Training Shoes
Training shoes are a must for every runner, regardless of their level. Are you running for fun or to improve your performance? It doesn’t matter! You will be doing most of your training in a well-cushioned, safe, and comfortable training shoe. These shoes are perfect for everyday running.
Do you remember the Asics Glideride? This model is back in a Max version. That means we get a higher level of cushioning and more shoe. As with previous editions, this shoe offers a smooth transition from heel to toe. Although it’s a typical training shoe for everyday running, it could be a good option for those who want a well-cushioned running shoe without too much “muddiness.”
Are you familiar with the softest Brooks shoe, the Glycerin? Meet the Brooks Glycerin Max, which raises the bar even higher. It’s a shoe with more volume and an even higher level of softness. Despite this, it retains good dynamics, allowing for easier acceleration. Most importantly, it makes everyday running comfortable and enjoyable. Is it better?
The Mizuno Wave Rider 28 is very similar to the 27 model. It offers the same high level of cushioning and the same underfoot characteristics. It is a very versatile running shoe that perfectly captures the essence of Mizuno running shoes. The Rider is both soft and stable, and when trying to run faster, it does not “settle” like more cushioned models. It works well in all urban conditions, especially as a shoe for easy, everyday runs.