KiprunKipride
6 mm drop · 36 mm heel · 243 gKiprun Kipride
KiprunKipride Max
6 mm drop · 42 mm heel · 271 gKiprun Kipride Max
KiprunKipstorm Tempo
8 mm drop · 45 mm heel · 225 gKiprun Kipstorm Tempo
CraftEndurance 3
9 mm drop · 38 mm heel · 265 gCraft Endurance 3
CraftNordlite Tempo
6 mm drop · 40 mm heel · 287 gCraft Nordlite Tempo
CraftPacer 2
6 mm drop · 39 mm heel · 290 gCraft Pacer 2AI stride analysis
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Mount to CoastC1
6 mm drop · 42 mm heel · 260 gMount to Coast C1
Mount to CoastR1
8 mm drop · 35 mm heel · 241 gMount to Coast R1
Mount to CoastS1
Full specs coming soonMount to Coast S1
Inov-8Roadfly
6 mm drop · 27 mm heel · 265 gInov-8 Roadfly
Inov-8Roadfly Max
6 mm drop · 32 mm heel · 275 gInov-8 Roadfly Max
KarhuIkoni 3.5
8 mm drop · 30 mm heel · 301 gKarhu Ikoni 3.5
CEPOmnispeed
Full specs coming soonCEP Omnispeed
TYRMaverick v1 Runner
8 mm drop · 43 mm heel · 220 gTYR Maverick v1 Runner
Xero ShoesPrio
0 mm drop · 5.5 mm heel · 247 gXero Shoes Prio
Foam and drop, mapped.
Neutral covers everything from firm and low to tall and soft. Right means a firmer ride, up means more heel.
Before you choose.
Neutral is the default for most runners. These are the questions we hear most.
What is a neutral running shoe?
A shoe with no extra structure to stop your foot rolling inward. The midsole is the same firmness on both sides, so the shoe follows your stride instead of correcting it.
Who should run in neutral shoes?
Runners whose foot rolls in only a little after landing, which is most of us. Your fitting measures that roll from behind, on both feet, before you pick a level of support.
Are neutral shoes less comfortable for long runs?
No. Comfort comes from cushion, drop and fit. A tall, soft neutral shoe can be the most comfortable pair you own for long, easy miles.