2012 Spring-Summer Running Shoe Review 
Why Your Weight May Be a Factor When Choosing a Running Shoe
Photo: Scott Draper/Competitor
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- Mizuno Wave Rider 15, $115
- Nike Lunar Eclipse +2, $135
- Altra Provision, $105
- Karhu Stable, $120
- Under Armour Charge RC, $120
- Inov-8 Road Lite 155, $120
- Reebok Zignano Fly II, $100
- Saucony Hurricane 14, $140
- Skechers Go Run, $80
- New Balance 860 v2, $110
- Pearl Izumi Synchrofuel Road II, $125
- Puma Faas 800, $100
- Ecco Biom B, $200-$220
- Brooks Adrenaline GTS 12, $110
- K-Swiss Blad e Max Stable, $125
- Hoka OneOne Bondi B Low, $170
- Newton Distance Neutral, $155
- adidas adizero Boston, $110
- Brooks Ravenna 3, $100
- ASICS Gel Kayano 18, $150
Saucony Hurricane 14, $140
men: 11.2 oz. | women: 9.7 oz.
Great for runners looking for supportive cushioning, the Hurricane 14 is like a plush cloud for your feet. All that softness doesn’t sacrifice stability; however, heavier-footed runners will appreciate the soft sole on their long training runs. But, take note, the dense cushion adds weight and can make for a clunky ride.
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