Recommendations for running shoes

I'm a heavier runner with a neutral position, so I use New Balance 992s.

 I get them from www.roadrunnersports.com, which has a fitting guide that will give you selections based on your needs.

Asics Gel Kayano

But really, you're better off going to a specialty running store that will give you specific recommendations. Or another one if you want an opinion different than the Nike one.

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There is more to the fit other than just the over pronation and a good store will fit you properly for your arches, weight, running gait etc.  Plus you should be able to get on the store's treadmill and try them out some.  I recently changed brands because Avia quit making the ones I liked.  By sizing and my slight over pronation 3 differant brands had a model that should work, but I noticed a significant differance with the Saucony's I wound up getting.

Sooo...are you having any issues with the neutral shoe you're running in now?

Regardless of what an "expert" tells you, how do the shoes feel now? A big chain specialty running store (likely the biggest in Canada with a good reputaion) were convinced I was an overpronator and got me into stability shoes - twice - two different shoes because the first ones I couldn't run in, then I listened to the "expert" advice and ran with the second ones for an extended period - because they "told me to" in order to get used to them but I ended up injuring myself. I ended up at a physiotherapist who does a proper gait analysis (not just watched me walk or run on a treadmill)

I now wear a neutral cushioned shoe (Asics Numbus; on my third pair) now and never have pain.

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