Support shoes for mild over pronation

I prefer mild support, good cushion. Just like my old Infiniti 2.

would like more info, but maybe the asics-ds-trainer.

Brooks ST and the Saucony Mirages are very nice shoes.

If you have shin splints or problems then go with nike frees 5.0 (free run). They work WITH your feet instead of against like the pronation control shoes.

Why the hell would you try to FORCE your foot to do something it naturally does? It makes no sense and that's how the shoe companies make so much damn money off their fancy, ultra cushioning, hyper pronation controlling bullshit.

If we all walked barefoot for the rest of our lives we would have NO problems with our feet.

Are you sure that shoes will cure your problem?

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18424485

Maybe you should try losing some weight? It's not like you're severely overweight but seriously, it might not hurt to lose a few to make it so you're not hurting as much when you run, then you wouldnt need any support.

The guy didn't say he had shin splints or any other problems. He runs 10 miles a week and appears to be happy with the Brooks Infiniti 2, which I understand might be discontinued, so he's looking for a replacement.

If he's happy with those, he might want to consider looking for a shop that sells discontinued items - a quick search finds that

http://www.overstock.com

has them, but most likely others, so perhaps that's a better option than changing something that's working. Obviously if he is injured or is looking to move to minimalism, or some other factor, he'll tell us.

The best shoe for heavyweights right now is the Kinsei, then you can get something lighter

4mykaren wrote:

Hi, I am a guy, 6 feet tall, 195lbs, mild over-pronation, usually run 10miles a week.

I wanna buy a new support shoes, to replace my old Brooks Infiniti 2. I have tried Ravenna 2, but don't like it. Can I have some other choice? Just like some Asics or brooks support shoes.

I am in pretty much the same boat as you (180 pounds). So far my favorite shoe is the Asics Gel-Cumulus 12s. Of course they might be different for you, but it wont hurt to give them a try. Also might want to try these:

If it is only mild and not severe over pronation, you are actually better off using neutral shoes. I slightly over pronate and use the ghost 3s.

Thank you all! Great suggestions!

I have no pain and injury.

Consider my body weight, I need good cushion and some soft support, such as brooks guidance catalog. I will try Ravenna 2 again, if R2 don't have enough cushion I want, what do you guys think I should buy a Trance/Kayano, or a Gelycerin/Cumulus/nimbus?

Anyway,does some gentleman knows 20% off code for Running Warehouse??

Skechers ProSpeed will fix all of your problems.

Any one knows some Redeem code of Running Warehouse? 20% OFF would be perfect !

Saucony Paramount is probably the most similar shoe out there. Or look into something like a nimbus with a Superfeet insert added to give just a little bit of support.

4mykaren wrote:

Any one knows some Redeem code of Running Warehouse? 20% OFF would be perfect !

I have the 10% (RWAUG11) although I don't have the 20%. Hope that helps.