Due to flat feet I need a running shoe with straight last and a very wide midfoot, but relatively narrow toe box - the width across the ball of my foot is the same as across my midfoot. I have been wearing Brooks Dyad 10 2E, but even these have an hourglass shaped sole and part of my midfoot overhangs over the edge ofthe midsole, bearing weight on the fabric upper, which after a few hundred yards is painful. Can you advise a shoe or shoes that might be better for me? It is a six hour round trip to your store, happy to travel if you do. Your help MASSIVELY appreciated. For a responsive and cushioned ride, the Addiction GTS 15 features BioMoGo DNA. This cushioning reduces the impact of foot strikes, as well as supporting the arch of the foot. In your case I'd go for the shoes at the stronger end of the spectrum of anti pronation shoes, sometimes called motion control shoes. These have stronger support on the inside so that should help keep the left foot straight. They've also got good cushioning for your road running. Hi. I have pronation issues and have a well loved pair of Vapor 4s which have been great for running (just parkrun, nothing too hardcore). Now looking for a replacement, but they don't seem to do Vapors any more. Is there anything similar? I think the diagonal roll bar has been particularly helpful for me.

It seems to be a bit more difficult to find these in recent years. I did buy previous years models and even bought extra pairs. I am at the point where I need a new pair and am wondering if you can advise me on which shoes are comparable. We are the running store and we sell only the running shoes. I can't advise you on any tennis shoes. Apologies for inconvenience.

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The Brooks Beast 22 is the next model in the Brooks Beast series, which is designed for runners who need extra stability and cushioning. Brooks Beasts are excellent choices for overpronators, heavy runners, and anyone who wants to protect their feet and joints from the impact of running. We look forward to the Brooks Beast 22 release and tell you everything you need to know. Brooks Beast 22 Release Date Brooks Beast shoes are good for runners who need extra stability and cushioning in their running shoes. The Brooks Beast shoes are especially good for overpronators, heavy runners, flat-footed runners, low-arched runners, or runners with foot or joint problems. The Brooks Beast shoes are also suitable for runners who prefer a comfortable, supportive, and durable running shoe that can handle long-distance runs and daily training. Brooks Beast 22 FAQ Skratch Recovery, Coffee Flavor:Mental and physical boost post run. Coffee flavor is excellent and goes great straight into a fresh brewed cup

Brooks makes some of the most popular running shoes on the market. Among those offerings are some great motion control shoes. Today, we review two of them: the Addiction and the Beast. The Brooks Beast 20 Mens Running Shoe is known for its soft, cushioned ride, and now it's lighter than ever thanks to the newly added GuideRails® support technology. Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything else I can help with. Brooks organizes its road shoes into three categories: “Cushion,” “Energize,” and “Speed.” (The brand’s trail shoes technically fall into their own separate category, but they use the same midsole foams as the “Cushion” and “Energize” shoes.)An excellent and a very well balanced selection of shoes. I am 5ft 10 with weight around 200 lbs. I have been running Adidas glide boost but even after 400 km, not comfortable with them. Have been a chronic case of shin splints with them. I run on mix of road and trail, and the pain is exacerbated on road. Also I think they are harder underfoot and my legs tend to get stiff just before landing, even on grass. I am front foot striker (toe ball striker to be precise) and pronate on right foot.... moderately . I rarely touch my heels. Which shoes would you recommend? I will be grateful....P. S being in Pakistan, it will take some planning to go to any gait analysis facility, as none exists in my vicinity. Thanks

There's not much between them as far as durability goes. If you're finding that the Omni wear out really fast I would recommend you come in-store for a full gait analysis. Shoe updates vary each year and the current Omni is going to be quite different from the original version you were advised. It could be that you're putting strain through the shoe becuase it's not matching your foot motion as perfectly as it could and another model would work better with your stride and potentially be more durable as a result. This is conjecture but I mention it as I don't think of the Omni as being less durable than others. Personal: C (A really hard shoe for me to dig a lot of miles into personally for the level of stability ) Runners who overpronate severely and require the most supportive running shoes need to seek out motion control shoes. I'd maybe look at New Balance women's 860 or Mizuno Inspire. In my experience they're both a bit roomier in the toe box than the Ravenna. The support isn't exactly the same but they both do the same job as Ravenna in a slightly different way. Hi Bhashini, I have had operations on my legs when I was a kid, and 40 years later I have severe over pronation on my left under of my foot. It's so bad in fact, I can't walk far without support before it gets painful. Then...on my right ankle I am prone to Achilles tendonitis! (its never easy)!! I do a lot of road running up to say 10 miles each time. I generally go for Mizuno Wave Paradox, but similar to other comments...it's a minefield of what to buy. These shoes don't generally help my tendonitis. Anything you can recommend?The Hyperion Max is difficult to categorize, but that’s exactly why it’s one of the best Brooks running shoes: It does many things very well. The “max” in Hyperion Max refers to the hefty wedge of nitrogen-infused DNA Flash foam in the shoe’s midsole, which is very light and creates a plush, highly responsive ride. That makes the Hyperion Max an incredible dynamic shoe: You can lace them up for a long, mellow run or put them on for speedwork. Mizuno are killing me. After years of pain free running in the Wave Nirvana It took me agrs to find a similar level of support and fit in the Wave Connect. Now that seems to have disappeared too. Any suggestions for what I try next? Buying good runners is harder than buying new jeans!!!! Personal:C- ( I appreciate what Brooks is trying to do, but I cannot handle running much in this shoe as it has far too aggressive stability for me. Walking is fine. This is not an appropriate shoe for me for running as my stability needs are not that high)