I’m 113kg, if the Atmos is structured like the Ultraventure I have an issue with the cushioning caving and causing ankle issues. I know on the analysis at my local run store and on my base at the Health & Wellness Center, I’m labeled neutral.
Just something to keep in mind. I am a fan of Topo’s toe box, but that’s about it.
They accommodate wide feet extremely well. Cushioned enough for those slow runs. Asics Nimbus 27, maybe another option. Hokas are extremely narrow for me, so I've never worn them. If you go to run repeat and get the app, you can look through the shoes and the width and the shoes used for and stuff. I use it for all my shoes.
I use flat shoes for lifting, like converse or vans. Running shoes are terrible for lifting.
Topo atmos for running.
Idk what kind of support is needed for Pilates
I have the same rotation and am also looking for wide super shoes because of a mild bunion. The Elite v4 irritates my left Achilles due to its hard heel counter. My current rotation further includes the Topo Atmos (wide enough, but not a racing shoe), the EP3 (too narrow), and the Saucony Ride 16 and 17 (Wide). I'm eagerly waiting for the RunRepeat review of the Elite v5, but I might go for the Cloudboom Strike (not the LS version). However, I'm concerned it might also have a problematic heel counter.
Just like you’re not supposed to go right away to zero drop and barefoot, the wisdom applies the other way. High propulsion, rocker shoes with big stack heights and carbon plates work different muscles and tendons than barefoot shoes. You need time to adapt. If you’re used to toe splay, when you don’t have it your balance can feel weird. And the loss of proprioception and ground feel can be weird to get used to.
Check out Topo Atmos. They’re a high stack shoe with a mild rocker. They’re a great transition shoe if you’ve been more on the barefoot spectrum. I’ve been enjoying Mount to Coast T1s. I’ve heard good things about Altra Olympus.
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