Which of the two racing shoes is better for someone with problems because of excessive pronation? My initial guess would be the Saucony, because the Nike should be less stable because of the higher and softer midsole, but I don't know if it's that simple?
Will Nike sell more Vaporfly Next%'s or will the shoe be completely replaced by the (ugly) Alphafly?
The Endorphin Pro is substantially more stable feeling than the Vaporfly Next. Lower stack, a little wider footprint and PWRRUN PB is less mushy than ZoomX
I’ve never seen the saucony, but the vaporfly isn’t particularily good for overpronators. For severe overpronators I would say they are down right bad
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