Max Max cushioning
AlexW780955021
Maximum cushioned shoe with great impact resistance for easy and long runs on joints. Have no issues picking up pace toward ends of a long or easy run with reasonable traction under foot for city outings. Tongue doesn't make sense reflecting more of a casual shoe (e.g., Nike Air Max 97) versus a running shoe to be put through its paces. It would be better to include a tongue that fits against the top of foot to help midfoot and heel. I need a runners loop to minimize heel slip. I would prefer a lower drop (6-8mm) to cushion the strain my gait and biomechanics put on my right knee. No issues with stability of the shoe. I would recommend for heavy runners (I am 90kg) with minimal pronation who are starting a heavier training block (e.g., half or full marathon) to help offset the impact. Fun shoe so far (20 miles in).


























