a new upper liner, and has been treated with Cocona - a coconut-derived carbon treatment that cools your feet and controls odour. Plastic

, the "wave" is a simple and usually effective support, these shoes have gone too far, i can't believe that Mizuno havent tested them back to back. maybe ok for some runners but to unforgiving for me. markk: A great motion control with good fit fit and comfort

in the toebox – meaning orthotic inserts can be more easily accommodated.Unlike most motion control shoes, which tend to be quite firm underfoot, our lab tests show the Stabil's flexibility to be above average. Testers liked the shoe's fit and feel, though one

improved in its last incarnation and thankfully little has changed here, bar the name. The simplified Torsion unit means the foot arch feels less supported than before, but it’s still a very stable shoe. Our lab tests showed that it’s as responsive

control shoe. Weaknesses: High level of support makes this a very effective motion control shoe. Overall: A great shoe for those needing a higher level of support. oldasthmatic: Been using Brooks Addiction since Addiction 4. Always the same quality shoe

, heavy shoe, and takes a bit of breaking in to feel really comfortable. It’s one of the stiffest, firmest shoes on test, according to our lab reports. However, your feet feel well protected thanks to the piles of cushioning, and heavy heel strikers