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Cushioning Running Shoes Reviews
Cushioned running shoes make up one of the largest segments of the running shoe market. Most cushioned shoes fall somewhere in the middle of the spectrum of available options: more cushioning than minimal models, but without major support or corrective elements. Meant for runners that have little to no pronation, cushioned running shoes provide protection and shock absorption with little to no additional support for strong pronators or issues like exceptionally high or low arches.
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“The Saucony Ride 16 is versatile daily trainer that provides a soft ride throughout your runs. It’s comfortable, has good outsole grip, and is capable of being your shoe for most runs outside of...” Read expert review
Larry Lam
Runner with decades of experience
“The Adidas Solar Glide 6 is a great everyday trainer for those mid-week miles ranging from 3-10 miles. It's a versatile shoe that can also be used on the treadmill or even just for lifting weights at...” Read expert review
Jennifer Wilkins
Competitive trail ultra-runner
“The New Balance Fresh Foam X More v4 is one of the most disappointing offerings I've run in a in a while. The v3 was my second favorite shoe I'd sampled in the past 3-4 years (behind the Saucony Axon...” Read expert review
Michael Mason-D'Croz
Long distance runner, shoe expert.
“The Brooks Glycerin 20 is the newest version of the flagship neutral shoe for the brand. This shoe is made for all runners, no matter size or pace, and can log all the miles you could want, while not...” Read expert review
Michael Mason-D'Croz
Long distance runner, shoe expert.
“The Nike Winflo 10 is a neutral daily trainer that allows you to use them for an array of activities. They are incredibly comfortable and work great for runners who are new to the sport, runners who...” Read expert review
Olivia Yoder
Ultrarunner, personal trainer and soccer coach.
“The On Cloudflyer 4 brings responsive stiffness to On’s cloud-like ride along with customized fit in the forefoot (once you figure the lacing out). These positives are countered by an insecure heel...” Read expert review
Kristin Lassen
30+ Years of Running Experience
“The Asics Dynablast 3 is a superb all around shoe in a day and age where everything seems to be hyper specialized. Jogging, racing, lifting or leisure, this shoe fits in everywhere. Asics took...” Read expert review
Jeremy Yoder
Trail and road running expert.
“The Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 40 is a daily trainer with a stable ride and durable build. It doesn't have a particularly fun or lively ride but it has a comfortable fit with no major weaknesses. It's best...” Read expert review
Brandon Law
Marathon Runner and Shoe Expert
“The New Balance 880v13 is a phenomenal shoe right off the bat that really felt like a glove on my foot. I was really at ease when tracking miles in this shoe and whether picking up the pace a bit or...” Read expert review
Josh McClurg
Avid runner, lifter, family man, and hard worker.
“The adidas Adizero Boston 11 is an efficient trainer and possible long-distance racing shoe with a trimmed yet supportive upper and responsive well-cushioned sole. Unfortunately it is an awkward fit...” Read expert review
Kristin Lassen
30+ Years of Running Experience
