I want a good lightweight stability trainer and already using the 1500s, but those are a bit faster. I used to use the Tempos and had a pair of 9s. But no new models since mid 2017. This is gone right?
Is the Nike zoom structure 22 any good?
Any Saucony or Asics shoes won't work for me as they have too much padding. That both wears out my achillies and my invisible bone near my ankle wears a hole in the thick padding and leads to blisters after 30 miles.
brooks asteria is a lightweight trainer/racing flat with stability (8.3oz)
NB 870 is pretty light these days, 9.5oz and more stable than the Tempo 9s were.
the structure is way heavier and bulkier
asics ds trainer doesn't feel like other asics...shouldn't be "too cushioned"
Thanks for the reply. But it's the padding in Asics and Saucony. I used to run in the DST's but every one of them would wear out in the same spot just behind the ankle and start causing blisters after 30 mi.
I went then to the adizero line from the tempo 7 (pre boost) for a few years into the 9s (with boost).
I do a lot of my training in the 9s. Why not just keep using the 9s? You can still find them online.
I've had a hard time finding the 9s locally in my size. Everywhere online wants like $265 lol
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