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I went to the Asics 2170, which asics black mens were alright, but not like the 2160. I then went to the GT-2000 which again, were alright, but nothing to brag about. I took the plunge to the more expensive Kayano 20 and I loved them. It was the first time since the 2160 that I really was impressed by a running shoe. I went through three pairs in one year. I nursed along my third pair waiting for the Kayano 21 to come out, and I bought a pair when they arrived.What a fantastic page! I'm returning to running after a long spell of rest  the impact was jarring an old neck injury and causing too much pain.

Technology sure has advanced since my last Asics. Would you say that cushioning is the most important intervention in preventing shock/jarring (especially to body as a whole, not just lower body)? Any thoughts you might have are greatly appreciated.Hi& I discovered your site today and I think it's great. Here's my issue& .I'm a 60 year old, pretty fit woman who goes to a mixed gym group. We do circuit training, asics black shoes indoor hockey or basketball, and run quite a bit, too. I don't really understand about all this pronation business. I feel I need a shoe with good cushioning as I get a certain amount of pain in my legs and joints as the gym floor is very hard.

But in the end, the doubts of the Brooks (fit and arch) wouldn't go away asics cumulus 20 and I really couldn't fault the New Balance. Having worn 2E New Balance in the past, I suppose it was logical that their shoe would be the one I ended up choosing.Hi, Thanks for all the great reviews on shoes, makes for interesting reading. I am currently training for a marathon in a couple months. Having run a few halfs my PB is 1hr34 and im weighing about 84kgs and 6ft4. I have two pairs of shoes, Nike Lunareclipse 2s and Adidas Boston Boost 5s. I find the LE2s better for longer runs as they slightly more comfortable, but get a slight pain in right knee, but my feet are relatively okay after a longer run(20km plus).

The LE2s are old and I feel the support asics cumulus womens and cushioning is giving way which could be the reason for the right knee pains on longer runs. The BB5s I find tend to play on my Achilles and strain it on longer runs and leave my feet aching after longer runs, but are a dream for shorter and faster tempo runs. With regards to my running style, I am a slight heel striker with a small outward roll. In saying this I am looking for a shoe to run a marathon in and all my longer runs. I want a shoe where my feet ache during/ after runs and that are not too bulky and heavy so I can try improve times.

Bought a kayano 21 subsequently and though it was really cushioned it did not give me the stability I needed. My feet are quite wide and flat so was wondering if you have any recommendation for a shoe that can give me a really good dose of stability but also some speed as well? Many thanks in advance!HI, I have the same problem as Shaun. I have a bad left knee. I have a pair of Asics GT 1000 2 PR. I am a cancer survivor so now I"m going back to running and my left knee feels a little tight when I'm done. I ice it and it's all good. But I need a new running shoe bigger with better foot support.

Anyway I've noticed that, after a certain distance, my shins start to hurt and will hurt for the next couple of days. This limits the distance I can run each week. I think the main brunt of my (rather heavy) footstrike asics fuzex lyte is mid-sole to heel- which puts a lot of stress on my shins and knees. For the past six months, I've been using Brooks Ghost 7's, which were recommended for me after having a gait analysis done in a running shop. I'm finding that these really don't provide the cushioning I require. So, I'm looking into the more cushioning-heavy styles of shoe. Having read both reviews, I've narrowed it down to the Adidas Ultra Boost (though I have heard these aren't so good for people with wider feet), the Asics Gel Kayano 21 and the Haka One One Clifton.