Great Shoe for Underpronators
5/5
Overall
This shoe saved my from the abyss of foot injuries caused by high arches and supination. The shoe itself is just a normal running shoe. The plate doesn't do much of other than stiffen up ridiculously soft foam and make it feel somewhat rigid. It feels a lot like the Nike Pegasus in terms of give, but it's more stable for us Underpronators. The plate rolls up on the lateral (outside) side of the shoe and acts as a guard/guide against going to far in that direction. So for people with high arches and who underpronate (like me) this is a fantastic shoe. It doesn't hurt that the MSRP is $110 (though if you look around you can find a pair for $60). Even better, the plate doesn't roll up on the inside of the shoe, so it doesn't push you back to the outside like stability shoes can. Basically this is a stability shoe for supinators, which is miracle, as all we could ever do before is buy highly cushioned shoes that blunted the impact of lateral foot strikes.
It's not perfect. The upper is overly roomy. New Balance doesn't size consistently. The Rebel runs way small, and this shoe runs true to size maybe a little bit. I think the rubber is a bit thin and foresee mediocre durability (350 miles or so).
But still for the price, amazing shoe that really helps supinators.
Anonymous runner · Jan 15, 2024
30 mpw training for a marathon came from the HOKA Rincon 3
- Comfort
- 5/5
- Cushioning
- 5/5
- Durability
- 4/5
- Appearance
- 5/5
- Value
- 5/5
