A great new update to one of Asics most versatile neutral cushion trainers. Aside from the cool new look, this season’s Cumulus offers runners a more spacious toe-box and an improved upper fit for added comfort.

The newest model of the Nimbus continues to provide runners with the same great feel as its predecessors. The Nimbus 12 is Asics’ most cushioned neutral trainer and this season offers a series of new additions that will increase comfort and performance, such as an Asymmetrical lacing design.

Replacing the Defyance II, this new update gives runners a great neutral ride with minimal stability.

One of Brooks’ most innovative and cushioning sneakers, and also the Runners World Magazine editor’s choice for spring 2010. The Glycerin introduces the new DNA mid-sole technology, a responsive cushioning system designed to cater to runners of all sizes and speeds.

The leading cushioning sneaker for Nike, the Vomero targets runners with a neutral gate and gives them outstanding impact protection along with a sleek and smooth upper to improve cushioning and fit.

The replacement to the 1063, the 1064 maintains a great level of cushioning and that same deep toe-box, and provides runners with a stylishly well designed upper.

The newest update to the Rider series, the Rider 13 continues to cater.

Excellent neutral trainer with a sprung toe design and on sale for $69.99.

We stock 3 widths in both men's and women's simply because this shoe is so important. Straight last, single density MOGO, Hydroflow and a new refined fit for a diverse crowd. "Passive Stability" was how Brooks presented this shoe upon its' first intro. We honestly sat on the sidelines for the first generation thinking the concept might not be accepted or understood. As we encountered fit issues for either the big runner who does not do well with a posted shoe, ie traditional Motion Control, or for the runner/walker with such an extremely corrective orthotic where again, a posted shoe will alter the true intent of the appliance, the single density Dyad has been really handy.

Made in Lawrence, built on SL-2, this is a shoe designed to solve many, many fit problems. Single density Absorb midsole, very broad shaped, the 883 falls right in with the best passive stability shoes. Orthotics seems to work well with 883 and those who seek a very voluminous fit also do well with 883. It is no speed machine, but not designed for speed, it is designed with a specific function.

Add another to the 'passive stability' category. The newest Fortitude fit's the high volume foot very well and for the orthotic wearer, the Fortitude is stable yet is a single density midsole. 2 widths men's and women's.

This new model emphasizes forefoot cushion in a very pronounced way. Many efficient runners don't hit very hard on the heels, and they don't exactly have to hit full forefoot to benefit from this model. The Ghost rolls smoothly for the gentle heel striker/forefoot striker. A strong heel counter, MOGO, Hydroflow and soft overlays make for a viable neutral trainer.

New for 2011. Classic, versatile stability trainer with a new metatarsal pad extention in the forefoot. We just received the new GTX Structure as well.

Very good update from last season’s. We stock these in various widths and that has helped so many customers with a precise fit. High quality remains even at a lower price than 2009.

Excellent alternative to a Adrenaline or 2150 if a softer heel hit is desired.

Solid, well made, strong following.

It has recently been revealed, Mizuno is the brand that ‘gets it’. If you’re a student of minimalist shoes, be aware Mizuno has been designing their line for a few seasons now with all of those fundamentals.

On sale for just $79.99. We have many colors and various widths. We did just receive the 2011 version and we’ll bring you a report on those soon.

On sale for $109.99 Solid, well made, great feeling and a perceivable difference compared to its’ liitle sibling, the GT-2150. Yes, we have the 2011 XVII as well.

Forget the Vectana. It’s all about the Vectana II. Great fitting and on sale for only $69.99.

Another lightweight stability trainer with one of the strongest heel counters out on the market. Mizuno uses a nice non-slip material around the heel lining combined with the Dynamotion Fit and you end up with a rear foot fit like never before in a Mizuno. Dynamotion is a clever little feature where Mizuno 'hinged' the rear from the front half of the shoe. So, in a way, the 2 portions of the shoe can accommodate the foot very nicely.

Mizuno says this is the lightest motion control shoe on the market. Okay, if they say so! Give them credit for building a lighter tank! A full length Wave Plate with Sensor Points placed in locations to give a custom tuned ride sort of like self-adjusters doing their thing depending on a given amount of force. The Renegade is deep enough for an orthotic or works pretty well as is. There are a few other nice Mizuno touches such as the removal of some material at the toe cap giving the benefit of saved toes with the pronator who has a tendency to slam toes hard in the end of the shoe.

This is a super nice update to the previous model. It is lighter, and softer. We stock this in 2 widths both men’s and women’s. The Stabil is close in character to the Omni but it is built on a true straight last plus the medial post goes very forward addressing the needs of the late stage pronator. Orthotics should fit really cozy or if worn as-is, the insole is a high quality piece which gives a good feel under heel and arch