Around a month ago I ran a half marathon and finished in a respectable 1 hour, 34 minutes.
I pronate (where your ankles roll outward causing unwanted stress on your knees) so I need a shoe that has quite a lot of structure to the sole to re-align how my heel hits the ground. As soon as I put the shoe on, I knew that it would do the job and be light-weight enough to not affect my run.
The inner lining is really comfortable and there's a UV outer for when I go running in the evenings. It's early days but I think they're my most comfortable running shoe yet.
Imagine my depression as I slogged around in the sun today; nearly collapsing after 4 miles. I've had a bit of a chest infection and it definitely has nothing to do with all the cadburys chocolate trifles I've been packing away after dinner.
But the most important thing is that I have done the typical guy thing and in a bid to regain my fitness, I've bought some new fancy running shoes!
I went for the Asics Gel Kayano 18 running shoes as I've had Asics previously and after running in a pair of Brooks trainers that ripped my feet to shreds, I thought it would be a good idea to go with what's tried and tested!
I pronate (where your ankles roll outward causing unwanted stress on your knees) so I need a shoe that has quite a lot of structure to the sole to re-align how my heel hits the ground. As soon as I put the shoe on, I knew that it would do the job and be light-weight enough to not affect my run.
The inner lining is really comfortable and there's a UV outer for when I go running in the evenings. It's early days but I think they're my most comfortable running shoe yet.
I'm thinking about doing the half marathon in Munich so these shoes will be a great training companion!






































