Kayano 29 is definitely bouncier, similar to Tempus, but slower. It sits for me when I'm doing an "easy" or slower long run and need protection. For recovery runs (at real recovery paces....) I prefer lower drop and firmer like the Shift.
@@lakkadbagga man if you can get the Kayano 30 it’s a way better shoe, for budget the GT 2000 latest version which is 12 I’ve heard is better. Similarly the Saucony stability shoes like the Tempus and the Guide 15 are a lot better to run in
28 and 29 are great and have no medial post at all. The 29 has a little more cushion and suits wider feet well. The 30 and 31 are ok too but different stability updates and much much more stack and cushion
Sweet list. How do you feel about the 860v13 vs the NB Vongo V5? I had no idea NB offered a Fuel Cell-FF hybrid shoe. My mother has a bum knee, so I'm looking for a stable walking shoe for her that also has good toe spring, as her achilles seems too weak to plantar flex for push off.
Does stability shoes hurt anyone else's right lateral for days? Especially the guide rails and heel clips.. is there a more mild stability shoe that won't hurt my lateral?
@@michaelapucca1 sorry to hear that because the Kayano 31 is much more neutral feeling. I also would look at New Balance Vongo V6. Definitely a very cush shoe with a unique type of Support. What about the Brooks GLYCERIN GTS 21
@@mister-amazing Which is why you start young. I work out with a lot of 50-60 year olds at my gym who have transitioned to minimalist shoes and reversing decades of damage. Use what nature and God gave you. early humans went barefoot for millions of years.
That PB foam, to me, is much better than FF Blast +. Awesome stuff.
Kayano 29 is definitely bouncier, similar to Tempus, but slower. It sits for me when I'm doing an "easy" or slower long run and need protection. For recovery runs (at real recovery paces....) I prefer lower drop and firmer like the Shift.
Thanks for for sharing your top stability shoes.
Your such a bot
Brooks adrenaline gts is the best for heavy weight runners. Protect the knees well
Those are horrible feel like walking on rocks stiff and minimal cushioning
My pronation ate those 860s up rather quickly. I was very disappointed v
As a Kayano 29 wearer, it’s way too heavy to run at any decent paces
Edit:
I prefer guide rails over medial post in stability shoes.
So what should one buy instead?
@@lakkadbagga man if you can get the Kayano 30 it’s a way better shoe, for budget the GT 2000 latest version which is 12 I’ve heard is better. Similarly the Saucony stability shoes like the Tempus and the Guide 15 are a lot better to run in
The kayano 28 was the last decent pair
28 and 29 are great and have no medial post at all. The 29 has a little more cushion and suits wider feet well. The 30 and 31 are ok too but different stability updates and much much more stack and cushion
@@hamerac I feel they’re bricks. I’ve been running in Altra Provisions which are inherently more stable without the excessive weight
what about over-supinate?
I have the shoe first and I really like it shout out to new balance
Did Tempus ever rub against your ankle?
Hi Ryan any race day alternatives?
Sweet list. How do you feel about the 860v13 vs the NB Vongo V5? I had no idea NB offered a Fuel Cell-FF hybrid shoe.
My mother has a bum knee, so I'm looking for a stable walking shoe for her that also has good toe spring, as her achilles seems too weak to plantar flex for push off.
wats FF mean ?
Fresh Foam @@io-rj6sk
I pronate when I get really hungry
Tempus any day!
Does stability shoes hurt anyone else's right lateral for days? Especially the guide rails and heel clips.. is there a more mild stability shoe that won't hurt my lateral?
@@michaelapucca1 yes Asics
@hamerac I've tried those unfortunately, they hurt my laterals.. they feel great up until then, and also plantar f. pain. It feels hopeless 😔
@@michaelapucca1 sorry to hear that because the Kayano 31 is much more neutral feeling. I also would look at New Balance Vongo V6. Definitely a very cush shoe with a unique type of Support. What about the Brooks GLYCERIN GTS 21
Why not just try the Nimbus 25 or 26 or the Novablast or Super blast
The Nimbus 25 was a major game Changer for folks that had all kinds of feet knee and hip, back issues?
If you overpronate start transitioning to minimalist shoes. Strengthen your arches naturally and don’t rely on this crap
My arches just collapsed now it's giving me planer fascis come talk to me when you're 45
@@mister-amazing Which is why you start young. I work out with a lot of 50-60 year olds at my gym who have transitioned to minimalist shoes and reversing decades of damage. Use what nature and God gave you. early humans went barefoot for millions of years.
Tried this, caused a progression in my knee issues. It’s not so simple for everyone. Not everyone is built to be fit naturally
@@keypeng4164people did it for millions of years - and died a lot younger - and had far worse long term health conditions. Hmm.
@@mister-amazing lol exactly.
Barefoot
I run the Tempus, In bought the Kayano also but I don't run it.
Tempus has definitely been my favorite! I hated the Kayano!
@@tatakfilipino whyd u hate it?
Did Tempus ever rub against your ankle? There was a comment like this on a website. I was undecided whether to buy it or not.