Running Shoe with No Heel Drop and No Toe Spring?

There are running sandals like that. Looking on the Luna sandals site, they have one with 15mm base+4mm tread, as well as range of thicknesses going down to very minimalistic. There are probably other running sandals out there too that fit your description.

I have no experience with any of them, though I probably should try some out (looks to solve a problem - avoiding pressure on my bunions, rather than looking for a midsole design in my situation).

Altra Escalante. Or Escalante Racer, even thinner, if you can find it still (being discontinued).

Wait…you say the Escalante racer has a “dramatic toe taper”? Wow…

i hear you. i would like the same, but as far as i can tell, they aren't made. the last shoe i really enjoyed was the altra vanish-r, which was a bare-bones, no-lift shoe that fit my foot but also had just enough cushioning for road running. alas, it's gone, and probably forever.

the saucony A9 flat is the closest thing i've found, but it's way too narrow and constricting.

i'm seriously thinking about buying some EVA slabs from china and maybe gluing an old altra vanish-r upper to it -- and maybe gluing some rubber on the bottom in strategic places.

Probably something like inov-8 trailfly 250 or trailfly G 270 could be the ones. Trail shoes but for hard surfaces, both are drop 0, being the latter the "bells and whistles" version of the stoic 250.

Last but not least is the real shoe you are looking for. It's a pity it was discontinued 9 years ago: K-Swiss blade foot run.

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