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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 ASICS Gel-Cumulus 21 is a slightly tweaked continuation of a successful line of neutral everyday workhorse shoes. Ideal for heel-striking runners, it is priced well for the technologies packed...” Read expert review
Andrew Leibowitz
Running Expert
“This sleek featherweight shoe is designed for responsive comfort that provides just enough protection without losing connection to the ground. Its minimal weight and immediate reaction to...” Read expert review
Jim Coulson
Fast Road and Trail Runner. Career Firefighter.
“The Brooks Glycerin 17 is a maximal cushion trainer for any neutral runner. The fit and cushion is great, and this could be a great marathon or long-run shoe for anyone.” Read expert review
Michael Mason-D'Croz
Long distance runner, shoe expert.
“The Solar Drive was a slight disappointment. The shoe looks great but misses the mark in terms of ride quality and comfort.” Read expert review
Sean Felty
Long Distance Runner, Neutral Shoe Expert
“The Adidas Solar Ride is a budget-friendly option to the Solar line up of trainers. The Solar Ride is a neutral shoe that replaces more premium materials in the sole unit such as Boost foam and...” Read expert review
Andrew Leibowitz
Running Expert
“Adidas had the advantage over most other shoe companies with their Boost midsole, but they’re now drifting away from making the Ultraboost shoes a top tier performer in favor of making it better for...” Read expert review
Frank May
Fast Runner, Triathlete and Engineer
“Nike’s Epic React Flyknit 2 shoe brings a lot to the table and it all comes together to give runners of all levels a quality daily trainer. It’s a pricey daily trainer, but most will find it’s...” Read expert review
Frank May
Fast Runner, Triathlete and Engineer
“The ASICS Pursue 5 is a balanced ride for neutral or mild stability runners. It straddles both categories and offers a versatile shoe that loves picking up the pace.” Read expert review
Michael Mason-D'Croz
Long distance runner, shoe expert.
“The ASICS Nimbus 21 is a long-distance trainer that combines a good amount of cushion for the long run with some spring when upping the pace. Although pricey, they use a lot of high-level technology...” Read expert review
Michael Mason-D'Croz
Long distance runner, shoe expert.
“The New Balance 880v8 is a daily trainer for runner's of all levels. It has more cushioning yet is bulkier than competitors shoes in the every day every run type of shoe. While best suited...” Read expert review
Andrew Leibowitz
Running Expert
