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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 Reebok Harmony road 2 is a highly cushioned trainer built for high miles and comfort. At $120 this shoe is a good buy for someone looking for a recovery day shoe to put in a rotation. This shoe is...” Read expert review
Timothy Rose
Running Expert
“The Saucony Freedom ISO 2 improves on the very popular and highly regarded first version. By adding more EVERUN and focusing the shoe more towards a comfortable ride the Freedom ISO 2 exceeds its...” Read expert review
Andrew Leibowitz
Running Expert
“ASICS Gel-Fortitude 8 is deemed a neutral shoe by ASICS, but it functions with motion control and a stable ride, padded by an extra-thick sock liner (for those who don't replace it with an orthotic)...” Read expert review
Kristin Lassen
30+ Years of Running Experience
“The 890 returns with a list of improvements from its predecessors. The shoe has a lot of the same attributes that made it a solid daily performance shoe but is definitely more attractive than ever.” Read expert review
Jim Coulson
Fast Road and Trail Runner. Career Firefighter.
“The Nike Pegasus 35 is Nike's newest update of the always popular Pegasus shoe line. This budget friendly shoe features some key updates while maintaining the quick feel that has made the Pegasus line...” Read expert review
Timothy Rose
Running Expert
“The Saucony Ride ISO branches into new territory of the Ride line, improving on fit comfort and overall running efficiency. Comfort combined with a modern design makes this shoe a good choice for...” Read expert review
Frank May
Fast Runner, Triathlete and Engineer
“The Asics Gel Cumulus 20 is a smooth fitting and sturdy feeling daily trainer with an emphasis on rearfoot+forefoot cushioning for shock absorption. It’s priced competitively for what it offers, and...” Read expert review
Frank May
Fast Runner, Triathlete and Engineer
“The Nike Odyssey React is the second running-specific shoe to debut with the brand's new React foam; it's a (more) budget friendly and durable version of the Epic React, with a (lightly) structured...” Read expert review
Kristin Lassen
30+ Years of Running Experience
“The Newton Distance 7 is a lightweight trainer that packs a considerable amount of speed into small package. However, as a high-priced trainer, it may not be for all runners.” Read expert review
Michael Mason-D'Croz
Long distance runner, shoe expert.
“The Hoka One One Mach, a member of the new ProFly line is a continuation of the popular Clayton series. It maintains the rocker feeling and amazing cushioning to weight ratio that the Clayton is known...” Read expert review
Andrew Leibowitz
Running Expert
