The subject says it all. My last 6 pairs of shoes have all been Brooks Ravennas. I enjoy them a lot and haven't experienced any pain or anything since wearing them. Which shoes provide similar support and would be an easy transition to? I appreciate the feed back.
I would strongly recommend the BROOKS RAVENNA.
Hahaha, good answer. I think i might go with them again then. The adrenalines are similar tho, right?
A little heavier and more structured- I use ad's for long runs and rav's for tempo/faster - I have no desire to change b/c this combo has worked for a long time without issue.
Brooks is far and away the best daily trainer I've used over 30 years (nike, new balance, asics, puma, Saucony- I like puma and nike spikes the best). But to each their own
Maybe try the new sketchers or nike lunar with a superfeet insole? Something light and add your own stability? The superfeet black and yellow are not very rigid and might do the trick
Saucony Guides are similar. A little lighter and definitely cheaper.
Does Asics even have a similar shoe?
DS Trainer.
The Asics GT-1000 is close to the Ravenna. Similar weight, cushion, stability.
The DS Trainer is significantly lighter, lower and firmer than the Ravenna.
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Saucony Guides are similar. A little lighter and definitely cheaper.
The Guide 8 and Ravenna 6 are the same price.
Asics GT-1000
Nike Zoom Fly (Or Structure)
Saucony Guide
Mizuno Elixir (it's coming back!!)
NB 870
Adidas Sequence Boost
Structure. Because Olympic champions like Mo Farah use them. If it works for Mo, it will work for you.
Besides, who has ever won an Olympic track & field medal wearing Brooks?