Guide 16

I've used saucony guide 16 and adidas ultraboost.. I've only ran 10k n both shoes give me moderate pain post run. I don't intend to go beyond 10k due to flat feet

Al-Tira

r/AskRunningShoeGeeks • Stability shoes →

5 months ago

I have the Guide 17 on rotation with the Tempus 1. I love the Tempus 1s as something for long/tempo work. They're good stable, non-supershoe option for marathons. I haven't tried the Tempus 2, however. I like the Guide 17, I've heard it's similar to the 18. It took me a some time to get used to the lower drop. They initially gave me some knee pain, but now I've used them on runs up to 13 miles without issue. Also, check out the Doctors of Running site, they have great reviews, especially when it comes to talking about stability. They also talk about a category they call stable neutral shoes, which are neutral shoes that are stable enough to be used by people who need some support.

bambamridesandruns

r/AskRunningShoeGeeks • What is the best long-run shoe now? Is the Superblast still king for most? →

10 months ago

Shoes I use and enjoy for longer runs: Topo Specter OG…haven’t tried the 2 Saucony Guide 17 Specter is smoooooooth although it feels a bit less bouncy than it did when I was a lighter runner (went from 64kg to 80kg all from swimming mass). Sometimes it’s a bit firmer now than I’d like. Overall a pleasure. Guide 17. Really roomy fit. Protective AF and soft, not much energy return. Light enough, though. Always pleasurable even going slow and steady.

Hms34

r/BeginnersRunning • Does anyone over-pronate but stick to neutral shoes? →

11 months ago

I walk and run very differently. Walking, I heel strike, and both feet want to go left. Running, I'm forefoot, mostly of on the balls of my feet, and straighter path. I try to go with stable neutral shoes, not super squishy, not high stack. Brooks Ghost 16, for e.g. The one support shoe I' m comfortable in is the Saucony Guide (17 in this case). Asics, in general, are not great for my foot shape. I also have a New Balance 860. Some days, it wants to make my ankles roll when I go down the stairs, etc.

r/BeginnersRunning • Stability running shoes →

4 months ago

Original version of the Saucony Tempus, still available on Amazon, is much more of a performance shoe than the Guide (daily trainer) or Hurricane (long-run cruiser). A bit firm, doesn't have plush step-in feel, but deceptively quick and versatile for varying paces. Also in this category is the recently discontinued but still available Brooks Hyperion 2 gts. Very light, runs a little long, not the roomiest midfoot. Only the gts for stability.....the regular Hyperion 2 is neutral.