PUMA Faas 600s First Impression: Puma’s Faas 600 S were created specifically for women. Sorry boys, this “girls club” shoe’s fit, wear ... (Read more)

A roundup of the best stability running shoes for runners with flat feet in 2013 ... (Read more)

Saucony has successfully merged the attributes of a lowered midsole design with the medial correction that stability-minded runners need. The Omni 12 ... (Read more)

With very minimal changes the Hurricane 15 continues the same traditions as its predecessor. Runners will find a delightfully cushioned and ... (Read more)

This trainer is the epitomic example of the Nike Lunarlon platform. It will satisfy the neutral runner looking for a healthy cushioned shoe ... (Read more)

The Saucony Fastwitch 6 is a lighter weight version of the fifth iteration of the Fastwitch which will please runners looking for a racing shoe with ... (Read more)

The Puma Faas 500 S is a soft, light shoe that feels natural and doesn’t interfere with natural foot strike. It’s a great everyday ... (Read more)

Overall, Brooks brings an improved Trance 12 to market. In the shrinking stability marketplace the Trance 12 offers an attractive, stable solution for ... (Read more)

A unique shoe with almost no competition, the Pure Cadence 2 is a fun, stable and good looking shoe that minimalist-curious over pronators can get ... (Read more)

The Nike LunarEclipse+ 3 provides a plush and supportive ride. It is well suited for daily training, long runs, and moderate speed work or even ... (Read more)

The Ravenna 4 is a traditional stability shoe with a lovely heel cushioning and a great transition. My flat foot really appreciates running in them - ... (Read more)

The Mirage 3 is a flexible, responsive shoe with a smooth ride and a touch of cushion. It’s a great option for everyday training and its low weight ... (Read more)

A slightly tweaked, blisteringly fast shoe that still maintains a touch of correction. A good value for the race minded runner-even with another ... (Read more)

Asics gambles with a total overhaul of its long standing performance stability shoe and ends up with a seriously improved product ... (Read more)

Asics continues to masquerade the Kayano 19 as a serious support shoe for the flexible foot but the newest Kayano still favors cushioning and a nice ... (Read more)

Although the Wave Elixir 8 stumbles a bit with a forefoot overlay issue, the shoe is still the reigning king of go-fast stability ... (Read more)

The Newton Motion is responsive, lightweight, and stable. It is well suited for daily training, long runs, speed work or even racing ... (Read more)

The Guide 6 has had very few alterations since the overhaul that took place on the Guide 5. Fans, and new comers alike will find a nice daily mild to ... (Read more)