Best Stability Running Shoes 2011

Choosing the best stability running shoes can be very difficult for anyone. Newer runners who have yet to stick to a family of shoes will want to try these shoes below. More established runners looking to try something new from the old shoes they’ve grown accustomed to might also want to check the shoes below. Make sure if you really Do Need You Stability Shoes?.

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Best Performing – Asics Gel Kinsei 4

If you want the best and nothing but the best, it’s hard to pass up this stability trainer from Asics. It features a plethora of technologies and more features than two shoes combined. The Kinsei 4 is an award winning update from an already prestigious shoe family. It’s almost an automatic choice for runners expecting the best out of high tech trainers.

184.99

Best Looking – New Balance 1260

Looks can be very subjective, but we found the New Balance 1260. It does not wow you in a trendy way like the newer Reeboks or flashy Mizunos, but as a modern shoe it just seems to possess that fluid styling that of what normal people expect of a trainer. The pictures don’t do it justice it’s just a beautifully made shoe when held in your hands and of course worn on your feet. Expect top notch performance to accompany good looks in the New Balance 1260 as well.

144.95

Best Light- Asics Gel 1160

The Gel 1160 has long been since the favorite of us here at StabilityRunningShoes.info. It’s hard to pass this shoe in best-of-lists like this, because it offers tremendous value compared to other stability trainers. On top of that it is one of the lightest non-minimalist shoes you can buy. This makes it an almost automatic buy for runners with normal arches looking for a cheap, fast shoe.

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Best Minimalist – Saucony ProGrid Mirage

Coming from the same mold that made the Saucony ProGrid Kinvara, this tweener shoe from Saucony has been getting rave reviews from the entire web. Saucony has uncannily combined the minimalist feel while at the same time providing support. Truly one of the shoes to remember this year and undoubtedly for more years to come.

99.99

Classic Stability Running Shoes : New Balance 993

Although some people would consider this is more of a neutral shoe, the New Balance 993 is hard to pass up if you are looking for a mildly supportive trainer that has that retro look. This shoe is made in the USA and is extremely popular (the late Steve Jobs wore one). Being extremely popular even amongst non-runners this shoe can sometimes be hard to find.

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There we have it a list of running shoes for runners who have low to medium arches and slightly overpronated gaits. Christmas is coming and if you were planning on replacing your shoes now don’t forget to consider the stability running shoes mentioned above.