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ePodiatry's Recommended Running Shoes |
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Mild & moderate motion control/Stability (running shoes for mild pronators) |
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Adidas Cairo Adidas Supernova Asics Gel
Nimbus New Balance
765 Nike Air Max Moto |
Pearl Izumi Vital Pearl Izumi Push Puma Extol Saucony Grid Shadow Saucony Vision Brooks Trance NXS Mizuno Wave Mercury Reebok Premeir FSM Reebok Premeir Road Lite |
Severe motion control (running shoes for moderate to severe pronators) |
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| Asics Gel MC Asics Gel Kayano Asics Gel Koji GS New Balance 1220 |
Mizuno Wave Legend Adidas Calibrate Brooks Beast Nike Air Structure Triax Saucony Grid Stabhli |
Cushioning running shoes |
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| Asics Gel Nimbus IV Asics Gel Kumo Nike Air-Max Nike Air Pegasus Nike Shox Ride Reebok Premeir Cushioning Adidas a3 Twin Strike |
Broooks Glycerin Mizuno Wae Mustang New Balance 752 New Balance 1041 New Balance 1022 Saucony Grid Azura |
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Recommended Running Shoes |
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