My kicks of choice for the time being are the Saucony Progrid Stabil CS2 shoe. I have pretty flat feet and know that for most folks with a similar issue, they need a motion control type of shoe. It's not often that you can find motion control shoes for cheap. They tend to be the most expensive of the bunch, and the options for us flat foot folks are much smaller.
I lucked up, grabbed these off a discount website. Don't think I paid more than $50 for them at the time. Even bought two pair! I bought them years ago. Before now, I didn't exactly put a lot of mileage into them. I don't wear sneakers often unless I'm running or working out, and that wasn't exactly an activity I spent a lot of time doing. Feel pretty good about tossing out a pair when I get to 400 miles.
I just tossed my first pair and am going to work on breaking in my second pair! I'm going to use this particular post to track my mileage; after 400 miles, I'll toss them and break in a couple pairs of Saucony Hurricane ISO 2 shoes - I picked them up earlier this year for less than $50 a pair and will serve as heirs to the throne.
Miles Ran: 30
Miles Ran: 30
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