HELP in search of low drop stability shoe.

Brooks PureCadence (4mm, more of a natural/uptempo shoe)

Brooks Transcend (8mm, more of a daily trainer)

Saucony Guide (8 mm)

Saucony Hurricane (8 mm)

Skechers GoRun Forza 3. I've never worn it since I wear neutral shoes, but it's 6mm drop and reasonably light. I've had a lot of success with Skechers' neutral shoes and think Skechers is worth a look. Good review of them here: http://www.kleinrunsdpt.com/2017/12/skechers-gorun-forza-3-review.html

Fragile Runner wrote:

I currently train in the new balance fresh foam vongo. I really like the shoe. 4 mm drop, pronation control, not too clunky that I can't hit the track with it. However, I am finding that they are tearing for me very easily due to wide feet and the way my foot lands. I have very flat feet. I also have to be very careful about midfoot striking, thus a relatively low heel drop (less than 10 mm at the very least) is essential. The vongo is an outlier in its low drop, but I imagine there must be another low drop overpronation control shoe. Any ideas?

Try to saucony fasttwitch. It’s a racing flat but has a decent amount of cushioning to make an every day trainer

New Balance 1500

Altra Paradigm

Newton Motion

theJeff wrote:

New Balance 1500

Altra Paradigm

Newton Motion

Nope those suck.

Now the post before yours about the saucony fastwitch, that is what you’re looking for not these three trust me