Hi michal. Love your videos especially your tier video. Quick question. I'm trying to find a pair of running shoes. I have a slight overpronation when running. I noticed that you do as well and wanted to know how neutral shoes vs stability shoes work for you. Also, any recommendations for a midfoot striker like me?
Hi! In my case usually I have no problems with using neutral shoes, but in some cases I feel some discomfort on longer distances (like here in the Endorphin Speed 4). But for example in Superblast 2 I have no issues even around 30k long runs. I have tested a few stability shoes this year, but none felt “fun” unfortunately. Next month there should be Saucony Tempus 2 - tempo trainer for overpronators so i’ll definitely check them out. You asked for recommendations - what kind of shoe are you looking for? Daily trainer or more of a tempo shoe? :)
@@runners_box Right now I have a two year old Nike flyknit that I got when I didn't have much knowledge in shoes but I see that it's a bit bouncy, narrow, and more of a heel striker friendly shoe. Knowing that you're fine in a superblast for such long runs is reassuring since stability shoes don't really look "fun" to me as well (though I've never tried them on). I'm looking for a low drop (0-6mm) daily jogger. I did order the Clifton 9 online to see if my feet will fit it and awaiting arrival. In Seoul, the New Balance Rebel V4 will re-release next week and wondering if that's a good add on to rotate in my runs for a tempo geared shoe. My other two options for daily joggers were the New Balance 1080 and 860 but wasn't exactly inspired by the designs or available color options in my country. The Tempus 2 seems intriguing. I'll keep an eye out for that.
Saucony Hurricane 24 would be great as a cushioned daily trainer with some stability 👌 they look fantastic and I’m probably going to get them in the following months 🙌
Hi michal. Love your videos especially your tier video.
Quick question. I'm trying to find a pair of running shoes. I have a slight overpronation when running. I noticed that you do as well and wanted to know how neutral shoes vs stability shoes work for you. Also, any recommendations for a midfoot striker like me?
Hi! In my case usually I have no problems with using neutral shoes, but in some cases I feel some discomfort on longer distances (like here in the Endorphin Speed 4). But for example in Superblast 2 I have no issues even around 30k long runs.
I have tested a few stability shoes this year, but none felt “fun” unfortunately. Next month there should be Saucony Tempus 2 - tempo trainer for overpronators so i’ll definitely check them out.
You asked for recommendations - what kind of shoe are you looking for? Daily trainer or more of a tempo shoe? :)
@@runners_box
Right now I have a two year old Nike flyknit that I got when I didn't have much knowledge in shoes but I see that it's a bit bouncy, narrow, and more of a heel striker friendly shoe.
Knowing that you're fine in a superblast for such long runs is reassuring since stability shoes don't really look "fun" to me as well (though I've never tried them on).
I'm looking for a low drop (0-6mm) daily jogger. I did order the Clifton 9 online to see if my feet will fit it and awaiting arrival. In Seoul, the New Balance Rebel V4 will re-release next week and wondering if that's a good add on to rotate in my runs for a tempo geared shoe.
My other two options for daily joggers were the New Balance 1080 and 860 but wasn't exactly inspired by the designs or available color options in my country.
The Tempus 2 seems intriguing. I'll keep an eye out for that.
@@runners_boxhow about Saucony Hurricane 24?
Saucony Hurricane 24 would be great as a cushioned daily trainer with some stability 👌 they look fantastic and I’m probably going to get them in the following months 🙌