Hi,
Ich brauch mal wieder neue Laufschuhe. Aktuelle laufe ich auf meinen normalen Läufen (nicht Intervall, nicht Wettkampf) die Saucony Guide 18.
Mit denen bin ich auch top zufrieden und ich bräuchte im Prinzip nichts anderes.
Da ich nicht alle halbe Jahr zum Laufgeschäft gehen will, würd ich mich jetzt mal an eine "eigene" Schuhauswahl rantrauen.
Hat jemand einen Überblick für mich, was meine aktuellen Guide 18 ausmacht und welche Schuhe ähnlich wären und ich mir mal ansehen könnte?
Andere Schuhe:
Aktiv in Nutzung für Speed-Workouts: New Balance Fuel Cell Rebel
Ausgemustert, durch meine jetzigen Guide 18 ersetzt: Saucony Triumph 22
I don't think there's any harm in wearing your trail runners regularly, but if you want to preserve their lifespan for actual trails then getting a normal terrain pair isn't a bad idea.
I went to a running shop for my first pair and ended up with a Brooks model, now I'm using Saucony Guide 18 just cos they were on sale haha, but I have no issues with them so far
Topo Aura, especially in wide. 5-drop. Topo usually has extra arch support, plus wide anatomical toe box.
Saucony Guide 18- 4E is really wide, try on before ordering. 6-drop.
Saucony Hurricane 25- wide, meaning 2E, 6-drop.
Hoka Gaviota 5, or the new 6- again, wide is 2E, and they are 5-drop.
Lots more options if 8-drop or stable neutral are options.
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.
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