Many may laugh at this suggestion but I am running in the Adidas Response Cushion which has a thick soft sole from heel to toe but the foot positioning is great. I almost feel as if the heel is flat or lower than the toe. These are affordable shoes at most outlets too.
I compared this with the Luna Racer and the postion seemed much more suited for midfoot runners with the Adidas.
Very true! Terminator X is someone who I seriously doubt has ever tried on Newtons. In fact, the 1.3% drop on the Newton Distance FAR outweighs the 6.7% drop on the Adidas Adizero Adios.
Saucony is coming out with the Peregrine trail shoe early next year. Should be what you're looking for.
http://www.runblogger.com/2010/09/shoe-preview-saucony-peregrine.html
Saucony Kinvaras for smoother surfaces. New Balance MT 101 for trails. If you want something highly flexible and lower to the ground, go with some Inov-8s. These are basically all you need to know amongst what's on the market right now. Looking forward, Saucony will have a trail Kinvara called the Peregrine that's looking pretty great. As a midfooter myself I just alternate between Kinvaras and 101s. Both are superb in their own way.
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