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Adidas Supernova Riot
First to recommend
Description
These nimble shoes have superior cushioning -- a boon if you run on hardpacked trails and fire roads -- and a thin plastic insert in the midsole to keep feet stable.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Asics Gel-Intensity
First to recommend
Description
Although it looks just like a running shoe, the Intensity performs well off the treadmill too. A very breathable large-gauge mesh upper eliminates the hot-foot feeling on cardio machines. When dancing on studio floors, the soles offer traction without suction.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Asics Gel-Trabuco 11
First to recommend
Description
These light pavement-to-dirt shoes offer a lot of arch support. The double-layer mesh upper resists tears from twigs and rocks while providing excellent ventilation.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Etonic Jepara 2 SC
First to recommend
Description
This cushioned ride has firm foam in the midsole to reduce rolling and deep grooves in the sole that help it flex.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Brooks Axiom 3
First to recommend
Description
With no pinching or binding, these light shoes fit perfectly on the first run. The midsole's foam feels supportive and the outsole provides great traction that grabs the pavement. Large-gauge mesh on the upper prevents feet from overheating.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Keen Ridgeline
First to recommend
Description
A flexible plastic plate in the midsole and an oversize toe bumper make feet feel impervious to rocks, Plus, the outsole's thick, multidirectional lugs provide rainy day runners with plenty of traction.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Merrell CT Marquis
First to recommend
Description
Two foam inserts in the midsole provide amazing stability. Ample cushioning makes the Marquis feel downright springy. The footbed and upper contain a heat-controlling substance that keeps feet cool even when the pavement's hot.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Nike Air Pegasus + 25
First to recommend
Description
The superlight, flexible sole helps runners get up on their toes and turn on the speed. These shoes feel supportive, but they're not at all stiff.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Nike Shox Walk+
First to recommend
Description
This stylish shoe feels cushiony thanks to its five impact-absorbing coils under the heel and a soft forefoot pad.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
Reebok Hex Ride Rally II
First to recommend
Description
More than 30 plastic pods in each sole absorb shock really well -- so well you can even run in these shoes. When you switch to strength training, the extra padding around ankles provides plenty of support.
Updated Oct 6, 2008
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