Ive got a neutral foot and I dont pronate so I am in the Brooks Launch. My friend started in stability because he pronated but he kept getting hurt so he tried motion control and still got hurt and then he switched into flats full time and has been healthy ever since. The flexibility of the shoe allows him to run more fluid and land naturally.
High Arch, mild pronation, Brooks Axiom/Ravenna. I get injured whenever they get close to 400 miles before I buy a new pair. Hopefully the new Ravenna has a little more durabiity.
Axiom Fanatic wrote:
High Arch, mild pronation, Brooks Axiom/Ravenna. I get injured whenever they get close to 400 miles before I buy a new pair. Hopefully the new Ravenna has a little more durabiity.
Don't get you're hopes up, they're not any durable than the Axiom was. Nicer ride while they're still alive though.
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