The Blade-Max Stable by K-Swiss: Stable, but no block on the leg
I'm one of those people who like to bend their feet when running. The Blade Max Stable K-Swiss should compensate for that - and that's what makes the lightweight stable running shoe quite good. Fortunately, I do not have to carry a heavy block on my leg. Because although he is clearly subdued, the shoe feels light. Although I have not mutated to the Speedy Gonzales of Hamburg, but the running feels lighter and more relaxed than with other running shoes. A disadvantage at lower temperatures is that it gets a little too drafty after a while.
For: Runners who tend to have mild to moderate overpronation Category: Stable shoe (which type of running shoe fits your feet? Click here for the running shoe test) Price: about 135 euros Mass: 269 grams Order Link: www.kswiss.de Conclusion: a lightweight stability shoe that gives grip and stability while still being lightweight.
Buy running shoes: The most important tips
- Find a good running or sports shop and get advice there. The seller should inquire about your amount of training, the preferred surface and your weight.
- Buy the running shoes best in the evening, the foot expands during the day.
- If available, bring your old running shoes to the store. From the wear of the soles, the seller can draw valuable conclusions for the right model for you. Also, a video analysis is useful if it is offered in the store.
- Running shoes should cost you on average a size larger than their standard shoes. There should be at least a centimeter left in front of the longest toe.
- You want to save money? Nevertheless, go to the specialist shop - and ask for reasonably priced discontinued models from the previous year.