I currently wear saucony guides, which have light stability for a minor overpronation. I was wondering whether any Hoka models might be comparable to the guide in terms of stability and thus compatible for me to wear.
I currently wear saucony guides, which have light stability for a minor overpronation. I was wondering whether any Hoka models might be comparable to the guide in terms of stability and thus compatible for me to wear.
Is there any Hoka model that would be good for someone like me needing light stability in a shoe?
sounds liek you have no problem with the saucony guides...yet you wanna switch to hoka to spend double for the same type of shoe?
wtf man
reed wrote:
sounds liek you have no problem with the saucony guides...yet you wanna switch to hoka to spend double for the same type of shoe?
wtf man
I like the Saucony Guide and have no complaints about it. I was thinking about getting a pair of Hokas for instances where I have no choice but to run on concrete pathways. I figured the extra cushion in Hokas might be beneficial.
almostbq wrote:
I currently wear saucony guides, which have light stability for a minor overpronation. I was wondering whether any Hoka models might be comparable to the guide in terms of stability and thus compatible for me to wear.
I'm a fan of the Stinson, you really have to find a running specialty store and try some models on, preferably a store that will let you run around the block in various models.
Good Luck.
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