I recently started wearing Brooks Racers flats for track workouts and now my Saucony Omni Grids feel really bulky and heavy off the track. I think they also try to correct my foot too much. Is there something a bit lighter but still has some support? I'm more uncomfortable in my warm-up and cooldown when I'm wearing the Sauconys.
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Asics DS Trainers. They are very light and have some support. Another thing you can do is change the inserts in your Saucony shoes. Saucony uses really cushy insoles (as does Asics) and I find that they make you feel like you are running on wet grass all the time. I like Mizuno insoles, which are firm, so I just take the insoles out of an old pair of shoes and put them in my new shoes. Seriously, try it. You might be very surprised at how good your feet feel.
Happy Runner 123 wrote:
I recently started wearing Brooks Racers flats for track workouts and now my Saucony Omni Grids feel really bulky and heavy off the track. I think they also try to correct my foot too much. Is there something a bit lighter but still has some support? I'm more uncomfortable in my warm-up and cooldown when I'm wearing the Sauconys.
If you like Sauconys, try the Progrid Guide or the Grid Tangent. They're both much lighter than the Omni (especially the Tangent) but still offer some support. And they fit a lot like a Saucony normally does, where the DS trainer does not.
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