I caught Posterior Tibialis Tendonitis (PTT) through a combination of high volume and bad orthotics, Saucony Guide 18 saved me. They kinda suck as a racing shoe but got me back into training really quickly (plus some physio of course) and while they are definitely my lamest pair of running shoes, I am forever grateful for them and every once in a while when I feel a little ache in the ankle, I do my next run in them. +1 on the Saucony Hurricane 25 which should be released soon and sound very promising. I also have Puma MagMax Nitro which I really love for everything easy, but it needs some careful fitting of my orthotics plus thoughtful lacing - get it right and they are super comfy & stable, get it wrong and every little niggle you might have will get exxagerated.
We have a running store nearby. I have some orthopedic issues and past surgeries so I go in there and get fitted every time even though I’m a power walker. This past purchase was Saucony Guide 18 and they were $150. I’ve tried Brooks, Nike, New balance and all the major good brands and this is the one that had the appropriate wide toe box and narrow heel for me. Shoes are a personal fit. I suggest you find your closest running store and bite the bullet having someone who knows how to fit you help select your next shoe.
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
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