The Asics Cumulus I am using are in the pipeline, I've already run over 650 km.
For this reason last night I went looking for a new pair of A3.
For some 'time in this part, the softness of the shoes that I use (especially Saucony) gave me food for thought. Excessive "rubbery" it gave me the impression that, during the boost phase, the energy impressed to advance, would be absorbed by the sole of the shoe instead of being transmitted on the ground, thereby losing precious energy for the Advancement . In this connection I was looking for shoes a bit 'less soft but more responsive.
After a series of models tested, those that most nearly what I was looking for were the Brooks Glycerin 6 and the Mizuno Wave Fortis and the final choice fell on the first.
got home I have weighed 356 g. " Pesantine " I said. I've worn for an hour while I was at home with abundant and good impressions I had in store, as I moved into the house, vanished. What initially seemed to me a good feeling of cushioning had turned into oppression in the boost phase. I felt like my foot wrapped in an anti-accident or orthopedic shoes.
In the evening, surfing the net, I also noticed that the model I bought was too old: glycerin, in fact, the latest version is 8, while the one I bought was 6. Two older models! At the suggestion of Isabella I decided today that I found and replaced with another model.
Back in the shop today, I tried again only Mizuno: Wave of the new Fortis and set the Wave Rider 13. Just put on the second I realized that was what I wanted: light (292 g), highly reactive and, although very dry, with good cushioning!
And here they are, fantastic!
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