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These shoes are rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on over 1000 customer reviews.
No. You want a stability shoe for flat feet. Asics GT line or kayano, the gts variants from Brooks or the guides in saucony. I know how has a stability line but I'm not sure the name off the top of my head.
I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
I just bought 2. Rincons are my primary shoes for running because they are some of the lightest shoes out there. I don't train in them because they wear out quickly. Rincon are my race shoes. I've done the NY marathon in a Rincon 1 and Chicago Marathon in the Rincon 2. No foot injuries so far. The price hovers around $120-125, rarely discounted. This is a great price. Yes, they are ugly.
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I have Bondi's and Clifton's I have hundreds of miles on my Bondi's They have held up very well. They have great cushion but they are a heavy shoe. I prefer my Clifton's for competitive running. They are a much lighter shoe than the Bondi's
I have been using a hoka bondi 7 for last 1 yr.. most comfortable shoes that i have ever used... wished they looked normal, but beauty is in the eyes of beholder, i have started liking their funky color schemes.. picking 2 for rest of the family.. thanks OP..
Saucony run small compared to others. You should be fine without the wide width here.
I'm opposite the saucony guide was a bit just a smidge like 1/4 inch longer than my hokas in same size but 2 different shoes I believe but I like them both tbh
Hoka's I hear are extremely comfortable but I have yet to see an aesthetically pleasing looking shoe/color scheme (deal or no deal). Lol. Can anyone share some that look good?
i have some hoka challengers (one gray pair and one brown pair). they look like any other walking / hiking type shoe. very neutral in appearance.
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Heard that hokas in general are not particularly good for running because of how much cushion and space the shoes have. More prone to blisters
Rincons are pretty middle of the road for cushion, a generally solid all around running shoe. Most brands have a range of shoes, including some "max cushion" options, and most serious runners and/or gear junkies have a range of shoes for different types of runs
I've been reading Hoka are narrow shoes. No wonder why all the wide sizes are sold out. I like my brooks gts adrenaline 22. But many of my medical professional wear hoka.
I also just read that these shoes are below average when it comes to durability. Can anyone confirm?
I think so. I've had three pairs and they disintegrated with heavy use. But I keep buying them because they fit amazing, are comfortable, and are light as air. But the pavement ate the outsoles and bottoms, lol.
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I highly recommend the Asics personally as someone who has flat feet and has been in the shoe business a long time. Main thing is getting your size right because the denser foam in the arch needs to hit right or they will feel like crap.
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Nothing against Hoka's. I actually like the fact that they focus more on comfortability and not stylish. Looking forward to seeing the future designs!
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