Podiatrist provided a list of acceptable running shoes

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"A very soft, breathable upper made for no break-in comfort," said Spencer. "Slipper-like would be the term I'd use for this lightweight offering. The http://www.asicsukstore.com]asics shoes flexed and creased well with my feet, so there was no pinching or poking. Right out of the box they offered good comfort, and that transitioned onto the court. They were supportively snug and sustained that feel throughout the playtest."The introduction of the Gel Solution Speed marks Asics' entry into the lightweight speed tennis shoe segment. While most speed-oriented shoes are best saved for match play (lacking the durability for repeated long training sessions), Asics has set the bench mark for durability in a speed shoe with the Gel Solution Speed. Both the outsole and the toe durability defied the lightweight feel of this shoe, matching the durability of much heavier offerings. Whether they were wearing this shoe through a long match, walking around the TW offices or hitting the gym, our testers found it to be supremely comfortable. There was enough support and stability for our testers to play as hard as they could, but they were held back by the traction. Each of our testers felt some slippage in these http://www.asicsukstore.com/asics-gel-l ... s-c-6.html asics gel lyte 3 iii shoes shoes. While some got used to the slippage and were able to adapt, the traction was simply not up to the level of the Gel Resolution series of shoes. Still, this shoe proved very popular with our testers, as it excelled in every other area.Am a new runner who started running 5Ks, 10Ks, and a single 10-miler in 2008-09. Started out with http://www.asicsukstore.com/asics-gel-k ... s-c-3.html]asics gel kayano 17 Asics, and knowing little about running shoes, kept looking for bargains. Ended up with Sauconys and Nikes for a while. Also ended up being sore around my achilles and knees for a long period of time. Finally went and got fitted at a running store and they recommended Asics Gel Nimbus - expensive, but a smooth ride. Developed some serious knee pain over time and finally went to a podiatrist for advice. Turns out the Gel Nimbus were too soft, especially in the heel for my running gait. Also turns out that one leg is 3/8 of an inch shorter than the other, this being the biggest cause of the knee pain. Podiatrist provided a list of acceptable running shoes, including the GT-2140s, which he said would be firmer in the heel. He also provided a 3/8 inch lift which he said to put under the sole of the shoe on the shorter leg.