Shin Splints: Which of these 2 shoes suits me best?

You are running in artificial conditions and likely barking up the wrong tree. If shoes with shoe altered shoe drop aren't working, then the problem is either biomechanical or has to do with injured tissue (likely a result of both). There are exercises you can do to strengthen the muscles and toughen the tendons and ligaments that should help you overcome shin splints. Start here:

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Stretches to Ease and Prevent Shin Splints

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Learn about the different stretches for helping to prevent and ease the pain of medial tibial stress syndrome, commonly known as shin splints.

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And be patient. If your mechanics are off, they are hard to change. Consider orthotic inserts if the exercises don't help.

I had shin splints really bad.

I got custom orthotics which solved the problem. The physio molded the insole to the shape of my foot.

Had splints a few times, stretching calf/achilles helped me. To stretch whilst wearing shoes, drop my heal off step edge.

Thanks everybody.

I am training my tibialis muscle already for a year with progressive overload and additional weight.

I also already tried orthotics.

And I tried stretching as well.

None of these things helped.

Therefore, I'd really like to give these new shoes a try. Which of the 2 shoes looks more stable on my foot?